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W. A. Pangborn papers
This collection contains scrapbooks, correspondence, and classroom material related to the study and appreciation of William Shakespeare.
W. C. Sims slave receipt
This collection contains two photo copies of a receipt for the "loan" of an enslaved man named George, belonging to W. C. Sims of Troup County, Georgia, to the Confederate States for military defense in the vicinity of Troup County. The receipt is dated July 2, 1864.
W. F. Schulz railroad proposals
This collection documents proposed changes to the Western & Atlantic Railroad route in Atlanta, Georgia. Included are a report on Union Station terminal revisions, blueprints for a potential railroad, and a proposal of specifications for a section of tracks between Piedmont Avenue and Forsyth Street.
W. M. Scott Realty Company scrapbook
This collection is comprised of a single scrapbook that contains newspaper clippings. The clippings are primarily ads for property for sale by the firm.
W. M. Terrell medical notebook
A bound notebook belonging to W. M. Terrell of the Atlanta Medical College containing class notes.
W. Millege White's photographs of Southern Bell Telephone Company
This collection contains White's photographs of the construction of the Southern Bell Telephone Company building, also known as the Ivy-Walnut Exchange building. Photographs include interior and exterior images documenting the stages of development of the second portion of the building at 27 Auburn Avenue. The building was designed by noted Atlanta architect P. Thornton Marye.
W. T. Clinton and Moore, Marsh, and Company ledgers and scrapbook
This collection consists of two ledger books: one belonging to W. T. Clinton and one belonging to W. M. Moore of Moore, Marsh, and Company. Also included is a scrapbook belonging to W. T. Clinton which also contains a ledger at the back of the scrapbook.
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company olympics preparation documents
This collection contains materials created by the Wachovia Bank and Trust Company in preparation for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. Materials include business reports for the years leading up to the Olympics as well as employee parking applications and plans for managing traffic during the games. Of particular note are the Wachovia manager and employee guides for conduct, dress, and procedures for the Olympics.
Waddell-Setze-McClatchey family papers
Wallace family papers
Wallace J. Barnard letters
This collection contains two letters to Colonel Wallace J. Barnard appointing him as an aide to General John B. Gordon of the United Confederate Veterans. One of them is from Wm. E. Mickle, the other from J. B. Gordon.
Wallace Putnam Reed papers
This collection contains research papers by Reed on electricity in Atlanta and the first gun fired in the Civil War in Atlanta. The collection also includes a letter to Reed about the history of the West End neighborhood and a sketch of Confederate General Wade Hampton.
Walraven family papers
This collection contains various papers including tax receipts and bills for Cobb County, Fulton County, City of Austell, and City of Atlanta. Also included are correspondence, graduation, invitations, and programs documenting the activities of the Walraven family.
Walter C. Hurlier letters
This collection contains three letters which discuss the health of a family member, Christmas, and the movie Intolerance.
Walter G. Paschall documents
This collection contains a telegram requesting permission to include Seargeant Paschall in the welcome home celebration for European veterans to be broadcast over WSB; a wedding invitation for Paschall and his fiancee Eliza King; poetry; and newspaper clippings.
Walter Gerald Cooper papers
This collection contains genealogical information on Cooper and his family, and documents surrounding the history of Fulton County.
Walter H. Grant scrapbook
This collection contains a scrapbook kept by Rose Grant, wife of Walter H. Grant. It contains clippings regarding notable Atlanta citizens and adoption papers of their daughter, Louise.
Walter McElreath Papers
Walter Newman letters
These letters from Walter Newman of Atlanta, Georgia were written from Cambridge, Massachusetts after World War I. He wrote to his mother about his discharge from the Army and to his brother Edward. He writes of his life in the military and about his desire that Edward escort his fiance in his absence.
Walter S. Burns civil war correspondence
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