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The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. Historic Landscape and Garden Grant Fundraiser records
The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. Historic Landscape and Garden Grant Program records
The Georgia Chrysanthemum Society records
The majority of this collection includes flower show material such as programs, award labels, and reports. Also a part of the collection are meeting announcements, membership correspondence, and plant sale order forms. A large number of items are reproductions or sample letters and forms. Of special interest is a scrapbook highlighting flower shows and members of the society.
The High School Assembly Song Book
This collection consist of one assembly song book which contains the words and music to a variety of songs including: "Dixie," "Home, Sweet Home," "America," "Fairest of Nations," and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing."
The Immigrant's Manual published by J. B. Derby
The Japan-America Society of Georgia directories and festival program
This collection consists of directories of members and corporate sponsors of The Japan-America Society of Georgia. It also contains a program from the Japan Week Film Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Jewel Box Revue
This collection contains a booklet advertising The Jewel Box Revue. The booklet primarily contains photographs of the performers both in and out of drag; in one section the author encourages the reader to match fully-costumed performers to photos of their more conventionally-attired selves. Of particular note is mention that there was only one woman performer in the Revue, Storme DeLarverie.
The Peter Francisco Smith playscript "The Great Conspiracy"
This collection contains a playscript of an unpublished play titled "The Great Conspiracy" prepared by William Bailey Williford. The play describes the political tensions that led to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The script's main characters are Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, John Wilkes Booth, David Herold, and various local citizens, servants, soldiers, and spies. The climax takes place when Booth shoots Lincoln inside Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C.
The Rochester Dahlia Society records
This collection contains materials that document the civic and social activities of the society. The majority of the collection are minutes from regular and executive board meetings that include correspondence, committee reports, financial reports, and program details. Membership lists, a flower show program, and constitutions are also a part of the collection.
Thelma Thompson Slayden manuscript
This collection contains a typed manuscript of the author's book Miracle in Alaska. Although her other books identify this author as Thelma Thompson, the title page of this manuscript and of the printed book identifies Thelma Thompson Slayden as the author.
Therrell House construction documents
This collection contains invoices, letters, and bills gathered during the construction of James Hamilton Therrell's home, located at 3201 Habersham Road in the Buckhead area of Atlanta, Georgia.
Thirteen Club minutes
The collection contains minutes recorded by club member Charlie L. W. Bird. Minutes include attendence records, meeting summaries, a newspaper clipping, and Bird's correspondence with members.
Thomas A. Lesueur parole
This collection contains a parole of private Thomas A. Lesueur on October 8, 1862 in Alden, Virginia. Lesueur was the brother of Mrs. C. S. Gaulden. Lesueur died in 1862.
Thomas Butler King testimonial
This collection consists of a testimonial written to the Honorable Thomas Butler King from the "Citizens of New York" signed by 172 individuals.
Thomas C. and Elizabeth M. Lauren scrapbook
This collection contains a single scrapbook primarily comprised of newspaper clippings, correspondence, and photographs.
Thomas C. Nolan papers
This collection includes correspondence, business and financial records of Thomas C. Nolan, and estate records for Quince Nolan and Abel Lemon.
Thomas Callahan Davison collection
This collection contains copies of articles from scientific journals, newspaper clippings, awards, newsletters, and correspondence. There is also a pamphlet written by Davison titled Self-Examination of the Breast by Women. Included in the collection are a scrapbook of articles on the Tenth Southern Surgical Congress (1939) as well as Margaret Block's programs.
Thomas Cobb Jackson document
This collection contains authorizations for Thomas Cobb Jackson to practice law in the Fifth Circuit Court of the United States, the District Court of the United States, and Fulton County Superior Court.
Thomas Deaton papers
This collection contains Thomas Deaton's financial, legal, and personal papers, the bulk of which pertain to the Civil War. Financial records include deeds of purchase for land and enslaved persons, as well as affidavits of sales. Also included is a diary he wrote while working at a Confederate hospital in which he recorded personal notes, information about meetings, records of the weather, and copied obituaries. Correspondence documents Deaton’s sale of grain to the Confederate Army.
Thomas E. Foster papers
This collection contains business, financial, and organizational records gathered by Thomas E. Foster. Most items document his participation in various Atlanta social, civic, and business clubs. Materials include meeting minutes, memos, rosters, handbooks, correspondence, directories, and newsletters.
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- Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891 12
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- Junior League of Atlanta 11
- United States. Navy. 11
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- Capital City Club (Atlanta, Ga.) 10
- King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 10
- Kurtz, Wilbur G. (Wilbur George), 1882-1967 10
- Lane Brothers Photo News Service (Atlanta, Ga.) 10
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- Talmadge, Herman E. (Herman Eugene), 1913-2002 10
- Washington Seminary (Atlanta, Ga.) 10
- Allen, Ivan, 1877-1968 9
- American Red Cross 9
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- Johnston, Joseph E. (Joseph Eggleston), 1807-1891 9
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- Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs 8
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- King, Coretta Scott, 1927-2006 8
- Ku Klux Klan, 1915- 8
- League of Women Voters of Atlanta/Fulton County 8
- Olympic Games. (26th : 1996 : Atlanta, Ga.) 8
- Reeves Studios (Atlanta, Ga.) 8
- Trust Company of Georgia 8
- Woodruff, Robert Winship 8
- Aaron, Hank, 1934- 7
- Allen, Louise Richardson, 1917-2008 7
- Atlanta (Ga.). Bureau of Planning 7
- Atlanta Civic Center (Atlanta, Ga.) 7
- Atlanta Journal (Firm) 7
- Atlanta Lesbian and Gay History Thing (Ga.) 7
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- Boys High School (Atlanta, Ga.) 7
- Carnegie Library of Atlanta 7
- Citizens and Southern National Bank 7
- Condon, Linnie, 1844-1909 7
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