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Scope and Contents From the Collection: Due to the size of this collection, a temporary finding aid can be found here This spreadsheet inventory is searchable using "Control F" function. Since this collection is arranged broadly, you may need to use multiple search terms to capture what you are interested in. For example: a high school sports event could be found under the school's name or...

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Materials include photocopies of articles about the Phenix City cleanup campaign and correspondence concerning Mr. Bentley’s speaking engagements on the matter. Also included is the "Still Strangles Russell County" octopus image.

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Dr. Larry Waller Lupo (July 28, 1932-January 17, 2007) and Cynthia Belcher Lupo (August 21, 1934-November 9, 2006) were both born in Phenix City, Alabama and both of them died there as well. They married on September 3, 1952, just prior to Larry’s deployment to Korea. They both taught in Phenix City public schools initially. Larry Lupo began teaching European history at the fledgling Columbus College in 1961 and remained for nearly 25 years.

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This material contains three sets of documents relating to the death of Albert Patterson in Phenix City, Alabama and the places known for vice activity. Also included are six (6) CDs of photographs collected by Jim Cannon. Topics include entertainment, crime, historic street views, Coca-Cola, Columbus, Chattahoochee River, and more.

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The Phenix City Story debuted in 1955, and relates the story of crime and vice in Phenix City, Alabama.

Scope and Contents Mr. White, Sr. started taking silent motion pictures of local events in the 1920s and his son continued this practice. In the 1970s, Richie White, Jr., created a version of this footage that dealt with public rather than family activities through the 1940s. He showed this film at local civic clubs, and it included parades, the country club, Columbus Centennial, swimming, the collapse of the bug house in the 1930s, Fort Benning, Phenix city, Alabama and the major fire at St. Luke Methodist...