Scope and Contents Note From the Collection:

This collection contains eight undated photographs of twenty-one unidentified persons taken by several Tennessee photographers.

Photographers represented include those from Chattanooga, Johnson City, Morristown, Nashville, and Sweetwater.

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This collection consists primarily of an incomplete undated typescript entitled "The Axiological Revolution in Mexico" by Robert S. Hartman. The document bears handwritten corrections throughout. Also included are a letter that graduate student Raymond Pruitt wrote to Hartman on July 2, 1971 about Hartman's Four Axiological Proofs of the Infinite Value of Man and Hartman's reply of July 16, 1971.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection:

This collection consists primarily of an incomplete undated typescript entitled "The Axiological Revolution in Mexico" by Robert S. Hartman. The document bears handwritten corrections throughout. Also included are a letter that graduate student Raymond Pruitt wrote to Hartman on July 2, 1971 about Hartman's Four Axiological Proofs of the Infinite Value of Man and Hartman's reply of July 16, 1971.

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This collection consists of a VHS tape entitled "Making History Together: A History of the Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra." The VHS tape is marked as Waldo Cohn (founding conductor) and June Adamson and Mary Cox as moderators. Additionally, there is a transcript of the tape, dated January 8, 1997, written by June Adamson.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains a version of the popular Jesse James Ballad written by J. T. Hill of Twinville, Tennessee, a town in North Knox County. The ballad is handwritten on both sides of a single sheet of paper and contains seven verses. The James ballad is dated as September 11, 1898 on the front sheet and September 13, 1898 on the back sheet. The ballad begins: Jesse James was the lad, ...

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection:

This collection contains the 1912 American Medical Association membership certificate of H. W. Dorman of St. Petersburg, Florida.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains the memoirs of Mildred Sims Huff of Sevierville, Tennessee. Completed in December 1993, the memoir chronicle the story of her life and family. Huff's memoirs traces her life in East Tennessee as a young girl to a woman of eighty-three years of age reminiscing on the happiness of her life, marriage, and family. Although Huff does not state how long she has worked on her memoirs, she notes that "I seemed to have been in a hurry and now I am relieved to get this...