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Frank T. Schnell Collection
Free Kindergarten Association and Good Will Community Center Collection
This material documents the histories of the two organizations which, in effect, merged in the 1920s. Both ceased operations around the same time in the mid-1960s.
G. Gunby Jordan II Collection
This collections contains scrapbooks of G. Gunby Jordan, school notebooks from Yale University, telegram scrapbook belonging to Helen Swift Jordan while in college, the manuscript and correspondence relating to the publication of Caddies, and the book by G. Gunby Jordan, II. There are also 5 large framed photographs of the Buick Southern Open Golf tournaments with labeled participants.
G. Gunby Jordan Papers
Gail Greenblatt
This collection is housed in one thin Hollinger box. Her restaurant reviews from the 1980s give a good view of the dining out experience of Columbus at that time.
The video produced by Historic Columbus, gives a good overview of the cities’ history, chronicling the Historic District and preservation. It uses archival drawings, old photographs, and postcards.
GALA Quilt Guild
This collection consists of three boxes of information about the quilt guild. Monthly newsletters from the beginning in 1986, minutes, agendas, quilt patterns, quilting hints and techniques, care of quilts, photographs, and blocks of the month are included.
Gardner-Bryant Collection
This collection consists of books and other publications relating to current events and to literature.
Garrett Family Papers
Genealogy CD of Families of Holland, Haywood, Lowther, Baker, Gibson, and Flewellen
This small collection consists of one CD of images, notes, and information regarding the families of Holland, Haywood, Lowther, Baker, Gibson, and Flewellen.
General Oral History Collection
The General Oral History Collection is a continuously growing collection which currently includes over 700 interviews discussing many local History topics. Narrators span races, ages, social class, education, etc. Some of the most common topics include African American history, Ft. Benning, Columbus State University, Phenix City, and teaching in the Chattahoochee Valley region. Many of the interviews have been transcribed, but most consist of only the original recording.