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Thornton Jordan Papers
Three Arts League Records
This small collection consists of one box containing 20 folders of the League’s pamphlets, newspaper articles, correspondence, and handwritten notes.
Tim Chitwood Photographs
This collection consists of over 1,000 original photographs and negatives produced by the The Ledger-Enquirer newspaper in Columbus. Many of the photographs contain the crop and proportion marks from the editor and the original identification on the back. They are grouped together mostly by subject with Phenix City Cleanup and the Stocking Strangler cases having their own boxes.
Tom B. Buck III Collection
This collection consists of photographs, awards, plaques and seven scrapbooks documenting the career of Tom B. Buck, III. Awards and certificates have been removed from their original frames and placed in folders. Photographs were removed from their frames as well and placed in folders. The vast majority of the materials show Tom standing with other lawmakers including Governors, representatives, and celebrities.
Tom Huston Collection
Tony M. Kolb Collection
The collection consists of 5 booklets on the Tax Ordinances for the City of Columbus, Georgia. It also contains a program for an International Soccer Match between the USA and Mexico for the age of 16 and under.
Tuckabatchee Masonic Lodge Record Book
This small collection consists of the record book of the Tuckabatchee Masonic Lodge. The first dated entry is 28 July 5855, which translates to 1855. Mant of the names recorded are familiar to the area; Waddell, Edge, Satterwhite and Barnett. A list of members in 1868 can be found on the next to last page of the book. The last entry is dated suspended June 24, 1868.The record book is in fragile condition.
Tucker Press Award Collection
This collection consists of a newspaper clipping named the winner of the 1953 Tucker Press Award as being Richard Haldeman, the sports editor of the Columbus High School paper. He also received a portable typewriter and a personal letter from Nunnally Johnson, the journalist and Hollywood screenwriter.
