Scope and Contents This accession is organized into four series. Series I: National League (Boxes 1 to 8) Series II: State League (Boxes 9 to 34) Series III: Local Leagues (Boxes 35 to 52) Series IV: Sound Recordings (Box 53)Contents include records of the National League of Women Voters including minutes, reports, correspondence and publications dating from the 1940s to 1980s; records of the League of Women Voters of Alabama including official records, publications, correspondence, and matters of...

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Consists of correspondence between Frances Heyn (widow of Anton) and Fred Edmiston (Auburn University gifts and exchange librarian) regarding Anton Heyn’s library.

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials collected by people associated with Holtville School. Items include a scrapbook, a supplements monograph, three VHS tapes made by U.S. Cultural and Information Program (State Dept.), and a book with transcript of the film and photocopies of documents dealing with the school. This collection also includes a biography on Archie Charles Allen Sr., letters and correspondence, a certificate, fliers,...

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials pertaining to education and the economic status of teachers in Alabama. This includes: a report of the Committee on Alabama Course of Study, Southern State Work Conference on School Administrative problems (three committee reports), "Status of County Teachers in Alabama, 1935-1936" by the Committee on Economic Status of White Rural Teachers in Alabama, 1939, API, and material from Dr. Irvine's classes as an education professor in the API School of Education...

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This collection contains research materials collected by Johnson for his doctoral dissertation on Isaac T. Tichenor, president of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama (now Auburn University), 1882-1892, and Home Mission Secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1883-1900.

Scope and Contents Collection consists of personal data sheets of Jerome G. Kuderna after he came to Auburn, Alabama; correspondence with letters referring to his work while at Lincoln School of Columbia University, to efforts for a position with the Massachusetts Board of Education, to a science book series planned with William E. Warner (letter greetings, Jerry and Billy), letters asking advice of Kuderna and several undated letters; Kuderna's class schedule card for 1924; information about Alabama...

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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.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of letters from B.C. Lee to his mother, Frances Lee. Letters from 1856, 1858, and 1859 document Lee's time at the Centenary Institute and the East Alabama Male College. These letters discuss news of family and friends; Lee's Methodist faith and religious activities; his academic endeavors; his arguments for obtaining a good education (in response to his mother urging him to return home to her); his visits to relatives in Autaugaville, Alabama, and West Point,...

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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Collection includes material of the Walker family, early settlers in Talladega County, Alabama. The bulk of the material is antebellum, but the financial items date to the 1890's. Besides correspondence between 1846 and 1852 (primarily letters to Rosa Conrad Walker) the collection consists of financial papers, legal items, tax assessments and receipts, miscellaneous items such as poetry and a cloth bag, and several Civil War items, specifically a parole and pardon.