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Central University Records
Certificates & Diplomas Collection
Artificial collection for various diplomas and certificates
Chautauqua Lecture Series
The Chautauqua Lecture Series is an artificial collection consisting of all the Chautauqua materials that have been transferred to the archives. The collection has VHS or DVD recordings of all lectures except Fall 2008 through Spring 2010. They will be added to the collection when copies are received.
Chenault Family Papers
James S. Chenault Papers
This collection includes two items relating to the history of Richmond and Madison County, KY.
William Chenault Papers
This collection contains an 11 part manuscript about the pioneer history of Madison County, Kentucky which has been heavily annotated. Also contained in the collection are scattered records from his legal practice which give insight into life in Madison County and its citizens. Many of the legal documents relate to clients who used his services to collect money owed them.
Lillian A. Chestnut Papers
This collection consists of Lillian Chestnut's correspondence with various public officials and professionals over the period of 1950-1978. In her letters, she exhibits a radical point of view on topics like Russia and communism. She also discusses Martin Luther King Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and her opposition to desegregation. Toward the end of the Vietnam War period, Chestnut discusses her opposition to the anti-war demonstrations and her opinions on President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Christ Church (Episcopal)
This collection consists of photocopies of the Christ Church Episcopal church register and the parish register. It also includes a short run of newsletters dated 1977-1981 and other miscellaneous records. It is not a complete set of records for the church and the researcher should check with the church for more complete information.
Christ Church (Episcopal) Records
A selection of 11 bulletins published between January 20, 1957 and November 1958 by Christ Church Episcopal of Richmond, Kentucky. Three of the bulletins were mailed to Miss Emma Watts, a Richmond citizen.