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Columbus Museum of Arts and Sciences Collection
Columbus Postcard Scrapbook
Columbus Primary and Secondary Industrial School Collection
The contents of this small collection for the Industrial Schools consists of two parts. The Primary School consists of contracts for the building and renovations of the school. The contents for the Secondary School consist of photocopies of the contents of the cornerstone with some information on its opening.
Columbus Public Library Pamphlet Collection
Columbus Public Library Photograph Collection
This collection of photographs of the Columbus, Georgia area covers a wide range of topics and dates, from late the 1800s to more modern times. All are black and white, mostly 8 x 10 in size. The pictures are arranged by topic and the folders are in alphabetical order by subject. The last folder (Number 32) contains an inventory/index of the photographs, some with detailed identification and others with very little.
1880-1970s 1 box (.3 l.f.)
Columbus Public School Report Collection 1867-1941
Columbus Public Schools Notebook
This one notebook belonging to an Angie Lena Taylor is a child's notebook from the Columbus, Georgia public schools that contains school poetry, local lore, and other classwork. Some of the topics include why Columbus is named for Christopher Columbus, Halloween, Christmas, ect.
Columbus Redstixx Clippings
This collection consists of 10 scrapbooks of newspaper clippings and ephemera of the Columbus, Georgia baseball team, the Redstixx.
Columbus Second Avenue Revitalization Project
These materials are housed in one box with 13 folders, one for each property documented. Documentation may contain the following materials: written history and description, architectural data forms, measured drawings, sketch floor plans, large format black and white negatives, and slides.
Columbus Seminary Collection
This collection consists of materials relating to the Columbus Seminary and includes a course catalog circa 1915, a program from a piano recital given January 12th, 1911, by Josephine Dimon and Kate Woolfolk, and a handwritten document listing reading selections.