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Joseph E. Evarts Letters
Nine letters written between October and December 1862 from Evarts to his wife. Most of them were sent from Camp Terry in New Haven, Connecticut, one from New York City, and one from on board a ship.
Maurice G. Ewens Papers
This collection consists of diaries of a military radio operator who tracked bombing missions from England to Germany during 1943. They contain details regarding missions, the rescue of downed bomber crews, and the atmosphere in England during World War II. There is also a miniature laminated copy of his honorable discharge papers from 1945.
Edwin Farley Diary
This collection consists of a 104 page manuscript diary that covers the period from August 1861 through June 1862 and includes entries made in the states of Wisconsin, Missouri, and Mississippi, as well as a transcript.
Farmers' Weekly Clippings Scrapbook
News clippings related to farming in Auburn, Alabama.
William C. Farrell Jr. Papers
This collection consists of photographs and negatives showing the Farrell family, William C. Farrell preparing to leave for service with the United States Army, and scenes from his Army service and travels. The Army scenes include some photographs of the occupation of Japan after the Second World War.
Ruth Faulk Papers
This collection contains papers, including poems by both Ruth and Carolyn Faulk, dating from 1923 up to the early 1970s. It is uncertain if any of these poems were ever published. Some miscellaneous notes and favorite poems by other poets are also included.
Ted S. Faulkner Letters
This collection contains letters from Ted S. Faulkner to Frances S. Faulkner, his mother, and Helen Yearden, his aunt, while serving in the U.S. Army Air Force. It also contains letters from his wife Fern Faulkner to her mother-in-law. The letters discussed Ted Faulkner's training, life during basic training and while serving in the army, information on areas he was stationed at, and matters at home in Seattle or where his family was living at the time.
Robert L. Faust Papers
This Collection contains a variety of both preliminary sketches and final drafts of Robert L. Faust's architectural designs, many from his earlier years as a designer (1950s-1980s). Sketches are bound in oversized sketchbooks. Some final drafts are framed with matboard.
Federal Bureau of Investigation File on Jimmie Lee Jackson Murder
This collection consists of photocopies of the Federal Bureau of Investigation case file for the murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson. The case file was obtained via FOIA request in 2007, and the contents were screened and redacted. There is no record of who requested the file or donated it to AU Archives.
Throughout the file, Jackson's first name is spelled "Jimmy".
Federal Soldier Diary
This is a diary believed to have been written between December 11, 1862 (?) and February 8, 1863, by an unidentified soldier of the 44th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, who served in North Carolina during the Civil War. It includes descriptions of camp activities, marches, and the aftermath of the Battle of Kinton on Dec. 14, 1862 and the Battle of White Hall.
