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E. M. Violette Collection of World War I Soldiers' Letters
E. M. Violette Museum Documents of Unknown Origin
Letters, military records, receipts, slave and land sales, political memorabilia and other documents received as individual pieces or in small groups into the E. M. Violette Museum collection.
E. M. Violette Papers
Eugene M. Violette's papers include draft versions of his books and articles; professional papers, primarily from his years in Kirksville, Missouri, 1900-1923; and personal and family papers including diaries, scrapbooks and photos from childhood to shortly before his death.
E. Sanborn Smith House Architectural Records
Original architectural plans and specifications for this brick and stucco Colonial Revival style residence in Kirksville, Missouri, designed and built 1924-1925. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009, the nomination includes a detailed description of the structure and history of the house, its owners and architect.
Effie Kribs Class Materials
Class notes from architecture and art classes, as well as related illustrations from classes taken by Effie Kribs, a former student of Kirksville State Normal School (now Truman State University), from her time of attendance.
Elisha Cotton Winchell Letters
Ella Skipwith Harrison Scrapbook
A photograph scrapbook of Ella (Skippy) Skipwith Harrison’s time as a Kirksville State Teacher’s College (now Truman State University) student from 1937–1939.
Emma Funk Rieger Photo Album
A 32-page photo album with a carved ivory cover which contains 58 photos, most of which are unidentified. The album was originally owned and filled by Emma Funk in the late 1890s, before she was married in 1902.
Eugene Fair Presidential Papers
Correspondence, organizational affiliations, reports, teaching certifications, speeches and articles from Fair's time as President of the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College (renamed Truman State University).
Fine Arts Programs
Programs from concerts, recitals, plays, exhibitions and more presented by the Fine Arts Division at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College (now Truman State University), bound by academic year. Also includes composers' presentation scores.