This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This addendum to the initial accession was recieved in 1972. It includes 4 letters, dated 1859-1863, from Robert Henry Thach to his wife, Elizabeth Lockheart Coleman Thach (the parents of Charles Coleman Thach). The letters were received from the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.

This accession contains primarily records and correspondence of Dr. Charles Coleman Thach during his time at A.P.I. (Auburn University) from roughly 1882-1924. The records cover issues related to the administration, faculty, students, finances, building construction, and general correspondence. Also included are Thach’s diploma from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, and correspondence between his parents from the Civil War.