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0826: Carlton D. "Buck" Weaver Map Collection, Marshall University Special Collections
0826: Carlton D. "Buck" Weaver Map Collection, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
This collection consists of 33 early American maps documenting the Trans-Allegheny region between 1631 and 1881 collected by Carlton D. Weaver. Sizes, formats, and printing processes vary greatly. Of particular note are maps featuring railroads and coal. Maps numbered 12 and 13 are high-quality reproductions; the others are original.
To view materials from this collection that are digitized and available online, search the Carlton D. "Buck" Weaver Map Collection here.
0828: Richard Marks Collection, 1952-2014, Marshall University Special Collections
0828: Richard Marks Collection, 1952-2014, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
The bulk of this collection related to Richard Marks’ research as a genealogist working on his family history, including an index card file of names. Other materials in the collection include personal papers related to his life, materials related to his career as a professor and lecturer, correspondence, and published works on intelligence and local history seen in newspapers, magazines, serials, and books. The collection has been broken down into series to include personal, teaching, correspondence, published works, and genealogy research materials.
0827: Rotary International - Huntington, Wv Chapter Collection, 1915-2015, Marshall University Special Collections
0827: Rotary International - Huntington, Wv Chapter Collection, 1915-2015, Marshall University Special Collections
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The collection includes an assortment of Rotary business files, artifacts, and images. It contains a variety of correspondence, meeting records, membership forms, awards, newsletters, memos, financial documents, newspapers, bulletins, and various Rotary artifacts including Rotary flags, proclamations, and Rotary themed desktop items. The collection showcases the Rotary Club of Huntington’s influence both in the Huntington area and within the district and international Rotary community. Many of these files, although mostly dating from time period of 1990-2015, do contain records and documents dating as far back to the founding of the Rotary Club of Huntington in 1915.
0830: John E. Dolin Collection, 1960-1990, Marshall University Special Collections
0830: John E. Dolin Collection, 1960-1990, Marshall University Special Collections
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Dr. John E. Dolin (1931-2015) was a Professor Emeritus of Art at Marshall University. Dr. Dolin's collection is made up of a variety of materials. The majority of this collection contains faculty and student correspondence, academic papers (both his and his students), and numerous class materials such as lecture notes, syllabi, and tests. Other materials in the collection relate to various organizations that he was involved in while at Marshall University including, Boys Club and The College Personnel Committee. The collection is arranged in four Series; Series 1 - Personal Papers, Series 2 - Course Related Materials, Series 3 - …
0829: John Mckernan Collection, Marshall University Special Collections
0829: John Mckernan Collection, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
The John McKernan Collection contains mostly published materials that John McKernan collected related to his own poetry. There are a limited number of non-McKernan publications that he saved.