Tennessee--History

Scope and Content Note

This collection is made up of materials in 2 Hollinger boxes comprising .84 linear feet.

It includes correspondence, newsletters, newspaper articles, photographs,by - laws and other documents relating to the Association covering the years 1988 to 2002.

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This collection contains an address, biographical and collection details, journal articles, and a manuscript relating to General Gates P. Thruston. Please note that additional information regarding ‘The Thruston Collection’ is located in the Secretary of the University Records, RG 900, under Robert McGaw.

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This collection contains the papers of Mary Hart "Molly" Todd, first president of the reconstituted League of Women Voters of Nashville. Todd was a strong advocate for voting rights, racial integration, and women's rights.

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This collection contains a report, in one file folder, compiled by James Waller on the position of the Tennessee Electric Power Company.

Scope and Contents A description of the series contained within each box: Box 1 Reports on the Waller Project, Source Cards for the Johnson Report, Interviews (taped) Done by Donald Davidson and Carole Shelton, Name Index to Interview Cards. Box 2 Interview Cards, Narratives of Interviews (typed), Anderson - Moore. Box 3 Narratives of Interviews (typed), Polk - Wilson, Narratives of Interviews,- drafts with...

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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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A brief, two page history of Captain George Ridley and his family, early settlers in the Nashville area, and Fort Ridley, built between 1785-1790.

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This collection contains a 1913 paper delivered, by Bert Edward Young, before the Round Table of Nashville.