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Fred Schwengel Papers
Gebhart Presidential Reception Invitation
A single document - a formal invitation to a reception hosted by the city of Louisville, Kentucky, in honor of President and Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes during a presidential tour of the southern states in September 1877. It is addressed to Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Gebhart of New Albany, Indiana. New Albany is a small city directly across the Ohio River from Louisville.
George Mead Civil War Papers
Gladys E. Tull Scrapbook
A 189-page scrapbook containing programs, photos and other memorabilia kept by Gladys Tull during her high school and college years at Kirksville Jr. and Sr. High Schools and Northeast Missouri State Teachers College (now Truman State University), along with a few childhood photos. Her photo album consists of 100 pages of photographs, most of which seem to be of her extended family.
Glenn Frank Papers
Speeches, correspondence, and papers from alumnus Glenn Frank. Frank was managing editor of The Century Publishing Company (publisher of books and The Century Magazine) for several years, was later President of the University of Wisconsin and became active in Wisconsin and national politics.
Goldie E. Pitney Bivin Collection
A photo album, diploma and certificates, and various school documents and letters from Goldie E. Pitney Bivin which capture life in Kirksville and at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College (now Truman State University) during the 1920s–1930s.
Harry H. Laughlin Papers
Hazel Creek Concerned Citizens Committee Records
Maps, photographs, sound recordings, a motion picture, and textual materials from the Hazel Creek Concerned Citizens Committee, a group composed of Kirksville and Adair County, Missouri citizens concerned about the water quality of the Hazel Creek Reservoir.
Heartland Chautauqua in Kirksville Papers
Publicity, schedules and other documents from the Heartland Chautauqua which came to Kirksville during the summers of 2000 and 2002.
Helen Mar Halliburton McReynolds Collection
A diary, scrapbooks, a recipe books, and documents such as programs and poems that represent Helen Mar Halliburton McReynolds life while at Kirksville State Normal School (now Truman State University).