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William Rawlings/Stocking Strangler Papers
There are 16 boxes of materials in this collection, all having been the research materials used by William Rawlings while writing the book The Stocking Strangler. It includes copies of police reports, interviews, newspaper articles, trial and hearing transcripts, his notes and any information pertinent to the case.
William Smythe Shepard Collection
This small collection of one folder consists of an eclectic assortment of receipts and invoices dating from 1924-1925 and one school promotion certificate from 1943. These papers give a perspective on what shops/businesses were in downtown Columbus at this time and the prices for goods and services ( ex: 13-gals gas for $3.25).
All are related to the estate of Colonel William Shepard, who died in 1924.
Williams Ford Tractor Company Collection
This collection consists of Sales Receipts from July 1, 1974 through May 31, 1975.
1974-1975 1 box (.3 l.f.)
Williams Furniture Company Records
The collection consists of two volumes of business records, found during the renovation of the Rankin Arts Building by Columbus State University.
Winchester Garden Club Collection
This collection consists of 2 small boxes and one oversize box. The folders are in alphabetical order encapsulating the history of the club, its meetings, minutes, programs, and projects.
Winn, Billy Papers
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Georgia Report
This small collection consists of one printed report from 1907 of the 25th Annual Convention, the Jubilee for State Prohibition, that met at St. Luke’s M.E. Church in Columbus, Georgia on October 22-25, 1907. The report contains minutes, reports of officers and superintendents of departments, state plans for 1907-1908, state pledges and state directory.
Women’s Reading Club Collection
This collection consist of 2 boxes of material from the Women's Reading Club, from its earliest programs, the constitution and by-laws, minutes and financial records.
1888-2014 2 boxes (2 .f.)
Woolfolk Family Collection
This material was generated in Dr. Woolfolk's research on her book, Pioneers, Patriots & Planters, which was published in 2004. The materials in the three boxes are organized by three brothers Robert, Richard and Joseph Woolfolk, who were living in Virginia by the later half of the 17th century. The file folders containing copies of documents are other data are arranged in chronological order. 1660s (photocopies)-1990s 3 boxes (3 l.f.)
World War I Congressional Military Speeches
This small collection consists of two printed reports by a Georgia Representative and a Senator in the U.S. House and Senate in April 1917 concerning conscription and the increase of the military.
Conscription: Extension of Remarks of Hon. Charles R. Crisp of Georgia in the House of Representatives, April 28, 1917
Increase of the Military Establishment: Speech of Hon. Thomas W. Hardwick of Georgia in the Senate of the United States April 27,1917