Box 9
Contains 38 Results:
Alabama Historical Association—Programs
American Historical Association
Mississippi Valley Historical Association—Programs
Southern Historical Association—Records, minutes, and list of members
Southern Historical Association—Programs, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1948, 1950
Southern Illinois Historical Society—Programs
Tennessee Historical Commission
Fleming Lectures, Louisiana State University, 1948 – Newspaper articles
Fleming Lectures, Louisiana State University—Programs — 4 lectures given by Owsley April 12, 13, and 14, 1948 “Southern Society—A Reinterpretation” “To the Promised Land: Migration and Settlement of the Plain Folk” “Southern Folkways” and “The Role of the Plain Folk”
University of Kentucky—Blazer Lectures — “Self-Imposed Restraints and the Survival of American Democracy” given by Owsley, April 5, 1955
University of Mississippi—Lectures—Program November 1948 “Role of the Plain Folk in Ante-Bellum Southern History” and “Southern Folkways” given by Owsley
Vanderbilt University— Program—George Washington Lecture by William E. Dodd, February 22-24, 1932
Photocopy of Frank Owsley’s memoir (44 pages)
Owsley’s offer to H. T. Vance Company to purchase Real Estate, 1937
Newspaper Articles
Newspaper Articles
Remembrances of Frank L. Owsley
Warranty deed, Hotel reservation, Lotus Club (NYC) privileges, Who’s Who in America
World War I—discharge from draft, Transportation request, Order of induction into military service of the U.S., Local board for the county of Elmore, State of Alabama, Honorable discharge
European Trip—Menus, receipts, tourbook, postcard
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