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W.C. Bradley Papers
The Bradley Papers were found when the records of the Eagle & Phenix Mills (MC 13) were being re-processed as a result of the move of the CSU archives around 2015. The re-processing of the Eagle & Phenix Mills was begun by Jesse Chariton. During his work on the corporate records, he identified the Bradley papers. His work was completed by Tom Converse in 2023.
Weracoba, Wildwood and Wynnton Historic District Collection
West Point Pepperell Textile Industry Collection
This collection consists of ledgers, books, and other materials relating to the textile industry and the Pepperell Mill in Westpoint, Georgia.
Western District Dental Hygienist's Society Collection
The collection includes the history and photos from the early organization, scrapbooks and awards. There are minutes from meetings, annual reports, financial statements, annual reports, membership rosters, newsletters, and journals from the executive and local boards. There are also miscellaneous educational and historical materials.
Westville Records
This collection consists mostly of the administrative records of the Westville organization, including visitor records, financial records, research materials, inter-organizational communications and some materials from Joe Mahan, one of the founders of the Lumpkin phase of Westville.
1915-2013 7 boxes (7 c.f.)
W.H. Harper family Collection
5 leaves of photocopied genealogical material relating to the Harper family.
William Brawner Civil War Letters
Five letters written from various places in Tennessee.
William C. Walton Photograph Collection
This collection consists of two stereographic images of nineteenth century Columbus, Georgia, plus around 150 photos of famous places and monuments, mostly in Europe from circa 1900.
William Davidsorps Papers
A framed deed for 202½ acres of land in Muscogee County granted to William Davidsorps on December 8, 1840, signed by Governor Charles J. McDonald. Also in the frame is the survey plat of the land, which was surveyed by Isaac Bryan December 3, 1826.