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William Mahone Papers
The Mahone Papers consist of a 72-page document written in Mahone's hand between 1890 and 1895 on the letterhead of a Washington D.C. hotel. Mahone reportedly prepared this document at the request of General James Longstreet. It provides Mahone's account of the several days in early April, 1865, leading up to General Robert E. Lee's surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia. A copy/transcript of the document is also included.
John G. Main Account Books
This collection contains four account books with customer and store transaction records for the years 1910, 1911, 1918-1919, and 1928.
E.T. Maksin Papers
This collection contains photocopies of 14 letters from Sergeant E.T. ("Max") Maksin, in the Army Air Force, 307th Bomb Group, 371st Bomb Squadron, to Arlene Smick of South Euclid, Ohio.
James Mallory Plantation Journal
This collection contains 1 typescript copy (400 pages) and 2 reels of microfilmed copies of James Mallory's journal concerning the Selwood Plantation. 1 reel is positive; the other is negative.
Sam Malone Wright Papers
This collection consists of four fraternity paddles from Sigma Nu.
Malseed Family Papers
William N. Manning Photographs
This collection consists of photographs taken at Alabama Polytechnic Institute during World War II. These photos include groups of naval trainees, camping scenes, high school groups, University buildings, cottages, and grounds. Some negatives are also included.
Marble City Land and Furnace Company Records
Consists of photocopies of correspondence, draft contracts, and contract proposals created or received by Samuel Noble of Anniston, Alabama from 1885 to 1891. Includes a copied ledger page documenting the real estate transactions of Samuel Noble.
Asa T. Martin Papers
A collection of 46 items. Civil War letters related to Private Asa T. Martin.
Cornelia Martin Collection
This collection contains over 500 photographs taken by Cornelia Martin from her travels, photographs from David Martin's cruise trips, and writings from David Martin.
