Tuscaloosa (Ala.)

Three photo albums created by the Snow family from Tuscaloosa.

Includes books from the poet's father, Peter Snow, to him containing handwritten songs and musical scores and two scrapbooks, one of which contains early 1900's newspaper articles about the Snow family from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, as well as one of clippings of poems and religious articles.

Correspondence, membership lists, bank deposits, programs of chapter meetings, genealogical worksheets, and newspaper clippings relating to the Tuscaloosa chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and biographical sketches of James Robertson, for whom the chapter was named.

The old card catalog for the Special Collections Library of the University of Alabama Libraries

Records of this Catholic church in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1844-1954, including lists of baptisms, marriages, deaths, confirmations, and first communions.

Diploma awarded by the Tuscaloosa Female Academy in 1868.

A 1927 letter from "Miss Ellen" in Cleveland Heights, Ohio to her aunt, Louise Swilley in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

This collection consists of thirty-two photographs of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, antebellum architecture, taken by Sydnia Keene Smyth for her thesis in 1929.

Text of a speech presented by James A. Anderson on April 3, 1935, at a meeting of the Kiwanis club of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, commemorating the seventieth anniversary of Union raids in Selma, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa.

An essay on Scottish poet Robert Burns delivered by Colonel Thomas C. McCorvey to the Druid City Literary Club, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 11 November 1878.

Letters, texts of speeches about the importance of railroads for the economic development of the Birmingham-Tuscaloosa area (1855), and abstracts of the journal of this early Tuscaloosa businessman.

This collection contains an unpublished biography of Mrs. Dupont Thompson, a board member of Partlow State School in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Three early twentieth century ledgers for Tuscaloosa and Pickens county businesses.

Two brochures from 1981 that describe heritage sites in Tuscaloosa.

Souvenir booklet commemorating the 150th anniversary of the founding of Tuscaloosa, Alabama

City recirds relating to the reduction of the city limits in 1930, as well as the text of an act to prevent eminent domain from being exercised over cemeteries unless necessity exists.

A collection of financial documents of this Tuscaloosa civic organization, including records of due payments and disbursements.

This collection contains three drafts of what was evidently a book chapter composed by Frances Spencer titled “Evolution of the Tuscaloosa Methodist Church–1824–1844.”

Photographs of Tuscaloosa cotton gin and sawmill, as well as African-American women carrying baskets on their heads.

Two petitions, one for "White", the other "Colored", about prohibiting the sale of liquor within a half mile of St. Johns Mission Church and St. Paul Church. Also included are the record book of County Court for 1925 and the Tuscaloosa Circuit Court ledgers from 1837-1849, 1842-1850, and 1842-1867.

A set of scrapbooks containing clippings recording the work and activities of this society,1979-80, including its publication, Heritage Week.

Club scrapbooks highlighting their activities in various years

This collection consists of nine photographs depicting the Alabama football game, basketball game, Jerry Rubin speaking at the Foster Auditorium, Governor's Day, and a concert on the Quad.

Programs and poems for their recitals as well as a membership register

Contains the yearbooks, from 1966-1992, newsletters and the organizations highlights from 1978-1992.

Promotional materials, programs, and invitations to special events of the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra

Posters asking for donations for the Tuscaloosa Tornado Relief effort in Chicago

Records of conference meetings of Methodist Women in Missions, North Alabama Conference, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

This record group contains the minutes, resolutions, ordinances, and other records of The University of Alabama Board of Trustees.

Theses, primarily unbound, by students in the College of Business & Administration

Two souvenir photograph albums from University of Alabama, showing campus and buildings, including Garland-Clark-Manly, Morgan, Comer, Smith (interior and exterior), Woods, President's Mansion, and fraternity houses. Also Bibb Graves Hall, Morgan Hall, Tutwiler Dorm, Gorgas House, President’s Mansion, Bryce entrance, Union building, Quad and Chimes, and Fraternity row from 1930s.

Scrapbooks and newspaper clippings about this prominent Tuscaloosa, Alabama, family.

A letter dated 12 July 1883, to his sister, Caroline Miller, about examinations of students at Tuscaloosa Female Academy, the examination of the senior class at the University of Alabama, and his recent activities in Tuscaloosa. The collection also contains photograph of Miller copied from the original at the University of Texas Institute of Texas Culture

The text of Ward's 1858 valedictory address, delivered at the University of Alabama.

Correspondence, writings, speeches, clippings, research materials, manuscripts of published monographs, and other materials written or collected by this historian and dean of the University of Alabama Libraries.

Black and white photographs of students housed in Woods Hall in early 1900s.

This collection consists of four photographs depicting the exterior and interior of Tutwiler Hall at the University of Alabama.

This collection consists of photographs relating to the Alabama sororities.