Box 2961

This collection is an unusual amalgam of genealogical research done by Bodine into the Bodine and Pate families, and a copy of a letter from her to Alabama Governor Guy Hunt, dated 21 March 1987, claiming damages of “about 160 A. [sic] and one billion dollars” owing to a “stragedy” [sic] concocted by “Big Jim” [Fulsom?] and Franklin Roosevelt “to help the nation with my family’s resources.”

The collection contains a letter dated 15 March 1921, from the Brotherhood of Trainmen Vice President, Val Fitzpatrick, to union members concerning a strike against the Atlanta, Birmingham, and Atlantic Railway Company.

The collection contains the freight traffic routes for the Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company which was part of the Georgia Railroad.

This collection contains photocopies of newspaper clippings, original clippings, and a manuscript written by Hildreth.

Minutes, reports, attendance, and letters of resignation from this Tuscaloosa, Alabama, women's club.

The collection contains letters, newspaper clippings, meeting minutes, photos, scrapbooks, and diaries of Estes Embroidery Circle members.

This collection consists of a miscellany of materials; graduation programs for the 1924 University of Alabama class and the 1928 University of Chicago Medical School, newspaper clippings, two offprints of articles (1946, 1947) co-authored by Beck and Dr. William A. Meissner about burn victims among the Nagasaki survivors, three photos of burn victims, and a combination tweezers/magnifying glass.