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Anne Rivers Siddons Papers
This collection consists of manuscript drafts, notes, manuscripts, marketing materials and personal documents.
Antioch Baptist Church Records
This collection contains a typescript (and copy) of a record book (1832-1855) of Antioch Baptist Church conference meetings, discussing church business such as membership, preachers, and association membership.
Antioch Homemakers Club
Consists of a typescript history of the club written by one of its long time members and nine scrapbooks containing photographs, clippings, and programs which document the club's activities.
Anton Heyn Papers
Consists of correspondence between Frances Heyn (widow of Anton) and Fred Edmiston (Auburn University gifts and exchange librarian) regarding Anton Heyn’s library.
Frank Applebee Papers
Frank S. Arant Papers
Collection consists of Arant's personal papers related to family and civic activities, materials covering his academic career and entomology work, teaching and research materials, and military service memorabilia. Series include: 1. Personal Papers; 2. Academic Career; and 3. Military Service. Collection arranged into three accessions depending upon the time that materials came to the Auburn University Archives and Manuscripts Department.
Arch R. Winter Papers
This accession contains information related to Arch Winter's professional career as an architect. It contains material on city planning and renewal for a variety of communities in the Southeast United States such as Louisville, Kentucky and Mobile, Alabama. In addition, the collection contains information regarding Winter's professional activities involving the American Architecture Association and various conventions Winter attended.
Archibald M. McLauchlin Alabama Papers
Archives Artifact Collection
Contains various artifacts collected by the department over time.
Riley G. Arnold Papers
Correspondence (1938-1969), manuscripts and speech materials, newspaper clippings, photographs, programs and other documents of R. G. Arnold's careers with American Farm Bureau (Southern Regional Director, 1937-1957)and the Alabama Cooperative Extention Service (as Community Development Specialist, 1957-1962).
