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Records include correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, minutes, financial and legal documents, films, CD-ROMs, slides, and ephemera produced and collected by the Program for Art on Film, 1951-1999 and undated. Included in the collection are records created and collected by the Program for Art on Film. Among the records created by the Program are correspondence, publications and related correspondence and memoranda, and films. Also included in the records are interviews with filmmakers, in both audio cassette and transcript format, information on two symposia organized by the Program, and records of the Advisory and Managing Committees. Materials collected by the Program include subject files, primarily on art historical topics and film-related topics; information on filmmakers, art historians and artists; brochures and catalogs from film production and distribution companies; information (catalogs, press releases, brochures) on art-related film festivals, both domestic and ...

This collection consists of biographical information, committee files, correspondence, meeting minutes, files relating to student groups and surveys. Of particular interest are files that concentrate on foreign students and students involved in the military

Materials relating to Vermont turnpikes and roads, including surveys, depositions, petitions, road taxes, contracts to perform work, receipts for work completed, stage road surveys, and other papers -- Companies and roads represented include the Windham Turnpike Company, First Vermont Turnpike Corporation, the Bennington road, Hartland road, a Pownal road, Windsor and Woodstock Turnpike Company, Peru Turnpike Company, and Stratton Turnpike Company

Collection consists of the report of a survey by divers James Purdy, Alan Rixon, and Susan Alfonso of a part of the bottom of Silver Lake in Leicester, Vt. in 1984 and 1985. There are brief summaries of the history of Native American use of the lake, the Silver Lake Camp Meeting, founded by Frank Chandler in 1879 with a seminary building and chapel constructed around 1885, and the Silver Lake Hotel which took over the building around 1910; the hotel was later abandoned and burned to the ground in 1942. In 1917 the lake was dammed, gradually creating a deep layer of silt -- Included is a list of all objects found and a report of radiocarbon dating analysis of two objects, presumably two dugout canoes. Suggestions for further investigations are also included

This collection consists of papers collected by Lowry Axley as Chairman of the Review and Planning Committee of the Savannah-Chatham County World War Memorial Association, Inc. Included are the minutes of the committee, 1947-1948, the committee's by=laws, names of the committee members, correspondence, 1947-1951, letters addressed to the mayor of Savannah and to the Association containing memorial suggestions, 1945-1948, clippings, radio talks, pamphlets, and sketches of memorials. Also included is a Savannah Hospital Survey, 1948

This collection contains minutes, correspondence, bylaws, newsletters, fliers, slides, survey results, films, directories, artifacts, maps, clippings, financial ledgers, and membership cards relating to the American Institute of Architects, Savannah Chapter from the 1960s to 2002

The collection consists of files about Darden's campaigns, the Democratic Party leadership and policy positions, correspondence with colleagues about upcoming legislation, the Seventh District of Georgia, and subject files. Papers about the Seventh District include constituent surveys, discussions about redistricting, publications on area industries and local issues, logistics for meetings between Darden and citizen groups, and files on the annual art competition for high school students. Main topics covered by the subject files include analysis of the 1990 U.S. Census data, how aspects of Congress function, government programs, and the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games

The collection consists of an extensive survey of railway passenger service in Georgia dating from the early 1800s. The survey was compiled by Hugh M. Comer of Macon, Georgia and the materials relate to rails into and out of Macon. Also included is a scrapbook of railroad abandonments in Georgia which were compiled by Mr. Comer

The collection contains materials on student unrest at Kent State University from 1969 through 1971, including material from the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) Kent Chapter

Building survey of Blackwater, including the history of Blackwater and interviews