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Sydney Combs Papers
Commercial Bank & Trust Company Collection
Collection consists of the articles of incorporation and meeting minutes of the Commercial Bank & Trust Company of Louisville, Kentucky, beginning with the founding of the organization in January 1906 through 1911.
Concerned Citizens of Madison County Records
Cornelison, William Papers
Mr. Cornelison was a stonecutter in Richmond, KY and many of the letters concern orders for tombstones and several receipts are to the blacksmith for sharpening stone cutting tools. One letter talks about the price of hogs as Cornelison was in the market to purchase.
Correctional History Collection
This artificial collection consists of materials relating to the history of the Correctional industry. More materials will be added as they are donated or purchased.
Correctional Photograph Archives
The photographic collection is rich in its depiction of early twentieth century prison life and conditions. The collection covers numerous subjects such as prison living conditions, recreational activities, industries, hospital care, corporal punishment, work gangs on the farm and quarries, vocational activities, weapons confiscated, prison architecture, and the death house. A few of the images are of prison officials, primarily in the federal penitentiary system.
Cosby Family Papers
This collection includes a ledger from the Harber and Huguely store in Richmond, Kentucky in the early 1900s. The ledger lists accounts for all the people purchasing from the store thus documenting the economy of Richmond at the time. It also documents the education of Frances Mason Samuels.
Daniel Cox Papers
The Daniel Cox papers are a collection of receipts, promissory notes, itemized cost lists, court orders, and land transactions. They are important in providing a look into the life of Daniel Cox as well as his family, and provide some insight into day to day life in 19th century Madison County including cost of goods and services, price of slaves, land prices, legal fees, medical treatment, and education.
Cox Family Papers
Jim Cox Papers
This collection contains 4 items, three of which relate to the Ulster County Gazette that reported the death of George Washington. The other item is a letter regarding the estate of Jane Hagerman's husband.