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Consists of Mary E. Reese's handwritten, bound copy of her "Early History of Auburn," one original circular for the Auburn Masonic Female College dated 1852, a photocopy of the legislative act that incorporated Auburn, and a note about the manuscript from Kate Lane, wife of Petrie.

Content Description

Accession contains biographical and genealogical information; correspondence (1917-1944); API English department records; comments on teaching; research by Rutland on Emerson and John H. Parnell; collected information particularly about Auburn; lecture notes; clippings; pamphlets; programs; photographs; and scrapbook.

Scope and Contents This collection contains historical and genealogical material collected by the descendants of Charles Coleman Thach.Included are wills from the Thach lineage, personal family letters and letters regarding genealogy, death notices and obituaries, newspaper clippings, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) membership applications, a calling card printing plate, lineage charts, census records,...

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This collection includes a constitution, minute book (1949-1964), and a limited number of letters, notes, resolutions, and miscellaneous items. No records exist for the period 1925-1948

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Records include yearbooks (1911-2019); minutes (1896-2006); membership applications (1900-2006); scrapbooks (1903-2020) of chapter activities and Civil War-related features; state convention programs (1897-1983); Alabama Division yearbooks (1924-2017); pamphlets (1914-1985); financial records; newspaper clippings; photographs; correspondence; and miscellaneous General Division materials. The 2019-2020 scrapbook includes a few pages related to COVID-19, coronavirus, and includes a mask.

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Contains the records of the Woman's Club of Auburn including meeting minutes, membership lists, inventories, blueprints, and photographs.

Scope and Contents This collection includes correspondence (1854-1904), including letters (1861-1864) to William Wilmot Wright from his brother George Washington Wright, a lieutenant in the 12th Alabama Infantry; military passes, exemptions and applications (1863-1865); papers (1860-1871) concerning Macon County schools; land deeds (1825-1905); tax receipts (1847-1913); business papers (1840-1913), including account books, contracts, correspondence, promissory notes, wills and estate papers, and receipts;...