Tuscaloosa (Ala.)

This collection consist of two hundred and sixty nine photographs depicting buildings around The University of Alabama campus; Tombigbee and other river's in Alabama; trains; Eugene Allen Smith house on campus and his family; Alabama State Capitol; steamboats; University of Alabama baseball team; scene's from University of Mississippi; and scene's from Wetumka Penitentiary.

Issues of the newsletter "The Unitor" (1922-2011), framed pictures, and brochures

100 photographs depicting Jones and other family members; Jones and others at the Black Warrior River; Tannehill State Park; Jones and others around Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and scenes on The University of Alabama campus.

This collection consists of twenty-four photographs of two homecoming parades at the University of Alabama.

Three scrapbooks of this Tuscaloosa, Alabama, garden club, covering the years, 1958-1967.

List of pastors, rules of decorum, the church covenant, and baptism lists, 1838-1904. It also includes an article, "Chronicles of the First Baptist Church," by Tom Garner, clerk.

Contains record books, 1820-1948; list of baptisms, 1845-1894; Board of Trustees record books, 1838-1911; Board of Deacons minute book, 1886-1888; and miscellaneous other documents for this Tuscaloosa, Alabama church.

Collection consist of two photo albums and eighty-six loose photographs of Fitts and Alston families adventures on their boat, "Mary Francis" through Alabama and Florida, and family portraits.

This collection depicts photographs of the University of Alabama and men in Ku Klux Klan clothes.

Handwritten original draft of a speech written enroute to Tuscaloosa and delivered by James on the occasion of the University of Alabama's 150th anniversary celebration.

A letter dated 4 February 1834, to Alabama Governor John Gayle, thanking him for a nice visit to Tuscaloosa, probably during Key's mission to resolve a dispute between the U.S. government and Alabama over the dispostion of lands taken from the Creek Indians. Key's letter also discusses congressional debates on the Bank of the United States.

100 photographs depicting scenes at Camp A-Z and duck hunting; Jones family; Alabama Kiwanis meetings; Walter Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and turkey hunting Choctaw Bluff, Alabama.

100 photographs depicting scenes at Camp A-Z and duck hunting; Jones family; Alabama Kiwanis meetings; Walter Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and turkey hunting Choctaw Bluff, Alabama.

This paper by Tom Garner contains lists of pastors and members and monthly meeting minutes of this Baptist church in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

This collection consists of 531 photographs documenting Alabama Geological Survey field trips and the growth of the University of Alabama campus from the 1880s through 1930s.

Thirty black and white photographs depicting George Wallace at the University of Alabama 1973 19 November during the homecoming activities. It was the Alabama versus Georgia homecoming football game, and Terry Points was the first African American awarded homecoming queen.

100 photographs depicting farm fields; construction site; men working with farm equipment and other machinery; geological map of Lake Guntersville, Alabama, area; map of soy bean storage in Guntersville, Alabama; drill tower; Walter Jones; University of Alabama football game; hunting; and Walter Jones’s pipe collection.

Letters between Gilliland and his sweetheart (later wife) Josie, church materials from Trinity United Methodist Church in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, greeting cards, and photographs

Letter dated 28 April 1837, from Tuscaloosa, to her sister, Mary Wyckoff, discussing Louisa's move to Tuscaloosa, the failure of her husband to visit Mary while in New York, and fashions.

Two typescript copies of an 1868 memoirs written by early Tuscaloosa resident of French ancestry, whose family were Natchez, Mississippi pioneers.

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other materials relating to the planning and development of the Hale Memorial Hospital for the treatment of tuberculosis

Collection consists of eighty-seven photographs of Eddins family of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Largely portraits of family members, snapshots of family and friends, and the Eddins home. Includes photographs of a young Hudson Strode and an architectural drawing of the Hendricks's home on the University of Alabama.

100 photographs depicting Jones and other family members; Jones and others at the Black Warrior River; Tannehill State Park; Jones and others around Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and scenes on The University of Alabama campus.

100 photographs depicting Jones and other family members; Jones and others at the Black Warrior River; Tannehill State Park; Jones and others around Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and scenes on The University of Alabama campus.

100 photographs depicting Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Jones family; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; George Walter Jones’s farm; clearing swamp for planting millet for ducks; whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico; and Douglas Jones boating on the Tensaw River.

100 photographs depicting Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Jones family; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; George Walter Jones’s farm; clearing swamp for planting millet for ducks; whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico; and Douglas Jones boating on the Tensaw River.

100 photographs depicting Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Jones family; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; George Walter Jones’s farm; clearing swamp for planting millet for ducks; whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico; and Douglas Jones boating on the Tensaw River.

100 photographs depicting Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Jones family; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; George Walter Jones’s farm; clearing swamp for planting millet for ducks; whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico; and Douglas Jones boating on the Tensaw River.

100 photographs depicting Camp A-Z in the Mobile Delta; Jones family; Walter Jones’s pipe collection; Jones’s house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; George Walter Jones’s farm; clearing swamp for planting millet for ducks; whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico; and Douglas Jones boating on the Tensaw River.

100 photographs depicting students, buildings, and scenes at The University of Alabama campus; Walter, Hazel, and Nelson Jones; Dismals Canyon, Franklin County, Alabama; scenes around Huntsville, Alabama; Jessie Gorgas's grave at Evergreen Cemetery; Colonel Butler's war table, ROTC, The University of Alabama; other Jones family members; plants in Mobile County, Alabama; houses at the Cedars Farm in Huntsville, Alabama; and fraternity pin and other items.

100 photographs depicting Jones and other family members; Jones and others at the Black Warrior River; Tannehill State Park; Jones and others around Tuscaloosa, Alabama; and scenes on The University of Alabama campus.

A paper titled "Historical Sketch of the Presbyterian Church in Tuskaloosa, Alabama." It includes lists of pastors, elders, and deacons, 1820-79.

A large collection of scrapbooks, containing twenty-nine volumes of information on the Tuscaloosa, Alabama area, one volume on historic Tuscaloosa homes, one volume of political information and two volumes on local history.

This collection contains letters of correspondence and bills pertaining to duties and tasks of the business; primarily with the distribution of cotton.

Research notes on civil rights in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

A small collection of letters from Oregonia, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, to his cousin Hugh Robinson, Level Land, Abeville, South Carolina. The chief subjects are agricultural conditions and prices.