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Francis Fontaine Diary
The collection consists of one leather bound diary with the starting date of August 11, 1868. Fontaine wrote on a variety of subjects, political, cultural, economic, including his 1870 Rules for the Plantation.
Francis Orray Ticknor Collection
The collection consists of correspondence, biographical works about Ticknor, manuscripts and typescripts of some of his poems, a bound typescript of Ticknor letters from December 18, 1839 to January 17, 1870 collected by M. T. Furlow, 18 letters of the Cutliff family (1898-1953), a copy of The Poems of Francis Orray Ticknor edited by Michelle Cutliff Ticknor, and a typescript copy of Sarah Anne Cheney's 1934 Duke University MA thesis on Francis Orray Ticknor.
Frank T. Schnell Collection
Fred H. Schomberg Collection
This collection includes a copy of Memories of Fred H. Schomburg, Sr, 1881-1969 and two copies of Memories of Fred H. Schomburg, Sr. 1881-1972, as well as his obituary from the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.
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
G. W. Long Papers
estate in Huntsville, Alabama was conveyed by George W. Long, his wife M. (?) S. Long; M. Long and his wife S. L. Long Lucy A. Hunt to G.W. Long and his wife. The other framed document relates to the settlement of the estate of G. W. Long and the resulting sale of real estate, 1875-1877.
Gail Greenblatt Collection
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.