This collection contains newspaper contains newspaper clippings, recordings, correspondence and images spanning from 1940 to 2016. The main subjects of thse items are: Water quality in Auburn, Alabama; local politics of Auburn, Alabama; and the Civil Rights Movement.

This accession contains materials related to Auburn drinking water pollution control in the 1970s.

This accession contains materials related to Auburn drinking water pollution control in the 1970s.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

This accession contains letters between Amacher and Governor George Wallace and historical information about various locales within the State of Alabama and the state as a whole.

Newspaper clippings and general documents re: race relations and Alabama politics from 1948-1980. Also included are a cassette tape, transcripts, photograph, and miscellaneous documents re: Arthur Lee Hill, Sr., interview conducted by Anne Amacher and Marilyn Schaeffer at the home of the Amachers in preparation for a feature article in Inside East Alabama and Auburn-Opelika Magazine.