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Frank B. Williams, Jr. Papers
The collection is divided into the following series: Series 1, Graduate School Coursework, 1939-49; Series 2, Office Files, 1949-79; Series 3, Teaching, 1949-88; Series 4, Research, 1949-89; Series 5, A University's Story, 1911-1980; Series 6, Professional Service, 1949-88; and Series 7, Other Materials, 1941-92.
Fred Waskiewicz Collection
The Fred Waskiewicz Collection contains surveys, deeds, contracts, correspondence, newspaper clippings, financial records, engineering and bacteriological reports, land plats and maps. The collection documents operations of the Pittsburg Lumber Company, land and economic development in Carter County, Tennessee, and the Laurel Fork area of Carter County, Tennessee.
Frederick S. Heiskell Papers
The papers are arranged into two series: Series 1, Papers of Frederick S. Heiskell, 1810-1882, and Series 2, Scrapbooks, c. 1789-1882.
William F. Freehoff Collection
The William F. Freehoff Collection consists of three Mexican documents collected by William F. Freehoff while he was the air and army attache at the Mexican embassy under Ambassador Josephus Daniels. The documents are signed by Antonio López de Santa Anna, Benito Juárez, and Emperor Maximilian among others.
Fudge Family Papers
The Fudge Family Papers consist of Fudge Family diplomas (most from East Tennessee State College); a folder of genealogical material including a typed copy of Thompson McGhee's will and a copy of "Traditions of the Fudge Family" by Joe Fudge of Alleghany County, Virginia; and some certificates awarded to Helen Fudge Crabb.
James H. Garland Collection (unprocessed)
All or part of the materials described here are unprocessed. Please contact us for information about these materials.
General Shale Products Corporation Records
The ledger and ledger sheets are arranged first alphabetically by company name and then chronologically by the first date of each folder's date span.
George E. Fox Papers
The George E. Fox Papers consist of typed transcripts of his weekly radio program, "Religion in the News," that aired on WJHL (Johnson City, Tennessee) between 1954 and 1958. Each program consisted of commentary on current events as they related to religion, often with an emphasis on politics and sociology. While the central theme is religion, topics include, but are not limited to, education, race relations, communism, the military, and healthcare.
George Evans Davis Lumber Company Records
The collection is divided into three series: Series 1, Correspondence, 1904-1908; Series 2, Subject Files, c. 1900-1981; and Series 3, Negatives and Photographic Prints, 1912-1919 and undated.
George F. Dugger Autobiography
Josephine Gernsheimer Papers
G.L. Carter Railroad Museum Collection
This collection consists of various materials transferred from the G.L. Carter Railroad Museum at East Tennessee State University.
Glenn and Betty Slemp Collection of Old Butler, Tennessee Memorabilia
The Glenn and Betty Slemp Collection consists of material from the Butler community of Johnson County, Tennessee prior to the 1948 inundation and relocation of the town, the result of the construction of the Watauga Dam. Most of the material is from the Watauga Academy.
Glenn E. Roberts, Jr. Collection
Charles and William Gobble Photographs
The photographs are arranged by a number assigned to each in 2007.
Golden Days Project Collection
The Golden Days Project contains transcripts, interview summaries, and paperwork related to oral history interviews conducted by Dr. Richard Blaustein’s students or by others under the guidance or supervision of Blaustein over a number of years beginning in the late 1970s and continuing into the late 1980s. A variety of topics are discussed in these interviews, including local history, culture, folklore, and customs of the southern Appalachian region.
Buford J. Goldstein Collection
The Buford J. Goldstein Collection documents the financial and corporate history of American Bemberg Corporation, a rayon manufacturer in Elizabethton, Tennessee. The collection contains a prospectus of the corporation, a payroll ledger, correspondence, financial records, and reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, D. C. The documents in the collection are dated 1926 to 1940.
Fidel J. González Typescript
John Goodin Papers
Gordon Aronhime Collection
Material is organized as a single series and is arranged first alphabetically by subject or material type and then chronologically with undated material following dated material.
Mabel and Quinty Gouge Interview
The Mabel and Quinty Gouge interview focuses on the history of the Gouge family in western North Carolina. The interview was conducted by Ernest Burleson, with Ruth Cole. The Gouges discussed the Gouge (Geouge) family of western North Carolina. Quinty Gouge sang an old English ballad, the first line of which is "There Once Was a Woman in London." She also recited poetry.
Grandparents Oral History Project (Andrew Johnson Elementary School, Kingsport, Tennessee)
"Granny Hackle" Typescript
The typescript is a photocopy of the folk tale "Granny Hackle" about a medicine woman in East Tennessee.
Gray Family Papers
The Gray Family Papers consist of deeds, financial records, photographs and tintypes, a recipe ledger, and miscellaneous printed matter documenting activities of J. S. Gray and family, 1894-1930.
Grayson County Old-Time Fiddler's Convention Collection
Edwin T. Greninger Collection
C.L. and Joy Grindstaff Collection
All or part of the materials described here are unprocessed. Please contact us for information about these materials.
Guinn Family Letters
All or part of the materials described here are unprocessed. Please contact us for information about these materials.
Gump Family Papers (unprocessed)
The Gump Family Papers document the personal and business interests of the Gump family of Washington County, Tennessee and related families such as the Kennerlys, Craigs, Donaldsons, and Jaffas. There is some material related to Gump Realty and other Gump family businesses.
Charles Gunter Oral History Collection
The collection consists of recordings of interviews conducted by Gunter's students in connection with his courses on social geography. The interview subjects are primarily from East Tennessee and often discuss topics of regional interest such as music, farm life, coal mining, and foodways. The collection also includes dub sheets for the first eight tapes, partial transcripts of tapes 2, 5 and 6, and summaries of interviews.
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