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Muscogee County Medical Society Records
Collection features bulletins, biographies, and other materials relating to medical professionals in Columbus, Georgia.
Muscogee County Retired Teachers Club Collection
This collection consists of two scrapbooks. They newspaper clippings, funeral programs and other documentation of the club and its members.
Muscogee County School District Desegregation Collection
This collection of 19 oral history interviews, including tapes and transcripts, was created by Virginia Causey as part of her research into the process of desegregation of the Muscogee County, Georgia school system.
Muscogee County School District/Board of Education Photographs
There are 14 photos of the 1950s era school board and members of the school district administration into the 1960s. There is also one photo of Columbus Junior High taken in 1947, which later became the Academic Success Center. There is also a photo of 1320 3rd Avenue when it was the School District Office from 1952 to 1956 and then used as the Guidance and Testing Center.
Muscogee County School District/John Burns Collection
These are videotapes of school board meetings relating to desegregation in the Columbus/Muscogee County, Georgia school system. 1990-1991
Muscogee County Tax Commissioner’s Report
The final report Albert R. Turner, Tax Commissioner of Muscogee County, Georgia, listing of errors and delinquents.
Muscogee Elementary School Annuals
This small collection consists of 2 school annuals. The class photos in the 1977 annual are all labeled. The 1986 one is not, except for the teachers' names.
1977/1978, 1986 2 vols. (.3 l.f.)
Muscogee Equal Franchise League, President Wilson Address
This collection consists of a single pamphlet issued by the Muscogee Equal Franchise League of President Woodrow Wilson’s Address delivered at a joint meeting of Congress, April 2, 1917.
Muscogee Mills Collection
Muscogee Parent Teacher Council Ledger
Collection consists of one ledger, the account book of the Council treasurer, Jessie Fortson, and a letter to Mr. F. R. Lumpkin on his acceptance as the new principal of the new Industrial High School in Columbus.