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Floyd D. Hall Papers
Frank G. Hall Papers
This collection contains photocopies of fifteen letters primarily written by Hall from 1915 to 1917 while he was a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute (now Auburn University). Three CDs containing scans of the originals are also included, in addition to photocopies of census record information from 1920 and 1930.
L. G. Hall Diary
This collection consists of a diary written by L.G. Hall describing his experiences with miliatry life during the war. A transcript is also included.
Wade Hall 20th Century Pulp Fiction Collection
The Wade Hall 20th Century Pulp Fiction Collection was selected by Auburn University with a goal of gathering a broad representation of the art of pulp fiction covers as well as the authors who published in the medium. The collection encompasses publications from the mid-to-late 20th Century.
The collection consists of 1584 books published between 1905 and 2001.
Thomas Hallock Papers
This collection contains photocopied research materials for the book "William Bartram, the Search for Nature's Design: Selected Art, Letters, and Unpublished Writings", a collection (published in 2010) of unpublished writings by the eighteenth-century American naturalist and traveler, edited by Thomas Hallock and Nancy Hoffman. Included are extensive transcriptions and photocopies of Bartram's unpublished writings, research notes, and research correspondence.
James Hammersmith Papers
Susan Haney Collection
Collection contains 10 binders of photo ads from various magazines from 1932-1967.
Dabney Bondurant Hare Papers
This collection contains correspondence, photographs, a wedding album, diaries, and books.
John H. Harwell Papers
This collection consists of an unpublished manuscript written by John Harwell and edited by Richard L. Wyatt Jr. and Ward S. Allen. The manuscript contains philosophical reflections and critiques of Western thought from an Eastern Orthodox perspective. This collection also includes correspondence about Harwell's book, reflections on life, and correspondence between Wyatt and Allen after Harwell's death.
