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Singer Store Collection
Holdings include loose and bound materials documenting the business activities of a family owned general store from the 1890s through the 1950s. There is a gap in the 1930s when almost nothing is present.
Sisters of Mercy Collection
Slade, Swift, Pease, and Davidson Law Firm Collection
This collection consists of a yearbook dated 1931, but apparently containing property tax information covering from 1928 to 1932, as well as a typed statement titled Taxes due the City of Columbus [Ga.], as of June 1, 1933
Sons of the American Revolution Records, Coweta Falls Chapter
Soroptimist Club of Columbus, Georgia Scrapbook Collection
Southern Black Oral History Project
The Southern Black Oral History Project consists of two boxes of 24 folders of interviews and tapes collected by students in an African American Literature class under the direction of Dr. Noreen Lape.
2007 2 boxes (.6 l.f.)
Southern Phenix City Mills Collection
The 4 Hollinger boxes in this collection mostly contain materials related to a supervisor in management of a textile mill. There is a box of machine parts and tools used in the textile weaving trades.
Spanish-American War Scrapbook
Spencer Southeastern Map Collection
This collection consists of 17 rare maps of Georgia dating from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Spencer/Torbert Family Photo Album
This album consists of 12 leafs with snapshots of an African-American family glued to both sides. The scenes include visits to a beach, a cabin in the woods, numerous family and friends in informal settings and holiday gatherings. None of the photographs is identified, but a few have date stamps from 1956 and 1957. They could document the detailed itinerary of the Torberts’ vacation trip described in the newspaper clipping.