| 642 |
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George Cecil (Kid) Woodruff letters
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Woodruff, George, 1889-1968 |
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1918-1919 |
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The collection consists of personal correspondence from George Cecil "Kid" Woodruff, Sr. to his brother and sister-in-law
Harry and Frances Woodruff. The letters describe army life in France during World War I, including battles, football games
and athletic competitions among servicemen, and leisure activities around Paris after the conclusion of the war.
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UA0006 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 643 |
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University of Georgia Libraries, Technical Services records
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University of Georgia. Libraries |
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1955-2006 |
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Scope and contents
This collection consists of materials either generated by or pertaining to the University of Georgia Libraries' Technical
Services Department during the years 1955 to 2004. Originally part of other collections, these documents have been grouped
into a new and separate accession.
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UA0008 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 644 |
Title: |
University of Georgia master planning proposals
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University of Georgia |
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1997 |
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Two UGA master planning proposals from 1997. They were originally sent to David Lunde, the Director of UGA Planning.
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UA0011 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 645 |
Title: |
Peabody Awards 50th anniversary poster
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Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication |
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1990 |
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One poster for the 50th anniversary of the George Foster Peabody Awards.
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UA0012 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 646 |
Title: |
Mary Ethel Creswell papers
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Creswell, Mary E. (Mary Ethel), 1878-1960 |
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1890-1960 |
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The Mary Ethel Creswell papers consist of documents relating to her life before and after becoming the first woman to receive
an undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia and the first dean of the School of Home Economics. The collection
includes correspondence, photographs, speeches, clippings, certificates, and printed material. Additionally, some material
pertains to Mary's sister, Edith Vaughn Creswell.
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UA0014 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 647 |
Title: |
Alford family papers
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Alford, Alice Gertrude |
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1911-1922 |
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The Alford family papers document both Celia Kelly Alford and Alice Gertrude. Celia Kelly Alford's papers date from the early
1920s and mostly include State Normal School photographs, memory books, and textbooks. The photographs were removed from the
photo albums and placed into archival quality sleeves but the memory books were left intact in order to preserve their intrinsic
value. Alice Gertrude's material includes a class photograph and an invitation to the 1911 State Normal School commencement
ceremony.
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UA0015 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 648 |
Title: |
Hugh Hodgson papers
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Hodgson, Hugh |
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Dates: |
1917-1983 |
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The collection consists of articles, books, clippings, correspondence, photographs, programs, scores, and scrapbooks relating
to Hugh Hodgson's career at the University of Georgia and the various musical activities that he participated in.
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UA0016 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 649 |
Title: |
Denmark Dining Hall artifacts
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University of Georgia |
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Dates: |
circa 1901-1935 |
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These artifacts were used to grace the dining tables in the early days of Denmark Dining Hall.
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UA0017 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 650 |
Title: |
War Memorial Fund records
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Creator: |
University of Georgia |
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Dates: |
1919-1933 |
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This collection consists of documents (1919-1933) relating to the establishment and maintenance of the War Memorial Fund at
the University of Georgia. The fund financed the building of War Memorial Hall (now known as Memorial Hall).
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UA0018 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 651 |
Title: |
Leila Ritchie Mize and Jessie Julia Mize papers
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Mize, Leila Ritchie, 1879-1958 |
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Dates: |
1910-2004 |
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Series one consists of scrapbook material kept by Leila Mize pertaining to her activities in school and as a teacher and home
demonstration agent. There are documents about the Cooperative Extension Service, genealogical materials on the Telford, Ritchie,
and Tuck families, Moina Michael, Lurline Collier, the Old Greenville Presbyterian Church, S.C., Hebron Presbyterian Church,
and information about her daughter, Jessie Julia Mize. In addition, there are report cards, programs, photographs, and correspondence
chiefly between Leila Mize and Jessie Mize but including a letter from Richard B. Russell to Charles Mize. Series two has
documents concentrating on Jessie Mize. Among other things, there are news clippings, correspondence, photographs, booklets,
a House of Representative Resolution, certificates, diplomas, a memory book, and a sampling of Jessie Mize's publications
along with her G-Book. Additionally, there are notes belong to LG Hardman and a certificate and diploma belonging to Jessie's
father, Charles A. Mize.
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UA0020 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 652 |
Title: |
Dancz family collection
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Dancz, Steve |
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Dates: |
1943, 1952-2011 |
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This collection (1943-2011) consists of materials pertaining to Roger, Phyllis and Steve Dancz. The Dancz Family collection
includes music manuscripts, scripts from the "Invitation to jazz" radio programs and information about the UGA Redcoat Band.
There are, also, plaques, mixed media and concert materials.
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Identifier: |
UA0021 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 653 |
Title: |
Judith K. Preissle papers
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Preissle, Judith |
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Dates: |
1960s-1971 |
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The seventh grade pilot course, MAN AND SOCIETY, part of the University of Minnesota's K-12 Project Social Studies (PSS) curriculum,
was one of several Project Social Studies curricula funded around the United States as a result of the National Education
Defense Act of 1958 (US Office of Education - Project No. HS - 045). Curricular revision at the K-12 level was thought, at
the time, to be important to improving the competitive edge of the United States during the Cold War. Judith Preissle (then
Kasper) was selected to lead a group of 5 teachers at Grass Junior High School in West St. Paul, Minnesotabe in implementing
this curriculum in the seventh grade. The curriculum aimed to introduce students to major concepts in anthropology and sociology
and introduced students to the concept of relating human biological structure to social behaviour.
This collection contains the social studies curriculum, overhead projector images, hand written notes, and other documentation
of its facilitation. Throughout the documents are many handwritten notes and marginalia entered by Dr. Priessle. These notes
represent commentaries on preparation for class, as well as notes taken after the materials were used with students in the
classroom.
These materials are important because they sho what kinds of experimental social studies curricula were being developed in
the late 1960s and early 1970s. They will be of interest to educational historians, social studies education scholars, and
anyone doing historical research on diversity and advocacy work in K-12 schools. These materials may also be relevant to
anthropologists and sociologists studying how ideas from their disciplines are used within K-12 school curriculum.
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UA0022 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 654 |
Title: |
Marguerite Thomas Hodgson papers
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Hodgson, Marguerite Thomas, 1924-2010 |
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1875-1997 |
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The Marguerite Thomas Hodgson papers cover the span of 1875 to 1997. Many of the materials are related to the Chi Omega (Mu
Beta chapter) fraternity. Other items are from Ms. Hodgson's college days at UGA in the mid 1940s with older materials belonging
to her father, Ralph Hodgson, and other relatives. There is also a scrapbook containing clippings of an ongoing 1965 newspaper
column, "Early days on the Georgia Gridiron," written by John Stegeman and Ralph Hodgson.
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UA0023 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 655 |
Title: |
Walter S. Brown scrapbook related to World War II
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Brown, Walter Scott, 1889-1965 |
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Dates: |
1942-1945 |
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In 1942 during the early stages of World War II, Walter S. Brown, Director of the Georgia Cooperative Extension at the University
of Georgia, sent out a letter stating "we are anxious to keep in close touch with all Extension Workers in the armed forces...
I am asking you to send me your present address... [and] I would apprreciate your writing us a few paragraphs telling us of
your particular duties and anything you think the other Extension men in the service and at home would like to hear about
you.. We plan to send a letter regularly to every man in the service telling him something of what we are trying to do back
home and of what all of your are doing for Victory in the armed forces."
The Walter S. Brown Scrapbook of World War II containes a compilation of the newsletters sent out by Brown and the responses
he received from the servicemen and women during the course of the war. Brown's newsletters are dated October 6, 1942 to
November 29, 1944 and the letters sent to Mr. Brown date from 1942 to 1945. The newsletters detail activities taking place
here at UGA while the letters make reference to the various countries where the servicemen were stationed as well as observations
of personal activites and,in some instances, the countries' agricultural land, products and methods.
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UA0024 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 656 |
Title: |
Morris Collins papers
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Collins, Morris W.H., Jr. |
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Dates: |
1945-1987 |
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This collection consists of speeches, correspondence, notes, reports and political information. Many of the speech notes discuss
the role of governement and the importance of civic engagement. The DNC files document the activities and events of the Committee
from the late 1940s until 1969.
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Identifier: |
UA0025 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 657 |
Title: |
Curtis Alton Beall papers
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Beall, Curtis A., 1922-2013 |
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Dates: |
1940-2013 |
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This collection contains Beall's 2006 book, Memoirs of a Marine Dawg: From Rose Bowl to Pacific Theater, the proceeds of which
were donated to benefit UGA cheerleader expenses. Additional materials include Beall's 1947 UGA diploma along with trophies,
plaques, and certificates. The collection also holds photographs, correspondence, and mixed media dating from the 1940s through
2012. Articles of clothing include two UGA rat caps, a cheerleading sweater, an "X" Club jacket, a World War II era Pith Helmet,
Marine uniforms, and letter sweaters from Duke, Middle Georgia College, and Dublin High School.
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Identifier: |
UA0026 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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| 658 |
Title: |
Charles J. Henkin collection
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Henkin, Charles J. |
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1977-1979, 1985 |
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This collection contains mostly t-shirts and posters relating to events sponsored by the UGA Union. It also includes committee
minutes and agendas for concert planning, as well as artifacts reflecting the student radio station (WUOG), the campus bookstore,
and the Athletic Department. All items, with the exception of a poster illustrated by Jack Davis, appear to be from the late
1970s.
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Identifier: |
UA0027 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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| 659 |
Title: |
The Georgian: UGA literary magazine "For the best story" trophy
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Unknown |
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Dates: |
1912-1913 |
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The collection consists of two items: a silver-plated trophy with the inscription "Presented to, by The Georgian, U of GA.
Literary Magazine, 1912-3, For the best story"; a document concerning finances and appropriation of the Georgian. The document,
typewritten on University of Georgia, Office of the Dean letterhead, is undated and unsigned.
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Identifier: |
UA0028 |
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| 660 |
Title: |
Two candlesticks
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Unknown |
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circa early 20th century |
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The collection consists of two nautically themed candlesticks. They may have been associated with Naval activities on the
UGA Campus in the early part of the 20th century. They were originally found in Hargrett's Manuscript Unit but nothing is
known about their origins.
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Identifier: |
UA0029 |
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