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Alben Barkley Collection
This collection was created to provide access to items relating to Alben Barkley, vice president of the United States under Harry Truman. Both letters in the collection were signed by Barkley and are thank you notes.
Barnum Family Papers
This collection consists of two letters with information about the War of 1812 and the Civil War, slavery and reconstruction.
Begley Drug Company Photographs
Photographs of the Begley Drug Company showing the addition of new stores over time.
Shirley Begley Papers
Correspondence between World War II veterans at Bowman Field, Ky, discussing a reunion; all participated in a play called "All Clear." A script of the play, from 1942, is included in the papers. Most of the correspondence is addressed to or written by Richmond, Ky. attorney Shirley Begley. Some of the correspondence also discusses personal matters, such as children, health, and business.
Bethlehem Church of Christ
This collection documents the history of the Bethlehem Church of Christ at Dreyfus, KY. It includes financial records, meeting minutes, a single letter to the pastor, a history of the church, and a biography of its founding pastor. The records are not complete and what is included appears to be from a time that Edna Burns was the record-keeper for the church. The publications include transcripts of membership records and church business from the first membership book of the church.
Biedinger/Clark Family Papers
A collection of eight photographs of the Clark and Biedinger families from 1914 through 1975, as well as teaching certificates for Della Mae Clark.
Walter J. Binder Papers
Black Brothers Lines
This collection contains information about the Black Brothers Lines, taken from the files of a bus company that is no longer in business. There is a history of the company as well as schedules and maps of their routes.
James G. Black Papers
The papers of Dr. James Gilbert Black contain both professional and personal papers. Dr. Black was a friendly, tolerant, brilliant man whose major concern was the quality of education which the youth were receiving. This collection documents his interest in education as well as his scientific interests. It also includes files on Dr. Black's inventions.