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Richie M. White, Sr. & Richie M. White, Jr. Film Collection
Rick Colbert Collection
This collection consists of on framed set of four banknotes issued by the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, Georgia, which was founded in in January of 1852.
1854-1856 1 framed item (1 l.f.)
Ridley Bell/WRBL Radio Collection
This collection consists of one copy of the radio newspaper Cycle, celebrating the silver anniversary of WRBL. There are articles that focus on various departments associated with the station, such as live broadcasts, including the First Baptist Church early Sunday morning service to baseball games. There is also photo of the early staff members, including Ridley Bell, Rozell Fabiana, and J. W. Woodruff, Jr.
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts
This collection consists of one box of materials, such as playbills, program guides, newsletters, the history and grand opening of the RiverCenter.
Riverside Driving Club Collection
This collection consists of a single program from a race held by the Riverside Driving Club held at Riverside Driving Park, October 20, 1943. This horse track was located “near the municipal airport in Columbus, Georgia.”
Road Laws of Georgia
Road Laws of Georgia by Louis F. Garrard and Henry R. Goetchius, 5th ed., printed by Thos. Gilbert of Columbus, Georgia in 1886.
Robert E. Hardaway, Jr. Collection
Robert Edward Lee Collection
The subject of this collection is variously referred to as Robert G. Lee and Robert Edward Lee in World War I military records. He was from Athens, Alabama in Limestone County, but is not otherwise identified.
Robert H. Murray Memoir Collection
This small collection consists of one folder of a copy of the 10-page typed transcript of the “Reminiscences of Robert H. Murray, a Gallant Soldier of the Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865”.
Robert S. Davis, Jr. Collection
Photocopy of Abstract Report, January 3, 1860, by C.C. Hine, Agent for the Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. The report contains information about the city of Columbus, Georgia and the various businesses insured by the company at the time. It also includes Hine’s sketch of the Dillard, Powell and Co. cotton warehouse.