Box 1
Contains 99 Results:
to Dr. George R. Mayfield from Nat T. Winston, June 12, 1950
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
to Dr. George R. Mayfield from Edwin T. Nance, February 6, 1955
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence from Arch Trawick to A.M. Souby, August 26, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to Arch Trawick from A.M. Souby, August 27, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to George Mayfield, May 5, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Copy Correspondence to E.B. Craig from William Swiggart, September 15, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to A.M. Souby from William Swiggart, September 18, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to E.B. Craig from A.M. Souby, September 25, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to William Swiggart A.M. Souby, September 27, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to A.M. Souby from A.L. Sharber, October 29, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to A.M. Souby from Harry Frahn, November 17, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to Harry Frahn from A.M. Souby, December 10, 1920
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to A. Max Souby from Thomas Luck, April 27, 1921
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to Thomas Luck from A.M. Souby, May 3, 1921
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to Thomas Luck, May 23, 1921
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Correspondence to Thomas Luck from A.M. Souby, June 22, 1921
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Check to Arch Trawick, April 15, 1918
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
Notes on expenses and envelope, Undated
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
“Beauty, Song and Habits Make Cardinal Tennessee’s Favorite Bird” by George R. Mayfield, Undated
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
“Mayfield Misses Song of Nightingale” by George R. Mayfield, Undated
The George Mayfield Papers, 1900-1966, contain correspondence, music, theatre, language, and science programs, newspaper clippings, a calendar, and personal writings of German professor George Mayfield, 1877-1964.
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