The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.

The Lillian P. Davis Papers, 1958-1974, consist primarily of manuscript copies of short stories, plays, and books that Davis wrote after her retirement in 1948. Prominently represented are A Member of the Jury, The Tennessee Story, and her unpublished autobiography. Both A Member of the Jury and The Tennessee Story are fictionalized accounts of the 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee.