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Camp Croft Collection
This collection was created through muliple donations to create a fuller picture of Camp Croft during its use in World War II and its evoultion into a state park after the war. Many of the donations were made during the 50th anniversary of Camp Croft in 1991.
Camp Croft: Spartanburg County Foundation collection
The collection consists of two boxes of letters, minutes, maps, financial reports, legal documents, and other written materials relating to The County Foundation's 1947 purchase of a portion of Camp Croft property which was subdivided and resold to veterans to develop as home sites.
Camp Croft Station Hospital Organization Day program
Program booklet profiling the Camp Croft station hospital on the first anniversary of its organization in 1941. Booklet includes photographs of hospital, key personnel, and recreational activities of the hospital staff. Also included is a full roster of officers, nurses, and enlisted personnel.
Camp Wadsworth article
The Mid-Week Pictorial was a weekly publication by the New York Times that began in 1914 as a way to show Americans the devastation occurring in Europe through photojournalism. The publication ran until 1937 when it was eclipsed by Life magazine. This collection consists of a two page photo spread of Camp Wadsworth from the Mid-Week Pictorial.
Camp Wadsworth collection
The collection consists of nine file folders of information all relating to Camp Wadsworth in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Camp Wadsworth Gas Attack Magazine collection
Camp Wadsworth letter
This collection consists of a four page letter sent from a soldier stationed at Camp Wadsworth. The soldier was a member of the New York National Guard 27th Division's 102nd Engineer Regiment. The letter discusses the soldier's impression of Camp Wadsworth and the surrounding area of Spartanburg.
Camp Wadsworth panoramic photograph
A panoramic photograph of Company D of the 3rd Pioneer Infantry at Camp Wadsworth.
Camp Wadsworth panoramic photograph
Souvenir panoramic photograph of Camp Wadsworth with inset images of training activities.
Campobello High School booklet
Booklet describing the facility, faculty, and academics of Campobello High School during the 1897-1898 session. The booklet also includes several photographs and a roster of students attending the school.
Campobello High School Literary Magazine
The collection consists of nineteen issues of the publication "Echoes of the foothills" from Vol. 1 No. 1 (November, 1923) to Vol. 3 No. 5 (May, 1926).
Howard B. Carlisle house photographs
Twelve photographic prints depicting the exterior of the Howard B. Carlisle House on North Fairview Avenue, which was demolished soon after the photographs were taken.
Carlisle-Love architectural collection
Original architectural plans created by John M. Carlisle, at times in partnership with Harry M. Love, primarily depicting residential and church buildings in the Spartanburg area. A small auxiliary portion of the collection contains drafting tools and handbooks.
"Carolina Clay" vinyl record
In 1981, Spartanburg celebrated its sesquicentennial and commissioned Joe Bennett to write a song celebrating the history of the city. Bennett was the singer and guitar player of the band "The Sparkletones." This collection consists one vinyl record of the song, "Carolina Clay" and a newspaper clipping discussing the song. The record was given by Joe Bennett to a student of his named David.
Carolina Cracker-Jacks song and picture book
One booklet profiling the Carolina Cracker-Jacks, a four-piece string band associated with WSPA for many years. Booklet profiles band members Arthur Smith, Sonny Smith, Mary Lou Morris, and Pee Wee Dalton. Various WSPA staff members are also profiled.
R. H. F. Chapman house photograph
One original Alfred Willis photograph depicting the R. H. F. Chapman house on Glendalyn Avenue in Spartanburg in 1928. Chapman ran a grocery store in downtown Spartanburg and was involved with the mills, notably being in charge of the releif committee of the 1903 Pacolet Mill flood.
Circus elephants photograph
Single photographic print depicting team of circus elephants pulling circus wagons and drivers at an undetermined location in Spartanburg. Reverse of the print is imprinted "Eddie Jackson, Circus Photos, Box 477 Macon, Ga."
City of Spartanburg collection
City of Spartanburg Model Cities Program records
The Model Cities Program was a five year urban aid program that was created as part of President Johnson's War on Poverty. The City of Spartanburg participated in the program and this collection includes the comprehensive plan for the program's third year, the plans for the Cemetery Street Urban Renewal, and the minutes of the Model Neighborhood Authority. The Model Neighborhood Authority became the Citizens Advisory Council following the program ending in 1974.
Clarence Crocker Glendale research collection
Cleveland Hotel matchbook
One matchbook cover advertising the Cleveland Hotel.
Cleveland Junior High School memory booklet
Booklet containing photographs of classes, faculty, and student organizations at Cleveland Junior High School during the 1955-56 school year. Other sections include autographs and personal notes.
Clifton Methodist Church photograph
This collection consists of one photograph from 1918 showing the Methodist Church in Clifton, SC.
Clifton Mills collection
Clifton Mills stereoscopic photographs
Three stereoviews depicting damage from the June 6, 1903 Pacolet River flood at Clifton Mills. Two depict interior scenes with workers amid the wrecked looms and debris, and the third depicts the collapsed portion of Clifton #1. All images photographed by Thomas R. Shuford.
Clifton Mills teachers' receipts
Clifton Mills wages roll
One oversize ledger containing Clifton Mills employee names and wages between June 1892 and August 1893.
John R. Cochran letter
A photocopy of a 1922 letter written by John R. Cochran to the daughters of Major W. W. Humphreys praising their father during his service as the captain of the Palmetto Riflemen during the Civil War.
Cofield Family photographs
This collection consists of 212 photographs of the Cofield family and Spartanburg around 1910. Images of Spartanburg include the Kennedy Free Library, Harris Theater, Morgan Square, Converse College campus, Wofford campus, East Main Street, and Rock Cliff Park. There are also images of Clemson University, Columbia, and Gaffney.
Converse-Crawford House photographs
The Converse-Crawford House, located at 333 Pine Street, was built by Dexter Edgar Converse, founder of Converse College, around 1891. The house was sold to Sloan Crawford in 1914 and demolished in 1955. The former Pine Street library was built where the house formerly stood. This collection consists of 8 photographs showing the front of the house and the gardens.
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