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Hardy Polleys Collection
This collection consists of a aerial photograph of Columbus, Georgia, circa 1950, as well as maps and drawings of subdivisions of Columbus. 1950s 1 framed aerial photograph and loose materials
Harlan Fountain Lunsford Family Collection
This collection consists of 7 small boxes and a 1 oversize container for college diplomas. The Lunsford family history is well documented in these materials, which include genealogy records for a far-reaching number of families, census records and maps from the states where the Lunsford families settled.
Harry Cook Jackson Papers
Harry Kruger Collection
The collection is mostly unprocessed, but includes several boxes of 78 rpms, and LPs, some apparently recorded at performances of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra in the 1970s and 1980s. There is a partial, handwritten listing of performances in the administrative folder of the collection.
Hatcher and McGehee Slave Register
Hazel A. Lewis Collection
This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.
Helen C. Stoller Collection
This collection was donated to the Archives in 1992 by Helen C. Stoller (b. 1926). It consists of her genealogical research involving the following lines of her family: Bratton, Brown, Cunnard, Dean, Donaldson, Findley, Henderson, Hughes, Jones, Love, Lowe, Pritner, Pruitt, Rodgers, Russell, Webb and Wheeler. It includes typescripts and photocopies.
Helen Lee Collection
Helen Pitzele Papers
Helena Meek Gallery Collection
This small collection consists of a short biographical interview with Helena Meek, a studio brochure, and 5 postcard reprints of her portrait work; Josh Gibson, Dr. Jim Hagler, Christy, Eddie Owens Martin and Southern Lady. This collection was formerly numbered MC 012 at the Public Library.