University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Special Collections
Register of the Anne Bachman Hyde Collection
MS 021
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Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Special Collections
- Creator
- Hyde, Anne Bachman, 1868-1959
- Title
- Anne Bachman Hyde Collection
- ID
- MS 021
- Date
- 1868-1959
- Extent
- 10.0 Linear feet
- Language
- English
- Abstract
- Correspondence, research material, historical documents and items of Mrs. Anne Bachman Hyde (1868-1959), Chattanooga historian, Historian-General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and collector.
Preferred Citation note
The Anne Bachman Hyde Collection, MS 021, Special Collections, Lupton Library, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Biographical/Historical note
Anne Rhea Bachman Hyde was born in New Providence Church, Hawkins County, Tennessee May 4, 1868, the third of ten children of Dr. Jonathan Waverly Bachman and Mrs. Evaline Dulaney Bachman. Her father, a Presbyterian minister and Civil War veteran, brought his family to Chattanooga when Anne was a child. In her youth she was a student at Rogersville College. Mrs. Hyde graduated from Chattanooga High School and attended the Sayre Institute in Lexington, Kentucky, graduating in June of 1886. Growing up, Mrs. Hyde assisted her father in his church work, and was involved, after her marriage, in civic organizations during the Spanish-American War and World War I. In January 1889 she married Charles Robert Hyde, a Presbyterian minister. His pastorates moved them all over the country, including pastorates at St. Louis, Richmond, Virginia, Charleston, South Carolina, and Little Rock, Arkansas, Reverend Hyde retired 1924. They had one son, John Bachman Hyde, born in 1890. She also helped raise two nephews, sons of her sister, Mary Anderson.
During her life, Mrs. Hyde held the position of Historian-General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for several years, and wrote a history of the organization. She also held the positions of state secretary, state historian, and Chaplain of the Tennessee Daughters of the American Revolution. During World War I she was first vice-president of the Chattanooga Unit’s Tennessee Chapter of Woman’s Committee on the Council of Defense. She wrote many articles on history, corresponded with families of soldiers killed during World War I, was active in local organizations, and acquired during her life a large book collection, of which she donated to the University of Chattanooga (later, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga) in 1951. Notable among her writings are “An Historical Account of the United Daughters of the Confederacy,” and “The Battle of Shiloh.” She was a frequent lecturer on wartime and other historical subjects. Her research interests included local historical topics such as the Brainerd Mission, the Blackburn School, Nancy Ward, John Ross, and the Cherokee removal.
Dr. Charles Hyde passed away in 1933. Mrs. Hyde passed away in 1959 after an illness.
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence, research material, historical documents and items of Mrs. Anne Bachman Hyde (1868-1959), Chattanooga historian, Historian-General of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and collector. Includes material relating to the Cherokee Indians and their removal; the Brainerd Mission; the Civil War; the South; the United Daughters of the Confederacy; historical documents (including two letters from Teddy Roosevelt), publications and journals, and literature and art. Also includes materials relating to Chattanooga lawyer and historian, Charles McGuffey (1842-1916), and this portion includes several letters and documents pertaining to his grandfather, the noted physician and writer Daniel Drake (1785-1852) of Cincinnati, and a letter from British novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Arrangement note
Series 1: Personal Items
Subseries 1.1: Hyde Family, Genealogy Items, Misc.
Subseries 1.2: Personal Correspondence
Subseries 1.3: World War I Items
Subseries 1.4: United Daughters of the Confederacy
Subseries 1.5: Photographs and Artwork
Subseries 1.6: Scrapbooks
Subseries 1.7: Charles McGuffey Items
Series 2: Research Notes and Historical Items
Subseries 2.1: Branierd Mission and the Cherokees
Subseries 2.2: Documents, Historical Items, and Research Notebooks
Subseries 2.3: Research Material
Subseries 2.4: Historical Photographs
Series 3: Publications
Subseries 3.1: Religios
Subseries 3.2: Civil War
Subseries 3.3: The South and Southern History
Subseries 3.4: General History
Subseries 3.5: Journals
Subseries 3.6: Newspapers
Administrative Information
Publication Information
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Special Collections December 16, 2008
615 McCallie AvenueChattanooga, TN, 37403
423.425.2186
archives@utc.edu
Revision Description
Revised for the Archivist's Toolkit by Chapel Cowden. 6/7/2011
Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research. Patrons must read and sign the "Rules for Use" form available in the Special Collections. Please contact the Special Collections of Lupton Library to use this collection.
Publication Rights
The copyright interests in the Anne Bachman Hyde Collection have not been transferred to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. For further information, see the section on copyright and publishing on the web site for the Special Collections, under "Policies".
Provenance
The Anne Bachman Hyde Collection was acquired by the University from Mrs. Hyde in the early 1950s, accompanied by approximately 1200 books from her personal library, many focusing on the Confederacy during the Civil War, the South, and some rare and valuable items.
Processing Information note
Collection arranged and described by Steve Cox, December 2008.
Controlled Access Headings
Personal Name(s)
- Drake, Daniel, 1785-1852
- Hyde, Anne Bachman, 1868-1959
Subject(s)
- Brainerd Mission (Tenn.)
- Cherokee Indians--Missions.
- Cherokee Indians.
- Confederate States of America.
- United Daughters of the Confederacy.
- United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
Collection Inventory
Series 1: Personal Items 1820-1958 |
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Subseries 1.1: Hyde Family, Genealogy Items, Misc. |
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Hyde Family, Genealogy Items, and Misc. |
1 | |||
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Jonathan Waverly Bachman Items (Letters, articles, clippings, photographs, notes) |
1 | |||
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Jonathan Waverly Bachman- Minister’s Association Minute Book 1870-1895 |
1 | |||
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Daughters of the American Revolution Clippings and Convention Programs 1916-1917 |
1 | |||
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Women’s Committee, National Council of Defense (Letters, documents, clippings) 1917-1918 |
1 | |||
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Sayre Institute- Lexington, KY c.1895 |
1 | |||
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Textbook- Spelling Book |
1 | |||
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Talks, Poems, Addresses, Prayers |
1 | |||
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Ephemera |
1 | |||
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Book Extracts- Poetry, Essays, Misc. (2 books) |
2 | |||
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Jonathan Waverly Bachman Civil War Reunion Medals |
2 | |||
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Newspaper Clippings- Book Reviews and Misc. |
2 | |||
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Newspaper Clippings- Gilbert Govan Book Reviews and Columns |
2 | |||
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Miscellaneous |
2 | |||
Subseries 1.2: Personal Correspondence |
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| Box | ||||
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1900-1909 |
3 | |||
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1910-1916 |
3 | |||
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1917-1918 |
3 | |||
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1919 |
3 | |||
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1920-1922 |
3 | |||
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1924-1926 |
3 | |||
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1927-1929 |
3 | |||
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1930-1939 |
3 | |||
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1940-1949 |
3 | |||
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1950-1957 |
3 | |||
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Undated |
3 | |||
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Letters from General T.T. Munford about controversial battles and incidents during the Civil War (Photocopies) 1915 |
3 | |||
Subseries 1.3: World War I Items |
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| Box | ||||
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Memorial Committee Women’s Service League 1917-1918; 1929 |
4 | |||
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Correspondence About World War I Soldiers Killed in Action 1918-1922 |
4 | |||
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Letters from Parents & Wives of Dead Soldiers 1917-1918 |
4 | |||
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World War I Newspapers and Maps 1918 |
4 | |||
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World War I Newspaper Clippings and Obituaries c. 1918-1921 |
4 | |||
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World War I Newspaper Clippings c. 1917-1918 |
4 | |||
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World War I Documents c. 1918 |
4 | |||
Subseries 1.4: United Daughters of the Confederacy |
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| Box | ||||
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Miscellaneous Documents |
5 | |||
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State Historians 1918 |
5 | |||
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Utah, Virginia, West Virginia 1918 |
5 | |||
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South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas 1918 |
5 | |||
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Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina 1918 |
5 | |||
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Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana 1918 |
5 | |||
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Georgia, Illinois 1918 |
5 | |||
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California, Colorado 1918 |
5 | |||
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Alabama, Arkansas 1918 |
5 | |||
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Notes |
5 | |||
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Thirtieth Annual Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Programme, 1923 |
5 | |||
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Minutes of the Thirty-Fifth Annual Convention: United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1928 |
5 | |||
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United Daughters of the Confederacy, South Carolina Division, 1946 |
5 | |||
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Year Book-Historical Department- United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1916 |
6 | |||
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Minutes of the Executive Board Meeting, 1918 |
6 | |||
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Minutes of the Twenty-Fourth Convention, 1917 |
6 | |||
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Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Convention, 1919 |
6 | |||
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Minutes of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Convention, 1919 |
6 | |||
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Program – Twenty-Eighth Annual Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1921 |
6 | |||
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Program – Thirty Fifth Annual Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1928 |
6 | |||
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Program – Thirty Sixth Annual Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1929 |
6 | |||
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An Historical Account of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, by ABH |
6 | |||
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Miscellaneous documents and pamphlets of the UDC (bound and unbound) |
6 | |||
Subseries 1.5: Photographs and Artwork |
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| Box | ||||
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Jonathan Waverly Bachman |
7 | |||
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Miscellaneous photographs |
7 | |||
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“At a Party Given by Miss Dora Henderson Rawlings in St. Elmo” Tennessee- Smith’s Division Marker |
7 | |||
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The Hermitage- Savannah, Georgia |
7 | |||
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Colonel & Mrs. Leroy Weaver |
7 | |||
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Brainerd Mission: Samuel Worcester Monument |
7 | |||
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Brainerd Mission Pewter Set |
7 | |||
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Jonathan Waverly Bachman and Nathan Bachman 1859 (reproduction) |
7 | |||
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Color Plates of Civil War Scenes |
7 | |||
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Original Water Color: Carrick Castle, by C. Maclean 1904 |
7 | |||
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Picture/Sketch of John C. Calhoun |
7 | |||
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Picture/Sketch of General Wm. H. Lytle |
7 | |||
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Many Postcards of Scenes and Locales in the South |
7 | |||
Subseries 1.6: Scrapbooks |
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| Box | ||||
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Little Rock and Pulaski County Illustrated c. 1905-1910 |
8 | |||
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Various Newspaper Clippings and Poems c. 1880 |
8 | |||
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Various Newspaper Clippings and Poems c. 1885 |
8 | |||
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Clippings Removed from Scrapbooks |
8 | |||
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Chattanooga n.d. |
8 | |||
Subseries 1.7: Charles McGuffey Items |
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| Box | ||||
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Daniel Drake Documents 1822-1846 |
9 | |||
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Charles McGuffey Letters 1895-1908; 1916 |
9 | |||
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Newspaper Articles about Charles McGuffey |
9 | |||
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McGuffey Translation of The Relacion of Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca c. 1905 |
9 | |||
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Sketch of the Life of Alexander McGuffey by Daniel Drake |
9 | |||
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Photograph of Charles D. McGuffey |
9 | |||
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Series 2: Research Notes and Historical Items |
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Subseries 2.1: Branerd Mission and the Cherokees |
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| Box | ||||
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Brainerd Mission and the Cherokees |
10 | |||
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Brainerd Mission |
10 | |||
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Brainerd Mission Clippings |
10 | |||
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Newspaper Articles on the Cherokees |
10 | |||
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Cherokees and the Cherokee Removal |
10 | |||
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John Ross |
10 | |||
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Blackburn Schools and Gideon Blackburn |
10 | |||
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Nancy Ward Articles |
10 | |||
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“The Little Osage Captive” typescript |
10 | |||
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Notebook: Brainerd Mission Notes at Cambridge, MA 1941 |
10 | |||
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Notebook: Brainerd Mission (2 notebooks) |
10 | |||
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Notebook: Brainerd |
10 | |||
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Notebook: Mission to the Cherokee Indians |
10 | |||
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Notebook: Brainerd and Misc. 1931 |
10 | |||
Subseries 2.2: Documents, Historical Items, and Research Notebooks |
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| Box | ||||
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Letter- Capture of Rebel Privateers on the Tennessee River 1865 |
11 | |||
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Penelope Johnson Allen Newspaper Clippings |
11 | |||
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Robert Sparks Walker Notes and Book Reviews |
11 | |||
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George F. Mellon Newspaper Clippings |
11 | |||
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Early Christian Efforts in Hamilton County, Tennessee by Roy Fleming McClure 1939 |
11 | |||
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Chattanooga Broadside (Yellow Fever) 1878 |
11 | |||
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Tennessee Thanksgiving Proclamation 1866 |
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| Box | ||||
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Tennessee, by Anne Bachman Hyde 1936 |
11 | |||
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List of Pictures of Eminent Tennesseans (Pictures not included) |
11 | |||
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Founding of Sewanee |
11 | |||
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Knoxville Broadside 1867 |
11 | |||
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Newspaper- The Daily News (Chattanooga), Vol. 1, No. 7. 12/16/1878 |
11 | |||
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The Rebellion Record (fragment( 1860-1862 |
11 | |||
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John Greenleaf Whittier Autograph 1878 |
11 | |||
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Letter About Slavery and Liberia c. 1820 |
11 | |||
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Confederate Travel Permit- 1862; Amnesty Petition- Samuel Bachman- 1865 |
11 | |||
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Affidavit- John Brown’s Jailor and Association with Brown (typescript) 1882 |
11 | |||
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Pamphlet- Union Songster (fragment) |
11 | |||
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A Moral and Political Discourse on War….” By D.T. Madox (early Tennessee Imprint) 1814 |
11 | |||
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John Pomfret Long |
11 | |||
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Confederate Currency- Six $10 bills |
11 | |||
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A Plain and Easy Catechism by Stephen Bovell (Tennessee Imprint) 1828 |
11 | |||
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Elizabeth Louise Van Lew |
11 | |||
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Poetry- Signed: Jessie B. Rittenhouse (Possession, One Star, The Rebuke); Harriet Prescott Spofford (Midsummer); Louise Chandler Moulton (Roses); Lizette Woodworth Reese (A Seller of Herbs); Edith M. Thomas (The Deep= Sea Pearl); William Stanley Braithwaite (An Old Dream) |
11 | |||
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Miscellaneous Writings |
11 | |||
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Notebook: Tennessee War History |
11 | |||
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Notebook: Mr. Anderson’s Diary Notes |
11 | |||
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Notebook: Confederate Generals |
11 | |||
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Notebook: Southern Poets |
11 | |||
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Notebook: The Southerners No. 3 |
11 | |||
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Notebook: U.D.C. Buckner, Walthall, Polk |
11 | |||
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Notebook: The Confederacy at Charleston 1919 |
11 | |||
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Notebook: Tennessee Notes |
11 | |||
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United Daughters of the Confederacy Certificate, June 20, 1922 |
16 | |||
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General Lee’s Farewell Address to his Army |
16 | |||
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Map- Siege of Vicksburg |
16 | |||
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Reproduction of Orders #35 (Cherokee Removal) signed by Winfield Scott |
16 | |||
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Certificate of United Confederate Veterans, J.W. Bachman, Chaplain General, 1913 |
16 | |||
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Christian Observer and Saturday Evening Post articles on McGuffey’s Readers, 1927-1928 |
16 | |||
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Music- Manuscript: The Journey Home by Hodgson/Hyde |
16 | |||
Subseries 2.3: Research Material |
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| Box | ||||
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Civil War |
12 | |||
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George Washington |
12 | |||
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Tennessee & Local |
12 | |||
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Nespaper Clippings- Alfred Mynders and Robert Sparks Walker Columns |
12 | |||
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Miscellaneous (2 folders) |
12 | |||
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Miscellaneous (fragments) |
12 | |||
Subseries 2.4: Historical Photographs |
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General Gustave Pierre Tuoussaint Beauregard |
7 | |||
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General Gustave Pierre Tuoussaint Beauregard |
7 | |||
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General R. E. Rodes |
7 | |||
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Dr. Moses D. Hoge |
7 | |||
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General (Bishop) Leonidas Polk |
7 | |||
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Rev. William S. Plummer |
7 | |||
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General James E. Rains |
7 | |||
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General Richard S. Ewell |
7 | |||
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General Albert Sidney Johnson |
7 | |||
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General James Smith (assumed) |
7 | |||
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General Jubal Early |
7 | |||
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General John B. Hood |
7 | |||
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General Fitzhugh Lee |
7 | |||
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General Fitzhugh Lee |
7 | |||
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General Joseph Johnston |
7 | |||
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Alexander Stephens (with crutches) |
7 | |||
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Alexander Stephens |
7 | |||
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General John Hunt Morgan |
7 | |||
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General John C. Breckenridge |
7 | |||
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President Jefferson Davis |
7 | |||
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General Robert E. Lee |
7 | |||
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General Simon Bolivar Buckner |
7 | |||
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General Stonewall Jackson |
7 | |||
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Unidentified Soldier/Officer |
7 | |||
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Father ?? War Chaplain of the Confederacy (New Orleans) |
7 | |||
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John Brown Execution Site |
7 | |||
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Photo of the Southern Presbyterian Assembly, Lewisburg, West Virginia, 1910 |
15 | |||
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Series 3: Publications |
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Subseries 3.1: Religious |
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The Religious Character of Stonewall Jackson |
13 | |||
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The New Bethel Sesquicentennial, 1932 |
13 | |||
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English Versions Prior to King James |
13 | |||
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King James Version |
13 | |||
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Directory of Purity Presbyterian Church, Chester, SC, 1904 |
13 | |||
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The Religious Character of Stonewall Jackson, 1897 |
13 | |||
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History of Christ Church, Alexandria, Virginia, 1927 |
13 | |||
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What Happened When the Presbyterian Church Bought a Negro Slave |
13 | |||
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Stillman Institute |
13 | |||
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What Stillman Institute Has Done For One of Its Pupils |
13 | |||
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Proctor Bill |
13 | |||
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The Macedonian Cry |
13 | |||
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A Girl’s Visit |
13 | |||
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Glen Athol |
13 | |||
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On Bear Creek and the Region’s Beyond |
13 | |||
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Life of Rev. Cephas Washburn |
13 | |||
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The Church and the Negro |
13 | |||
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Common Sense on the Color Problem |
13 | |||
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Minutes of Knoxville Presbytery 1917 |
13 | |||
Subseries 3.2: Civil War |
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| Box | ||||
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Confederate Veteran, Vol. 1 (1890) (with letter from Editor tipped in) |
13 | |||
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Addresses Delivered Before the Confederate Veteran’s Association of Savannah, Georgia, 1895 |
13 | |||
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Father Ryan, Poet of the Confederacy |
13 | |||
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Cardui Guide to Chattanooga and the United Confederate Veteran’s Reunion, 1913 |
13 | |||
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Siege and Defence of Vicksburg, 1909 |
13 | |||
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Siege of Vicksburg, 1906 |
13 | |||
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Robert E. Lee: Soldier, Patriot, Educator, 1921 |
13 | |||
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Story of the Jefferson Davis Funeral Train, 1955 |
13 | |||
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Stonewall Jackson, 1897 |
13 | |||
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The Memory of Stonewall Jackson, 1898 |
13 | |||
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Inauguration of the Jackson Statue, 1876 |
13 | |||
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Stonewall Jackson and Chancellorsville, 1904 |
13 | |||
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The Religious Character of Stonewall Jackson, 1897 |
13 | |||
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The Life, Character and Campaigns of Major-Gen. J.E.B. Stuart, 1880 |
13 | |||
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Memorial Address on the Life, Character and Public Services of Jefferson Davis, 1889 |
13 | |||
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Book of Battles |
13 | |||
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Roster of Our Dead Buried in the Confederate Cemetery at Chattanooga, Tennessee |
13 | |||
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Reunion Confederate Veterans, 1908 |
13 | |||
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Chickamauga Memorial Association- Proceedings at Chattanooga, Tenn., and Crawfish Springs, GA., September 19-20, 1889. |
13 | |||
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Catalogue of the Confederate Museum, Richmond, VA 1905 |
13 | |||
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Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park: A Historic Monograph, By Francis Lynde 1895 (2 copies) |
13 | |||
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Chickamauga and Chattanooga Campaign and Battle-Fields n.d. |
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| Box | ||||
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First Annual Convention, United Confederate Veterans, 1890 (2 copies) |
13 | |||
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The Historic General |
13 | |||
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Address Delivered at the Opening of the Building of the Confederate Memorial Institute, May 3, 1921 |
13 | |||
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Story of David O. Dodd 1910 |
13 | |||
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Lecture Lesson on the Confederate War, A |
13 | |||
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Aero-View of Chickamauga & Chattanooga Military Park 1913 (See Oversized Box ??) |
13 | |||
Subseries 3.3: The South and Southern History |
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Traits of my Plantation Negroes 1921 |
14 | |||
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Gathering the Ballads |
14 | |||
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Sir Walter Scott and the South |
14 | |||
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The Virginia Folk-Lore Society 1920 |
14 | |||
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Christmas Night in the Quarters |
14 | |||
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Arkansas Sketch Book 1908 |
14 | |||
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A Children’s Color Book of Pensacola, Florida 1950 |
14 | |||
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Tennessee- The Nation’s Most Interesting State |
14 | |||
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Scenic Chattanooga 1938 |
14 | |||
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Eneas Africanus 1920 |
14 | |||
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The Hermitage 1913 |
14 | |||
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The Removal of the Mississippi Choctaws |
14 | |||
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A Paper on the Tennessee River and Flood System 1895 |
14 | |||
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The Story of the Natural Bridge of Virginia 1926 |
14 | |||
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Various Bound Pamphlets by and About Judge U.M. Rose |
14 | |||
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Shenandoah Valley and Its Approaches |
14 | |||
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The History of Arlington 1929 |
14 | |||
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Southern Miscellanies 1920 |
14 | |||
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The Religious Development of the Negro in Virginia, by Joseph B. Earnest, Jr. 1914 |
14 | |||
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Family Reminiscences 1898 |
14 | |||
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The New South 1899 |
14 | |||
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An Ex-Slaveholder’s View of the Negro Question in the South 1900 |
14 | |||
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The Old Time Southern Negro |
14 | |||
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Stone Mountain 1951 |
14 | |||
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The Mansion and the Cabin |
14 | |||
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What Shall We Do with the Negroes? |
14 | |||
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17 Walks on Lookout Mountain |
14 | |||
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The Timrod Memorial 1901 |
14 | |||
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Address to the White League of New Orleans 1875 |
14 | |||
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Lectures and Addresses on the Negro in the South 1915 |
14 | |||
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Women of the South in War Times |
14 | |||
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Historic and Picturesque Chattanooga |
14 | |||
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Report of the Committee on Development of the McClellan Wildlife Refuge 1955 |
14 | |||
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Guide to the Shenandoah Valley 1923 |
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Memorial Flowers and Other Poems, by James G. Holmes 1893 |
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Subseries 3.4: General History |
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| Box | ||||
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As to Changing the New York Educational System 1899 |
15 | |||
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George Washington at Mount Vernon on the Potomac |
15 | |||
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Daughters of the American Revolution 1914-1915 |
15 | |||
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Organs in the Wilderness 1944 |
15 | |||
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Columbian University Law School Graduation Class of ’81 1881 |
15 | |||
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Fort Loudon on the Little Tennessee |
15 | |||
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A Dinner to Eugenia Dorothy Blount Lamar 1946 |
15 | |||
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Unveiling the Bust and Tablet for Sidney Lanier 1946 |
15 | |||
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Proceedings of the Twelfth State Conference Tennessee DAR 1917 |
15 | |||
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Eleventh Conference of the Tennessee Chapters DAR 1916 |
15 | |||
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Sectional Misunderstandings 1904 |
15 | |||
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New York Southern Society: An Address on “Literature in the South” 1908 |
15 | |||
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Inauguration Ceremonies Program (FDR) 1933 |
15 | |||
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Speech of the Hon. William L. Yancey 1860 |
15 | |||
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Loyalty Day 1921 |
15 | |||
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Newburyport 1926 |
15 | |||
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Fort Loudon |
15 | |||
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Fort Loudon Newsletters 1957-1958 |
15 | |||
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The Story of Kenmore 1924 |
15 | |||
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The Over-Mountain Men |
15 | |||
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Proceedings of the Eleventh State Conference Tennessee DAR 1916 |
15 | |||
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Abraham Lincoln: An Address 1909 |
15 | |||
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Biographical Sketch of Dr. Maurice Moore |
15 | |||
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Proceedings of the Fourteenth State Conference Tennessee DAR 1919 |
15 | |||
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Recording the Architecture of the American Colonies and the Early Republic 1929 |
15 | |||
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Stratford Hall Plantation |
15 | |||
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Presidential Inauguration 1953 |
15 | |||
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For Old Lang Syne 1900 |
15 | |||
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Hawaiian Legends, by William Hyde Rice 1923 |
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Handbook- Concord Antiquarian Society 1932 |
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Subseries 3.5: Journals |
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The Union Seminary Review Oct. 1924 |
15 | |||
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Tennessee Historical Magazine Oct. 1924 |
15 | |||
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The Atlantic Historical Bulletin May 1950 |
15 | |||
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The University of Virginia Magazine March- June 1910 (3 issues) |
15 | |||
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The Missionary Herald Dec. 1931 |
15 | |||
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The Presbyterian Survey April 1927 |
15 | |||
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Twelve Fifteen March 1957 |
15 | |||
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Antiques June 1951 |
15 | |||
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Garden Gossip July 1946 |
15 | |||
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Time May 20, 1957 |
15 | |||
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Daughters of the American Revolution April 1958 |
15 | |||
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The Epworth Era 1931 (4 issues) |
15 | |||
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Harper’s Magazine June 1911 |
15 | |||
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Confederate Veterans (housed separately) |
15 | |||
Subseries 3.6: Newspapers |
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Miscellaneous Newspapers and Clippings |
16 | |||
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Newspaper Reprints |
16 | |||
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Camp Carnes Anti-Bushwhacker, August 24, 1892 (printed on wallpaper), Vol. 1, No. 1 |
16 | |||
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Arkansas Gazette, Dec. 12, 1889 |
16 | |||
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Daily Rebel, August 9, 1862, Chattanooga (Reproduction) |
16 | |||
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