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Koinonia Farm papers
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Koinonia Farm |
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Dates: |
1952-1956 |
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The collection consists of nine black and white photographs of youth engaging in various recreational activities at Camp Koinonia,
Koinonia Farm's Interracial Children's Camp, Monteagle, Tennessee, taken in 1955. Also included are newspaper articles and
pamphlets regarding Koinonia, and two health inspector's reports of Koinonia.
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ms3049 |
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Hargrett Library |
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Clarence L. Jordan papers
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Jordan, Florence Kroeger, -1987 |
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1962-1984 |
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The collection consists of correspondence written to Florence concerning Jordans's death and other topics. In addition to
sympathy correspondence there are letters concerning legal matters and a telegram from Coretta Scott King. There are also
numerous items dealing with Koinonia community, including the Safeway Scandal, insurance claims and racial violence. The collection
also includes the original Koinonia commitment and the Coroner's Report on Clarence Jordan's death. The collection also contains
correspondence related to Russell Treyz and Harry Chapin's musical adaptation of Jordan's Cotton Patch Gospels.
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ms2341 |
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Hargrett Library |
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Habitat for Humanity International Records, Series 1.6: Papers - Newsletters
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Habitat for Humanity International, Inc |
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1942-2013 |
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The newsletters document information that Habitat for Humanity disseminated to its staff, volunteers, and the general public
from its formative years on into the 21st century. The older portion of these periodicals represent some of the earliest documents
in the Habitat for Humanity records. They provide insight into the development and operation of Koinonia Farm (now Koinonia
Partners) and how Habitat for Humanity grew out of this small, interracial, Christian farming community in Sumter County,
Georgia. The Koinonia newsletters also report on the intimidation and violence directed toward the farm--peaking in the late
1950s--because of its interracial status. Beginning in 1976, the periodicals focus on Habitat for Humanity as an established
organization through publications like Habitat Happenings, Habitattler, Habitat World, and Habichat. New issues of Habitat
World are continually added to the collection as they are published and received. Some of these newsletters share information
about the internal operations of Habitat for an audience of volunteers and staff, while others report on major projects and
events for a general readership.
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ms3786_1.6 |
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Hargrett Library |
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Clarence L. Jordan papers
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Jordan, Clarence |
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Dates: |
1920-1984 |
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Correspondence, audiotape transcripts, and other papers, relating to Clarence Jordan, Koinonia Farm, a religious and interracial
community near Americus, Ga., which he founded in 1942, and his Cotton Patch Gospels; together with correspondence to his
wife, Florence (Kroeger) Jordan, concerning his death and legal matters. Includes correspondence to his mother while a student
at University of Georgia and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, original Koinonia commitment, and coroner's report on
Jordan's death. Topics include an alleged insurance claim scandal and racial violence.
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ms2340 |
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Hargrett Library |
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