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Dr. Youssef Charaf writes to Dr. Charles Thomas about a medical book catalogue.
Charles, writing on stationery from Louisville, Kentucky, tells the recipient, Nora, not to worry about him, to enjoy her visit away from home, and he apologizes for sending a telegram that may have upset her.
Photocopy of several chapters of Charleston! Charleston!: The History of a Southern City by Walter J. Fraser, Jr., and a blank "Research Services" form from The South Carolina Historical Society.
Elizabeth Chenault Correspondence
( Guide to this collection )
Letters to Elizabeth Chenault written by friends from Camp Eagle Point in New Hampshire, about their schoolwork and leisure activities.
Guide to the Papers of John W. Chenault
( Guide to this collection )
The records consist of documents generated or received by Dr. John W. Chenault, while working with or directing the Crippled Children's Service and the Infantile Paralysis Center at Tuskegee Institute.
Memorabilia of a University of Alabama student, 1930-1934, including a scrapbook, record book, newspapers, and student organization documents
Manuscripts and related material for the Monroeville, Alabama, native's short stories and novels, including Tender, A World Made of Fire, Jacko, A Plague of Children, and V for Victor.
Chip writes to his friend, Little Ricky, with social news and jokes about their mutual acquaintances.
Letters from Chris and Alice of Nevada City, California, to their siblings. They discuss daily life and buying/renting land.
A list of citations, evidently documenting Christenberry's reading, on various topics, mostly historical and literary
A letter dated July 1870 and signed by "Citizens of Macon County K. K. K.", threatening W. B. Bowen of Macon County, Alabama
Mrs. H. M. Clapp Letter
( Guide to this collection )
This collection contains a letter written by Mrs. H. M. Clapp of Albany, New York, to Mrs. Rogers wishing her well though they may never meet again.
Letter from J.W. Clapp in Holly Springs, Mississippi, written on June 9, 1851, to R.C. Brinkley of Florence, Alabama, regarding what appears to be the building of a proposed railroad.
A letter from John D. Clap, written from Louisville, Kentucky, on June 11, 1836, to his Mother in Dedham, Massachusetts, describing his travels through the southeastern United States.
Bess Clark Letters
( Guide to this collection )
Two letters written by Bess Clark to her father Wiliam V. Clark of Matawan, New Jersey. She wrote of her recent illness and asked her father to visit and bring her home after her upcoming surgery.
Letter dated 28 July 1861, from "Clover Bottom" (near Huntsville) to his sister, giving news of crops and weather, and stating his desire to join the army.
J. H. Clark (U.S. Navy), in Brookyln, New York, writes an express order to Philip Weirel in Bedford, Pennsylvania, for Bedford Water. Shipping instructions and payment questions are included.
E. J. Clarke Letter
( Guide to this collection )
Letter from E.J. Clarke of Talladega, Alabama, to a friend in New Hampshire. She describes the pain of losing her son, the joy her baby daughter brings, life in Alabama, and the depreciation of southern money.
Letter written from Tuscaloosa in 1834, to his aunt, Mrs. Robert W. Withers of Erie, Greene County, Alabama, and a biographical sketch, author and date unknown, which includes information on Clay's political career, wedding, and friends.
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