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E. Walter Burkhardt Papers
This collection contains correspondence and official documents of Dr. Burkhardts relating to his architechtural work with the state of Alabama. It also includes two taped interviews and research on Dr. Burkhardt done by James Scott Legg for his Master's thesis in history and community planning.
Carl Freeman Burmeister Jr. Papers
Burnett Family Papers
The bulk of this collection consists of letters written by Alexander H. Burnett, his wife Catherine and other family members during the American Civil War.
Gladys King Burns Papers
Consists of photocopied materials used by Gladys King Burns for her thesis research, notably four letters to Burns from presidential electors of 1948, including George C. Wallace, Ray Mayhall, Gessner McCovey and Joseph N. Langan. Also included are photocopies of a 1948 loyalty oath, pledge for electors, and related items.
J.L. Burr Honor Certificate
J.L. Burr's Honor Certificate from ALabama Polytechnic Institute dated June 11, 1890, signed by O.D. Smith, James H. Lane, Charles C. Thatch and N.T. Lupton.
Captain J.Q. Burton Papers
R.W. Burton Papers
Collection contains, pamphlets, photographs, postcards, Burton Bookstore material, DAR materials, financial ledgers, bankbooks, chequebooks, correspondence, newspaper clippings, books, periodicals (Hugenot Society of South Carolina), handwritten poems, Rhymes and Jingles: A Souvenir of Auburn by R.W. Burton, and other miscellaneous items.
Busch Family Papers
Accession is separated into two (2) series: The first series contains small booklets, correspondence, film and photographs from Mr. Thomas Busch’s work with the US Forestry Department. The second series contains financial statements, membership lists, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and newsletters from Mrs. Busch’s work with the Republican Women’s Federation of Baldwin County.
Bush Brothers and Company Records
Consists of financial records concerning cotton sales and shipments and other transactions primarily between W. A. Scott, a commission merchant from Mobile, Alabama, and Bush Brothers and Company of Pickensville, Pickens County, Alabama. Includes receipts (1843-1845) for cotton shipped on the Tombigbee River from Pickensville to Mobile; sheets from a daybook ledger (1840) of merchandise sold.
Marshall P. Bush Papers
This accession consists of material related to two individuals: Marshall P. Bush and his mother, June Frazier Johnston. It includes newspaper clippings, a program for the Winston-Salem Soap Box Derby (in which Marshall Bush competed), a trophy awarded to Marshall Bush by Eddie Rickenbacker, Bush’s obituary, photographs, a booklet about June Johnston and her artwork, and two narratives written by Johnston.
