Correspondence

This collection contains the letters from John Lapsley to Sara Hudson, professor emeritus of English at Auburn University. The letters mainly deal with Lapsley's health and that of his various family members. The collection also contains caricatures drawn by Lapsley and newspaper articles about him.

This collection includes records, minutes, notes, and other correspondence. Records include applications, lists of students, parents and teachers, ephemera printed by the organization, and information on Pickwood Academy.

This collection includes letters, periodicals (Orange and Blue), grade reports, postcards, and miscellaneous materials dealing with Alabama Polytechnic Institute and members of the Liddell family.

This collection consists of scrapbooks and 35 mm color slides of 4-H Club material. Scrapbooks include correspondence, leaflets, programs, photographs, and clippings. Scrapbook pages removed and placed in file folders; clippings photocopied. Slides document state and national 4-H Club meetings, 1949-1952, and the history of Alabama Corn, Tomato, and 4-H Clubs, 1914-1970.

This collection contains a small envelope addressed to Mrs. N.W.E. Long at Perote, Pike [Bullock] County, Alabama, from Private Long, Co. 'B' 51st Ala., and a letter from Mrs. M. A. Jackson to her sister, Mrs. M. J. Long, dated May 16, 1862. The letter consists of questions inquiring about family members, such as their health and whereabouts.

This collection consists of two letterpress copybooks (1889-1891) with Long's outgoing business correspondence, concerning loans, mortgages, and general financial and legal interests.

This collection contains agricultural catalogs and publications from the 1920s-1940s. It also contains correspondence and notes from Mrs. Stalcup regarding her orders from these catalogs and some personal correspondence.