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Fred Allison Papers
This collection contains various materials formerly belonging to Dr. Fred Allison spanning the entirety of his career. Most notably amongst these materials are: academic papers, research notebooks, correspondence, academic journal articles, laboratory photographs, and interview tapes and transcripts.
Alma Ruth Oliver Corley Papers
This accession contains the research for Corley’s dissertation, The Mobile Beacon and Alabama Citizen: An Advocate for its Community for Fifty Years. It includes hand written notes, copies of academic journals, recorded interviews, copies of articles, and newspapers.
Elmer Hugo Almquist Collection
This collection contains biographical information on Major Elmer Hugo Almquist (1893-1939) who served as Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Alabama Polytechnic Institute from 1932-1939.
Elmer Hugo Almquist Jr. Papers
Alpha Gamma Rho: Xi Chapter Records
Contains local chapter meeting minutes, membership lists, financial information, scrapbooks/photographs, and publications. Also contains national meeting minutes and publications.
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Records
This collection contains documents pertaining to the day to day runnings of a fraternity such as; ledgers, membership books, pamphlets, membership cards, pledge information, alumni information, minutes and etc. Also included are some miscellaneous records about intramural sports events, newspaper articles pertaining to the fraternity and things of that nature.
David Alsobrook Papers
Jose Alvarez Papers
This accession contains photographs, transcripts, grades, correspondence, diploma, and A.P.I. class ring.
Anne Amacher Papers
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.
Richard E. Amacher Papers
This collection contains an unpublished manuscript by Richard E. Amacher entitled “From Moses to Montesquieu: Antislavery Rhetoric in Early America, 1688-1808” in its entirety, newspaper clippings, book reviews, correspondence, academic articles, and scholarly publications pertaining to Dr. Richard E. Amacher’s career.
