Showing Collections: 631 - 640 of 767
Floyd McRae Jr. Collection
Collection contains records of the relationship between McRae and Eddie Rickenbacker from 1941 to 1972, beginning with the event of Rickenbacker's plane crash in Atlanta and ending with McRae's death. All of the material relates to Rickenbacker in some way. It includes photos, correspondence, medical records, published newspaper and magazine articles, and some corporate documents.
T.C. McSwain Papers
This collection includes eight ledgers and random recipts with personal accounts of those who bought, sold, and traded with McSwain in his lumber business.
Earlon McWhorter Papers
Medical Daybooks of Dr. Pulaski "Pugh" Brown and Dr. Josephus Simmons Beard
This collection contains seven medical daybooks that consist of names of patients, the amount paid for their appointments, and occupations of most of the patients.
Alexander B. Meek Civil War Manuscript
This collection contains a letter written by Alexander B. Meek (1814-1865) during the American Civil War explaining the war in Mobile, Alabama, with mentions of Dauphin Island, his journey home, and potentially staying put where he was.
William Emery Merrill Civil War Maps
This collection consists of five Civil War maps depicting Union Army territory.
James R. Messenger Papers
Abram B. Metzger Papers
This collection includes typed copies of three early histories of Auburn, three talks prepared by Dr. George Petrie, a Bolling Hall letter (1818), and a William Smith letter (1830).
"Miles" Civil War Letter
This collection contains a letter from Miles. Writing to his parents, Miles describes his experiences serving with Hilliard's Legion during the Civil War. He describes being shelled, leading cavalry to capture enemy troops and material, and meeting with old friends. He also criticizes the Confederate retreat from Kentucky.
Alexander S. Millard Diary
This collection consists of the diary of Second Lieutenant Alexander S. Millard. The diary includes entries from military camps near Mobile, Alabama, and Brownsville, Texas. It also offers a brief description of the Union Army siege of Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely. A transcript of the diary and some research materials are included, as well.
