Box 136
Contains 17 Results:
Peabody College—English 493, Dr. Riley—“The Tennessee Walking Horse” by Bette Morgan with accompanying booklet, [August 7, 1950]
Peabody College—English 493—“The Rise and Fall of West Point (Tenn)” by James M. Story
Peabody College—English 493, Dr. Riley—Southern Life and Literary Culture—“Picnic Politics” by Jack Vincent, [March 8, 1951]
Peabody College—English 493—Southern Life and Literary Culture—“Radio Programs of Life in South Texas” by Clyde Vinson
Peabody College—English 493—“Southern Life and Literary Culture” by Mary Shottis, [August 14, 1950]
Peabody College—Paper for Dr. Riley by Alfred Knight -“The Textile Industry of Greenville, S.C.” with accompanying booklets
Peabody College—Description of Course Projection Trees by Mary Lena Anderson for Southern Life and Literary Culture—“Common Trees of Upper Cumberland Area of Middle Tennessee”
Newspaper Clippings—Trees—with accompanying list of 175 Trees common to Southern Regions
Materials on Texas—“Twice Told Tales of Texas”; Texas Bibliography; A List of Texas Writers of Fiction; and others
Book Review Presentations Copy Slips
Peabody College—English Class—“The Okefenokee” by the Junior Class of Charlton County High School with Accompanying Booklet, [Summer 1943]
Papers on Memphis, TN- "Visiting in Memphis” by Virginia Mayfield; “A Short Historical Sketch”; “How Boss Crump was Licked”; Also “Visiting in Nashville” and “Uncle Shade” by Virginia Mayfield, [October 1946]
Peabody College—Paper by Mary Burton for English 493, “An Amish Settlement in Middle Tennessee”, [Summer 1948]
Peabody College—English 493, Dr. Susan Riley—Southern Life and Literary Culture—“A Glimpse of a Few Woman of the South in Life and Literature” by Anna B. Hart, [Summer 1948]
Peabody College—English 493—“The Southern States” by Frederick W. Kirby
Peabody College—English 493, Dr. Riley—“Some Writers of Memphis, TN” by Cornelia Crook, [July 8, 1943]
Peabody College—English 493, Dr. Riley—Materials on the State of Virginia by S.A. Martin
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