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19761102: President's Papers, Roland Nelson (1968-1970), Donald Dedmon (1970-1971), And John Barker (1971-1974), President's Office
19761102: President's Papers, Roland Nelson (1968-1970), Donald Dedmon (1970-1971), And John Barker (1971-1974), President's Office
Guides to University Archives
These items include materials from the office of the President at Marshall University from 1968-1976. Items were received in 1976 and include notable materials from Presidents Roland Nelson, Donald Dedmon, and John Barker. Please download the inventory for a complete list of the contents.
Commencement, 1976, Marshall University
Commencement, 1976, Marshall University
Marshall University Commencement
Program for the One Hundred Thirty-Ninth Commencement of Marshall University.
0135: L. Marie White Papers, 1870-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
0135: L. Marie White Papers, 1870-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
Assistant Registrar and assistant to the director of alumni affairs at Marshall University. Papers consist of lists of graduates of Marshall College, newspaper clippings, and her notes, drafts and manuscript for her booklet, `Metamorphose of Old Main,' and an unpublished history of the Albert Gallatin Jenkins Laboratory School at Marshall College.
0137: Bertha Julia Steinbach Filson Papers, 1899-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
0137: Bertha Julia Steinbach Filson Papers, 1899-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
A major portion of the Bertha Filson papers consists of certificates of award, membership, and certification--all pertaining to Mrs. Filson’s activities as an educator, churchwoman, and Marshall University alumna. Correspondence includes letters from Lawrence J. Corbly, president of Marshall College from 1896 until 1915; George M. Ford, state superintendent of schools; and James Leftwich, a former student of Mrs. Filson’s who became president of the F. W. Woolworth Company.
There are also some compositions written by Mrs. Filson for an English class, many of which describe persons, places or events in Mason County, West Virginia. A large collection of newspaper …