Box SC1950-1999.004

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection contains a letter to Dan Motlow of Nashville, Tennessee, from Roger Brashears Jr. president of the Lynchburg Mule Traders Association, from Lynchburg, Tennessee, informing Brashears that October 26, 1985, will be the bicentennial of the first mule arriving in the United States, a gift from King Charles III of Spain to President George Washington, asking Brashears to write his congressman asking that he support a petition to have October 26, 1985, declared "Mule Appreciation...

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The collection contains two photocopies of the records of the Kennedy Baptist Church located in Kennedy, Alabama, including business meeting notes, budget notes, and records of daily church activities.

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The collection contains two photocopies of the records of the Kennedy Baptist Church located in Kennedy, Alabama, including business meeting notes, budget notes, and records of daily church activities.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection contains one pamphlet with "212, ?, COMM." printed on the front and includes the names of Tuscaloosa (Alabama) residents who "signed the petition sent to Governor [George] Wallace," presumably regarding the integration of the University of Alabama, and the names of the employers of the signers. The pamphlet is illustrated with cartoons, one photo of James Hood and Vivian Malone, and one photo of Vivian Malone walking with an unidentified white student. The pamphlet was...

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The collection contains one manuscript of Wood's book of poetry, The Bell Rings: Poems Old and New, as well as a letter to Basil providing news of health and comments on poetry.

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Small handbill that gives humorous descriptions of the different types of men in a restroom.

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This collection contains two scripts for application to the 1951 Jason's Jamboree. The scripts were submitted by Phi Gamma Delta and Zeta Beta Tau fraternities, and are named, respectively, Corolla Booty Ball, or She Was Only The Bankers Daughter But Wherever She Went She Drew Interest and Restrictions.

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This collection consists of one letter from Dr. Richard Berendzen, president of American University, to Dr. Joab Thomas, President of the University of Alabama, thanking Dr. Thomas for his review of Dr. Berendzen's book.

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This collection consists of approximately 207 letters over 254 pages written to Col. Carleton K. Butler, director of the University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band, thanking him for his instruction and congratulating him on the 1978 Homecoming being held in his honor. Also included is a separate index indicating authors of the letters.

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Two brochures entitled "Heritage Week '81" and "Historic Attractions in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama." The brochures describe historical sites, restaurants, and shopping locations in Tuscaloosa.

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Three holiday greeting cards from presidents of the University of Alabama to the "University of Alabama Family." Included are two copies of a card from Robert and Ann Witt and one card from Donna and Andrew Sorensen.

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A collection of reproductions of articles concerning E.D. Nixon, the organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott.

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The collection contains a photocopy of several chapters of Charleston! Charleston!: The History of a Southern City by Walter J. Fraser, Jr., and a blank "Research Services" form from The South Carolina Historical Society.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection includes several items about and belonging to Warren Hutton, a former University of Alabama music professor. A memorandum written by Hutton advertises to hear Thomas Murray perform on the Holtkamp tracker organ at the concert hall in the Moody Music Building. Also included are notes from the lecture recital on the works of William Mathias. Sheet music, other miscellaneous items, and several programs in which Hutton is mentioned as a consultant on the purchase of a new organ...