Vanderbilt University--History

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This collection contains a series of clippings and photographs about Catherine Pilley, a member of Gamma Phi Beta, dated 1932-1936.

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Contains newspaper clippings, commencement programs, a graduate reunion invitation, a play program, a German script, a program for the centennial of Vanderbilt University, and more.

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The collection contains materials related to Newton Ford Raines' admission to Vanderbilt University.

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The Thomas Irby Rogers Collection contains one receipt, housed in one file folder, for tuition in the Law School at Vanderbilt University in 1882.

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This collection contains a single 6 page manuscript titled "Forty-Eight Hours at Vanderbilt" written by Charles Roos in 1985. The essay documents Roos's involvement in the 1960 James Lawson case at Vanderbilt. The '48 hours' document June 7-8, 1960.

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This collection contains a deconstructed scrapbook of photographs of ROTC-Navy at Vanderbilt Univerity from the years 1966-1970.

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The Round Table Collection, 1896-1979, includes programs from meetings of the Round Table Club of Davidson County, Tennessee.

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The James G. Stahlman Papers, 1915-1976, consist of correspondence, speeches, photographs, business files, and other documents of newspaper publisher James G. Stahlman, 1893-1976.

Abstract The Henry Lee Swint Papers date from 1933 to 1978 and are comprised primarily of correspondence, writings, and research notes. Swint carried on an extensive correspondence with students, former students, and colleagues at other institutions, mainly discussing research interests and personal concerns. A more limited correspondence with faculty and other colleagues at Vanderbilt contains information regarding administrative matters, including controversial subjects such as the 1960 dismissal...

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This collection contains six essays that represent the final research projects from six undergraduate students enrolled in Honors 181: "The Theory and Practice of Inter-American Literature", Spring 2002.

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The Vanderbilt Aid Society Records, 1894-1950, consist of correspondence, financial reports, and meeting minutes of the Ladies Aid Society for the Students of Vanderbilt University, later renamed the Vanderbilt Aid Society, 1894-.

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This collection of 2.5 linear feet comprising six boxes contains all materials and records that have been generated and kept by the Vanderbilt Garden Club and includes history essays, minutes, photographs, audio tapes of meetings, programs, a scrapbook, and other items.