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Mary (Mrs. Holman S.) Todd Scrapbook
Russell Irvine Todd Papers
The Russell Irvine Todd Papers document the professional activities of a local dentist on a state and national level. Dr. Todd was very active in the American Dental Association and the Kentucky State Dental Association and this collection reflects those activities. Dr. Todd was also interested in history and travel and this collection reflects those activities as well with numerous slides of his trips and his speeches and writings about Madison County, Kentucky history.
Annette Toler Photographs
This collection includes photographs of DeJarnette friends and family. Many of the photographs are from the Schlegel studio in Richmond, Kentucky, but there are other photographers in Kentucky, Illinois and Virginia represented as well. The photographs give an excellent representation of fashion in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
John Wilson Townsend Papers
Townsend Room Collection
This collection consists mostly of single items that were a part of the Townsend Room Collections that were purchased or donated. Some items still have the purchase information attached, and this was left in the enclosure. The subjects included in the collection include slavery, politics, business affairs, legal issues, family and genealogy. Because of the varied nature of the materials they were divided by type and inventoried individually.
Townsend Room Scrapbook Collection
Charles True Collection
Clippings, ephemera, photographs, correspondence, and programs related to Eastern Kentucky University football and campus building projects.
Turner Family Papers
Turpin Funeral Home Records
This collection documents burials conducted by the Turpin Funeral Home in Richmond, KY. It also documents insurance claims and paperwork for veterans.
John W. Tuttle, Jr. Scrapbook
A scrapbook with history about the Tuttle family of Clark County, Kentucky. The scrapbook consists of notes, ephemera, correspondence, news clippings and photographs taped over a History of Kentucky, Illustrated by W.H. Perrin. Of particular note is a letter relaying information that James A. Tuttle died of illness shortly after the Battle of Vera Cruz, Mexico.