scrapbooks

Content Description Research files and scrapbooks containing narratives, clippings, and photographs on the Glendale, SC community. Topics include land transactions, liquidation of Glendale Mill assets, family profiles, 1948 mill office robbery, holiday activities, sports and recreation, the mill store, dam and bridges, road paving, floods, fire protection, streetcar, law enforcement, post office, Bivingsville Manufacturing Company, D. E. Converse Company, Glendale Mills, Indian Head Mills, presidents and...

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This file consists of nine sheets removed from a scrapbook otherwise filled with household tips, recipes, and anecdotal stories clipped from newspapers and pasted into a book. Retained were pages containing newspaper clippings from the 1881 dedication of the Daniel Morgan Monument and the Cowpens Centennial Celebration. Also retained was a two sheet program from an exhibition of the 1881-1882 sophomore class of Wofford College held on May 11 and May 12, 1882.

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This collection consists of scrapbooks which include photographs, newspaper clippings, event invitations, and other papers. Most of the materials are related to the fundraiser "Beaux Arts" ball that the Friends of the Arts threw every year.

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Photographs, scrapbooks, and genealogical papers connected with several interconnected families including the Gibbs, Cooper, Wingo, Lawrence, Saunders, and Fulmer families.

Content Description Jim Hudgens was a lawyer who practiced law in Spartanburg for a number of years. This collection consists of three scrapbooks that he created, which include newspaper clippings, photographs, event invitations, and correspondence about Spartanburg and South Carolina lawyers, judges, and political races. His father, T.K. Hudgens, was also part of the committee that oversaw the building of the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. Materials related to the auditorium include newspapers, photographs,...

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Contents of a disassembled scrapbook created by Broadus Richard "Dick" Littlejohn, Jr., past president of Community Cash Stores. File consists of fifteen (15) items most connected to his service in the Naval Reserve and his membership at First Baptist Church of Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Scope and Contents The Piedmont Chaper, originally the Spartanburg Chapter, of the American Red Cross was established in 1917. The Chapter merged into the Upstate South Carolina Chapter around 2015. This collection consists of photographs, documents, audio visual materials, and objects that document the history of the chapter. The majority of materials are from the 1980s to the early 2000s, but dates range from 1917 to 2007. Specific types of materials include scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, annual reports,...

Content Description This collection consists of a scrapbook contents assembled by Raymond C. Trail Sr. including invitations, news articles, certificates, ribbons, speech transcripts, and photographs documenting the presentation of the Army-Navy E Award to Drayton Mills on April 14, 1943. Other items in the collection include a circa 1900 photograph of the Spartanburg Steam Bakery and C. J. Brede establishment on Morgan Square in downtown Spartanburg and a 1904 publication entitled "Illustrated Spartanburg"...

Content Description Richard E. Tukey (1918-1979) was the vice-president of the Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce from 1951 until his death in 1979 and spearheaded the recruitment of foreign companies to the Spartanburg area. This collection consists of papers related to Tukey's career including his time in the army as a public relations office at Fort Benning, GA during World War II, working for the Cigar Institute of America, and the Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce. There are also personal papers related his...

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This collection consists of two scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, photographs, and other papers showing the history of the Wellford Home and Garden Club.