Date(s): undated

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Snow Family Bible: "The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of the original tongues, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised with Canne's Marginal Notes and References"

Date(s): undated

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Edward Tuck: Personal Bible

Edward Tuck's copy of The Holy Bible; Oxford, Printed at the University Press, London, undated; markers still in places where Tuck left them. Note on fly leaf by Amos Tuck French.

Date(s): 1912 to 1968

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Family Diaries: Elizabeth Jean McGeachey Ames: "My Trip Abroad" (1922); Family genealogical information, including pages from the family Bible; Family Photographs; Magazines, Pamphlets, Photograph Album, Programs for Tufts College Medical School Class Dinner, Statement of purpose for Anmes Collection by John L. Ames (detailed listing available in repository)

Date(s): 1950

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Contains lecture notes including English 1-Shakespeare, Bryanick, American Poetry, New Humanists, Post War 1-The 1920’s, Muckrakers-Upton Sinclair etc, Lincoln, Williamsburg VA, Early 19th century America, Book List Plays and B’ham Library, Woodwork Wilson, English 1, Mendelson Bible, Bible, Elizabethan England, Virginia, and the Civil War.

Date(s): 1975 to 1989

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Scripts: "The Love Boat," "Fantasy Island," "Family," "Murder She Wrote," "Matlock," "Missing... Have You Seen This Person?", "Fields of Fear," "The Adams Chronicle," "Testimony of Two Men," Stories from the Bible," "The Valley of the Dolls," "Master of the Game," "Seal Morning"

Date(s): circa 1914-1940

Scope and Contents Photographs: Photolbum of Ola and Warren Dudley in China (circa 1920s); Photoalbum pages of Ola Hawkins and Family (circa 1910-1935); Photoalbum of Warren S. Dudley chronicling his life (circa 1910-1925); Class picture (unidentified); Diplomas: Warren S. Dudley: Northwestern Master of Arts (1920), Union Theological Seminary Bachelor of Science; Columbia University Master of Arts (1920); Ola Hawkins: Kansas Weslyan Bacherlor of Arts, American University Master of Arts (1927); Photogravure...