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Louis Otto Brackeen Collection
Collection contains mainly research materials used to prepare his book History of the Alabama Press Association 1871-1959. Also contains personal project scrapbooks and some office files.
James T. Bradley Papers
Joe Brady Papers
Consists mainly of a manuscript written and researched by Linda Foster Rainey, the collection details the life of Joe Brady, a lumber businessman and community leader in Birmingham, AL. Contains the manuscript rough draft, photocopies of correspondence, photos, advertisements for chainsaws, lumber, etc., and other documents pertaining to Brady's life. The collection would be useful for subjects in lumber, Southern industry, and Alabama in WWII--homefront.
Paul C. Brandt Papers
Brian Rickenbacker Interview
This collection consists of the tapes and transcript an interview with Brian Rickenbacker conducted by Dr. David Lewis on July 17, 1999. In the interview, Rickenbacker talks about his father David, and David's relationship with his parents and his brother, William Rickenbacker. The interview also discusses the personalities of Eddie and Adelaide Rickenbacker and general family history.
The interview is recorded on two cassette tapes.
Forrest Grady Bridges Papers
This collection includes photographs, newspaper clippings, typed manuscripts, a spiral bound book, a photograph attached to an 8x10" piece of glass, a framed 13x20" oval photograph, and a framed 16x20" portrait.
Ruth and Norman Brittin Papers
C. Carroll Brown Letters
Includes correspondence from Anonymous to Mrs. Pierce, February 16, 1865 informing her that C. Carroll Brown was alive and correspondence from C. Carroll Brown to his sister Pasie Pierce, March 21, 1865.
Isaac B. Brown Diary
The 33-page diary runs from January to September 1864 and contains the following entry: “I was discovered to be a spy on the 2nd day of April, 1864, [and] sentenced to death.”
