Newspapers
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Thomas J. Hogan Collection
The Thomas J. Hogan collection (15.54 linear feet) is comprised of newspapers, magazines, photographs, and other pamphlets and publications from 1962-1977. The biggest portion of them are from The New York Times, but other publications are represented. The collection is intended to serve mainly as research materials for political science and history professors and their students.
Office of LGBTQI Life
The Office of LGBTQI Life collection, 1963-2022, consists of the papers, correspondence, and notes of the Office of LGBTQI Life at Vanderbilt.
John Seigenthaler Papers
The John Seigenthaler Papers, 1927-2014, contain correspondence, clippings, writings, speeches, photographs, artifacts, recordings, and other materials of journalist, writer, and Tennessean editor John Seigenthaler, 1927-2014.
University Press
The University Press record group, 1910-2023, consists of manuscripts, published books, photographs, correspondence, and administrative records of Vanderbilt's University Press.
Martha Jane Whiteside Collection
The Martha Jane Whiteside Collection, 1906-1907, consists of three issues of the Purple and White Newspaper donated by librarian Martha Jane Whiteside, 1922-2011.
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