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Byrd, Harry Flood, 1887-1966. Scrapbooks of Harry Flood Byrd, [manuscript],1897-1927 (bulk 1921-1927).

Title: Scrapbooks of Harry Flood Byrd, [manuscript],1897-1927 (bulk 1921-1927).

Scrapbooks of Harry F. Byrd, Sr., contain newsclippings, programs, correspondence, pamphlets and miscellany relating to his early career. Some material pertinent to his father Richard Evelyn Byrd, and his brothers Richard E. Byrd and Thomas Bolling Byrd is also included. Specific topics include the appointment of Judge William F. Rhea to the State Corporation Commission; the murder trial of Robert O. Garrett; Tom Byrd's World War I service; and Richard E. Byrd's souvenirs from the American Commission to Negotiate Peace. Also the Virginia Democratic Paraty; the Federal Fuel Administration; the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company; the 1919 Virginia Senate race; the Valley Turnpike Company; the Virginia State Highway Dept.; taxation in Virginia; the 1925 gubernatorial race; Byrd's term as governor of Virginia; and Al Smith the 1928 Democratic presidential nomination.

ArchivalResource: 12 v.

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Communications Workers of America. District 3. Records, 1953-1969 (bulk 1957-1968).

Title: Records, 1953-1969 (bulk 1957-1968).

Grievance cases (over 5500) filed by the union against Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, relating to wages, suspensions, discharges, employee rules, and working conditions; together with some correspondence concerning the issues.

ArchivalResource: 59 linear ft.

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Alabama. Public Service Commission. Annual and biennial reports.

Title: Annual and biennial reports.

The Public Service Commission functions to supervise and regulate public utilities in Alabama. These reports are primarily annual reports, though from 1915-1919 biennial reports were issued. There are also some gaps, such as those from 1921-1926, 194, 1943-1953, 1966, 1971, and 1992 to the present. The 1881-1919 annual and biennial reports occupy six cubic feet, while the 1920-1991 reports occupy less than two cubic feet. The 1881-1919 reports contain much more information that those from 1920 forward, which are little more than bried statistical summaries. The description therefore concentrates on the earlier and much more informative reports. The pre-1920 reports detailed information that included the rates charged (by railroads until 1915, then by utilities of all kinds), condition of the reailroads, railbed, rolling stock, accidents, the name of the those on the railroad's Board of Directors, the debt and earnings of the railroad, capital stock, and other matters. In 1915 public utilities were added to the responsibilites of the PSC. The annual and biennial reports predating 1920 report primarily on railroads, as the name of the agency did not change until 1915 from Railroad Commission to Public Service Commission (PSC). Many elements about railroads are discussed. Much of the information in the annual and biennial reports came from reports submitted by the railroads themselves, as well as complaints, hearings, decisions, and orders issued first by the Railroad Commission and then by the PSC. Some of the companies detailed include: Alabama Central Railroad Company, Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company, Alabama Power Company, the Anniston and Cincinnati Railroad Company, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Birminham Mineral Railroad Company, Central of Georgia Railroad Company, East Alabama Railway, Georgia Pacific Company, Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company, L and N Railroad Company, Mobile and Girard Railroad Company, Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad Company, Montgomery and West Point Railroad Company, Montgomery Light and Traction Company, Nashville and Decatur Railroad Company, Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company, Selma and Greensboro Railroad Company, Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad Company, South and North Alabama Railroad Company, Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, Southern Railway Company, Talladega and Coosa Valley Railroad Company, Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Company, Western Railway of Alabama, Western Railroad of Alabama, and others.

ArchivalResource: 7.4 cubic ft. (8 records center cartons).

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Tennessee Public Service Commission. Records, 1960-1973.

Title: Records, 1960-1973.

Consists of correspondence, petitions, Public Service Commission orders, notes, transcripts of testimony, and certificates of convenience and necessity. A topic of particular interest may be the files pertaining to the discontinuance of passenger service by the L & N Railroad from Nashville to Memphis.

ArchivalResource: 5 Microfilm reels ; 16 mm.

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Alabama Public Service Commission. Administrative files, 1920-1964.

Title: Administrative files, 1920-1964.

This series documents the administrative activities of the Public Service Commission as it carries out its function of supervising and regulating public transportation and utilities. The records consist of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, and reports that provide information on policy, organization, program development, and other administrative functions. Among the services regulated by the Commission are electricity, gas, water, telephone, telegraph, radio, and public transportation, i.e., railroads, buses, truck lines, and taxis. Also included are Interstate Commerce Commission rulings and decisions. The series is arranged by a numerical filing scheme making it necessary to consult the Index to Administrative Files to obtain access to the records. The index is a series of three by five inch note cards that are arranged alphabetically by subject and provide the corresponding file number. (See ALAV90-A192.).

ArchivalResource: 34 cubic ft. (34 records center cartons).

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Cook, Earl, 1912-. Edith and Earl Cook family visual arts materials, 1875-1989, undated.

Title: Edith and Earl Cook family visual arts materials, 1875-1989, undated.

This collection contains original photographic prints, daguerreotypes, and negatives depicting members of Edith Cook's extended family. These materials include images of members of the Bell, Brockman, Cook, Collier, Dicks, Dolt, Hall, Harber, Ingram, Lowman, Owen, Potts, Thomas, Waldo, and Wilson families. There are also photographs of family residences in Georgia and Ohio and images related to Earl P. Cook, Jr.'s work with Southern Bell in Tennessee and Florida.

ArchivalResource: 256 Items (233 photographic prints, 5 cased images, and 18 negatives)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/759121211 View

Weeks, Lorena. Lorena Weeks Files related to Weeks v. Southern Bell, 1966-2009.

Title: Lorena Weeks Files related to Weeks v. Southern Bell, 1966-2009.

The collection contains materials pertaining to Lorena Week's sex discrimination case against Southern Bell Telephone Company. The materials date from 1966 to 2009, and include grievances filed by Weeks' union against the company; correspondence between Weeks, Southern Bell, and Weeks' attorney, Sylvia Roberts; court procedings; and Weeks' own testimony as well as the testimony of her supervisors. Also included are letters from publishers seeking information about the Weeks case; a transcript of an interview for NHK; clippings about Weeks and other women, including Marguerite Rawalt, another prominent female lawyer; letters and materials from Emory University and the University of Georgia regarding women's rights events of which Weeks was a part; and article about the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Play Act of 2009; and various photographs of Weeks and her workplace.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (.25 linear ft.), including 1 photograph.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/646295258 View

Savannah (Ga.). City Council. Mayors Office. Mayors Office Papers records, 1864-1932.

Title: Mayors Office Papers records, 1864-1932.

This group contains papers sent to the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah. This record group contains two sections of material. The first consists of miscellaneous communications sent to the Mayor and Aldermen between 1864 and 1932. These communications were sent by various civic, patriotic and religious organizations as well as private individuals. Their subject matter includes: Southern Bell Telephone Company contracts; electric bills for lighting the city; geologic reports on Coastal Georgia; salaries for city employees; inviations extended to the Mayor and Aldermen to attend a variety of functions from picnics and parades to meetings and graduations; resignations of city employees; statements of expenditures. The Mayor's annual message; appointments of standing committees; thank you notes for condolences extended or money donated to causes; requests for ordinance revision or reduction in gas prices; protests against colored churches built in white neighborhoods; protests against a restaurant that would serve both white and colored patrons; electric light plant; number of lots in Springfield Plantation; public library appointment, architect, equipment and budget; schools; Carnegie Colored Public Library; ordinances and resolutions on building; extension of city limits; Savannah harbor improvements; the quarantine station; and violations of the prohibition law. The second section contains papers for elections from 1866-1932 for city officials. These papers, which were filed in the Mayors office, include figures from election returns and applications for city postions.

ArchivalResource: 12 boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45788512 View

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. Records, 1931-1937.

Title: Records, 1931-1937.

Logbook of police and fire calls at the Miami Springs, Fla., office.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70945212 View

Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission. Telephone order books, 1935-1961.

Title: Telephone order books, 1935-1961.

The series consists of telephone orders issued to the Peninsular Telephone Company and the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company by the Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and its predecessor, the Railroad Commission. Included are maps of base rate areas and exchange tariffs, which list rates and regulations.

ArchivalResource: 12 v.

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Dorsey, Jasper N. Jasper Dorsey collection, 1956-1982.

Title: Jasper Dorsey collection, 1956-1982.

The collection consists of correspondence, business papers and printed material concerning the University of Georgia, Southern Bell, Georgia Press Institute, Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, Blue Key, National Press Club, and misc. state and local organizations. Included in the collection is a scrapbook (c. 1860s-1910), personal correspondence, and clippings.

ArchivalResource: 9 Hollinger boxes (4.5 linear feet).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/319603220 View

Alexander, Gabriel N., 1910-. Arbitration papers, 1929-1976, bulk 1940-1960.

Title: Arbitration papers, 1929-1976, bulk 1940-1960.

Case files for the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (IUE) include IUE vs. Vickers Incorporated (1954-1964) on issues of holiday, reclassification, seniority, work assignment, layoff and contracting out; IUE vs. Automatic Music Incorporated (1960-1961) on the issue of job evaluation; IUE vs. Wayne Pump Company on issues of recall, seniority, and back pay; IUE vs. Allen Bradley Company (1966-1967) on issues of position classification and wage rate; IUE vs. Ironrite Incorporated (1955-1959) on issues of layoff, work assignment, wages, position classification, reporting pay and arbitrability; IUE vs. Square D. Company (1954) on the issue of dismissal; and IUE vs. General Motors Corporation (1947-1949, 1956) on issues of dismissal, overtime, discipline, wage rate, layoff, shift preference,reporting pay, and seniority. The arbitration case files of Gabriel Alexander include opinions and awards, statements of fact of cases, correspondence (carbons and originals) of Alexander with companies and unions involved in arbitration, transcripts of arbitration proceedings, transcripts of witness testimony, exhibits (company and union), including photographs and blueprints, Alexander's manuscript notes on individual cases, agreements (between company and union), company and union briefs, and financial materials (bills, receipts, letters) regarding services of Alexander as arbitrator. Major cases that Alexander arbitrated include the United Steelworkers of America (USWA) vs. Jones & Laughlin Steel Company (1960-1961) on issues of seniority, discipline, suspension, scheduling, work assignment, wages, dismissal, supervisor performing bargaining unit work, working conditions, and other individual issues; USWA vs. Bethlehem Steel Corporation (1955) on issues of seniority, contracting out, wage incentive, position classification, and work assignment; USWA vs. White Pine Copper Company (1963-1970) on issues of seniority, work assignment, wages, discipline, promotion, and overtime; USWA vs. McLouth Steel Company (1956-1968) on the issue of wages; USWA vs. Crucible Steel Company of America (1929); USWA vs. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation on issues of seniority, incentives, holiday pay, discipline, and overtime; and USWA vs. Evans Products Company (1955-1962) on issues of transfer, position classification, work assignments, work rules, and recall. Other case files involving USWA include USWA vs. Pittsburgh Steel Company (1960, 1963) on the issue of seniority; USWA vs. Inland Steel Company (1957-1967) on issues of discipline, wages, and overtime; USWA vs. Palmer-Bee Company (1957-1959) on issues of dismissal, wages, vacation pay, and performance appraisal; USWA vs. Hanna Mining Company (1957-1970) on issues of arbitrability, seniority, working conditions, wages, scheduling, contracting out, and pension dispute; and additional cases (1955-1972) involving the USWA and a number of smaller companies. Case files for the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) include UAW vs. International Harvester (1964-1976) on issues of discipline, seniority, work assignment, wages, and dismissal; UAW vs. Bower Roller Bearing Company, Division of Federal Mogul Bower Bearings Incorporated (1955-1966) on issues of dismissal, probationary period, discipline, and seniority; UAW vs. Clark Equipment Company (1966-1970) on issues of seniority, overtime, work assignment, supervisors performing bargaining unit work, discipline, and dismissal; UAW vs. John Deere Horicon Works/Deere & Company (1968-1970) on issues of discipline, wages, overtime, contracting out, seniority, classification, and recall; UAW vs. Standard Cotton Products (1956-1965) on issues of layoff, dismissal, seniority, representation, and discipline; and UAW vs. General Motors Corporation (1958-1969) on issues of work assignment, layoff, vacation, dismissal, promotion, time claim, improper assignment, cost-of-living adjustment, and wage classification; additional cases involving the UAW. Case files for the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) include UMWA vs. Pennsalt Chemical Corporation (1957-1962) on issues of discipline, layoff, classification, and grievance procedure; UMWA vs. Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company (1954-1959) on issues of promotion, wages, discipline, overtime, and work load; UMWA vs. Celanese Chemical Company (1958-1967) on issues of meal period and others; additional cases involving the UMWA. Case files for the International Association of Machinists (IAM) include IAM vs. Whirlpool Corporation (1957-1958) on issues of position classification, discipline, job location, dismissal, wage incentive, job evaluation, vacation schedule, layoff, and suspension; IAM vs. John Deere Horicon Works/Deere & Company (1960-1961) on issues of wages and job evaluation; IAM vs. United Air Lines (1960-1967) on issues of holiday pay, suspension, layoff, seniority, working conditons, and furlough; and IAM vs. Paramount Die Casting Company (1955-1962) on issues of seniority, transfer, discipline, dismissal, wages, and work assignment outside position classification. Case files for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) include IBEW vs. Indiana and Michigan Electric Company (1965-1971) on issues of discipline and promotion, and additional cases (1974-1975) involving the IBEW and various small companies. Case files for the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (IUE) include IUE vs. Vickers Incorporated (1954-1964) on issues of holiday, reclassification, seniority, work assignment, layoff and contracting out; IUE vs. Automatic Music Incorported (1960-1961) on the issue of job evaluation; IUE vs. Wayne Pump Company on issues of recall, seniority, and back pay; IUE vs. Allen Bradley Company (1966-1967) on issues of position classification and wage rate; IUE vs. Ironrite Incorporated (1955-1959) on issues of layoff, work assignment, wages, position classification, reporting pay and arbitrability; IUE vs. Square D. Company (1954) on the issue of dismissal; and IUE vs. General Motors Corporation (1947-1949, 1956) on issues of dismissal, overtime, discipline, wage rate, layoff, shift preference,reporting pay, and seniority. Other cases include Swift and Company vs. the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers, and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America (IBT) (1955-1971) on issues of discipline, demotions, guaranteed wage, compensation, dismissal, voluntary-quit, accident benefits and sickness benefits, holiday pay, wages, vacation pay, seniority, reinstatement, layoff, overtime, and classification. Additional case files include the IBT vs. Eastern Michigan Company on the issue of wages: IBT vs. American Bakery Company on issues of overtime, and wage rates; and IBT vs. L.C. Clark Hauling Company Incorporated on the issue of dismissal (1955-1958); United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers (URW) vs. General Motors Corporation on issues of discipline, seniority, reduction in force, and equalization of time; URW vs. Industrial Rubber Goods Company on issues of job evaluation and wage incentive; URW vs. Dayton Rubber Company (1956-1963); United Papermakers and Paperworkers (UPP) vs. Allied Paper Company and Sutherland Paper Company on issues of reduction of force and increased work load; UPP vs. S.D. Warren Company on issues of dismissal and layoff; and UPPA vs. Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Forest Products Division on issues of wages and incentives (1957-1964). Other case files include Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union of America (OCAW) vs. U.S. Industrial Chemical Company on issues of overtime and reporting pay; OCAW vs. International Salt Company on issues of position classification, wage rates, and work assignment; OCAW vs. Monsanto Chemical Company on issues of dismissal, and overtime; OCAW vs. Wyandotte Chemical Corporation on the issue of discipline; and OCAW vs. Phillips Petroleum Company on issues of downgrading, layoff, and bumping (1956-1962). Additionally, there are case files for individual cases with United Dairy and Bakery Workers (1956-1961), Pattern Makers League of North America (1958-1972), Salaried Employees Association (1968-1973), Major League Baseball Players Association (1972, 1974), and other miscellaneous unions. Also, rules of procedure, award summaries, opinions and awards of the arbitrators, company and union briefs, exhibits, transcripts, and general correspondence for cases of 245 Communications Workers of America members striking Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company and dismissed for misconduct and property destruction (1955). The arbitrators hearing the cases were Whitley P. McCoy (former director, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service), Carl R. Schedley (former associate director, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service), Gabriel N. Alexander, and Dudley E. Whiting. The arbitrators were given full power to sustain, set back or modify the dismissal penalty.

ArchivalResource: 100.5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64755409 View

Adair, Goldthwaite, Stanford and Daniel. Arbitration records, 1955-1956.

Title: Arbitration records, 1955-1956.

The collection consists of arbitration transcripts, 1955-1956, concerns cases of employees discharged by the company for performing acts of violence against either non-striking employees or company property during the 1955 strike of the Communications Workers of America against Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. The cases occurred in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.

ArchivalResource: 2.11 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51462716 View

Communications Workers of America. Local 3204 (Atlanta, Ga.). Local 3204 (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1948-1972.

Title: Local 3204 (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1948-1972.

The collection consists of the records of Local 3204 (Atlanta, Ga.) of the Communication Workers of America (CWA) from 1948-1972. Mostly includes correspondence (1966-1971) with state and district offices concerning grievances, conventions, and agreements. Minutes (1955-1965) document meetings of the general membership and the executive board and discuss organizing, finances, and election practices. Also contains information regarding membership, bargaining procedures, and news releases.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38475717 View

Vittitow, Sam. Sam Vittitow collection, 1915-1939.

Title: Sam Vittitow collection, 1915-1939.

This collection consists of various booklets, letters, receipts, pamphlets, deeds, and legal documents, dated between 1915-1939, collected by Sam Vittitow. Booklets include three issues of "Kentucky Reports," "The Training of Church Members, " "Uniform Lessons for Young People and Adults, " and "Motor Transportation Laws of the State of Kentucky." Correspondence includes five letters between the Medical Protective Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana, the Commonwealth of Kentucky insurance commissioner, and the law offices of Franklin-Talbott & Chapman and W.E. Darragh concerning payment for service rendered to Dr. John Patterson of Frankfort, Kentucky. Others letters are between attorney Leslie Morris and Pearl Rosen concerning her divorce, Morris and Hugh Nelson concerning the case of Emma McCracken v. Algoma Block Coal, and Morris and Frank M. Drake concerning the Pepper Farms case for the April term in Franklin County (Ky.) Court. A receipt from R. Rogers and Sons, Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Frankfort, Kentucky, itemized the cost of John Polk's burial in 1922. Additionally are a Bell-Tel News pamphlet from Southern Bell/AT & T; a National Tailoring Co., Chicago, advertisement; two letters from James M. Smith, Madisonville, Ohio, to an uncle and to Keene McGinnis; two letters from Nicol Garage, Frankfort, Kentucky, to the Warren Refining and Chemical Co., Cleveland; receipt issued to William Russell for dues paid to Taylor Reis of the Blackfoot Tribe No. 67, I.O.R.M., Frankfort, Ky.; receipts to William Russell, Frankfort, Ky., from Prudential Insurance and the Fraternal Order of Eagles; seven letters between Mrs. R.C. Kennedy, Nashville, Tennessee, and Dr. Joseph Barr, Frankfort, Ky., concerning a bill; notes on a law case; indenture between George L. Payne, Thomas P. Rogers, and L.F. Johnson, Trustees of the Frankfort, Maysville, and Shelbyville (Ky.) Districts Methodist Episcopal Church South, and David Davies and L.C. Isensmith, Trustees of the Covington District Methodist Episcopal Church South, and J.T. McCoun of Frankfort, Ky., who purchased the parsonage at Frankfort; a grant deed from Mary J. Morse to John B. and Susan G. Polk, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California; a quitclaim deed from Henry Brewster Karr to S.M. Batterman of Henry County, Ky.; Richard Morris v. J.C. McDonald appellee's rejoinder to appellant's reply brief, Kentucky Court of Appeals; Norman Fincel v. William and Laura Quarles, Franklin Circuit Court documents; sworn statement by Addie B. Frinney, California, notarized by Jo R. Paden; and a deed from Margaret Burckhardt to John C. and John T. Deakins, all of Frankfort, Ky.

ArchivalResource: 40 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/39624542 View

Griffin, W. E. (Walter E.). Papers, 1919-1945.

Title: Papers, 1919-1945.

Certificates presented to Griffin for appointments as sergeant and staff sergeant of U.S. Army Air Service and honorable discharge (1922 Apr. 21); certificate from Florida Power & Light after completing company course; receipts from Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company (1945); employee booklet from Dallas Power & Light; business cards; pocket calendar (1919); membership cards (1926-1934); and other materials.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70973449 View

Southern Oral History Program. The Long Civil Rights Movement: The South Since the 1960s: Economic justice in Charleston, S.C., 2008 (Series U.15).

Title: The Long Civil Rights Movement: The South Since the 1960s: Economic justice in Charleston, S.C., 2008 (Series U.15).

These interviews, conducted by Kieran W. Taylor in summer of 2008, examine economic justice issues in Charleston, S.C., since the 1960s. They explore a 1969 hospital strike with participants and political figures; a racial discrimination lawsuit against BellSouth; local and national politics, including Barack Obama's candidacy in the 2008 presidential election; desegregation and other challenges in public and higher education; the NAACP in South Carolina; and the grassroots activism of economic justice advocates.

ArchivalResource: 7 interviews.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/696016646 View

Communications Workers of America. District 3. District 3 records, 1953-1969.

Title: District 3 records, 1953-1969.

The collection consists primarily of more than 5500 non-precedent grievances filed by the union against its principal employer, the Southern Bell Telephone Company. Each grievance file contains correspondence, testimony, minutes of grievance committee meetings, and exhibits, which often include maps, photographs, or diagrams relating to the case. The grievance bulk in the period 1957-1968, and primarily concern pay practices, suspensions, discharges, fringe benefits, and promotions.

ArchivalResource: 59 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51484396 View

Gainesville Area Ledgers, 1867-1924

Title: Gainesville Area Ledgers 1867-1924

Ledgers and other volumes pertaining to Gainesville (Fla.) area businesses.

ArchivalResource: 0.15 Linear feet; 6 volumes

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Gainesville Area Ledgers, 1867-1924.

Title: Gainesville Area Ledgers, 1867-1924.

Includes minutes from the East Florida Telephone & Telegraph Co. (1904-1924), a ledger on the Gainesville Post Office (1867-1889), two minutes-books from the Gainesville Board of Trade (1886-1888), a ledger from Endel & Herman (clothiers-1882-1885), and the minutes of the Interstate Life Insurance Co. (1913-1915). Internal evidence and outside research have provided only limited information on the significance of the other ledgers, but they could still be useful to any researcher studying the Gainesville area and Florida businesses in these time periods.

ArchivalResource: 6 Volumes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/184842668 View

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. [Pamphlets. Financial history.].

Title: [Pamphlets. Financial history.].

ArchivalResource: v. 31 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/701755287 View

Virginia. Board of Public Works. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company report, 1888-1889.

Title: Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company report, 1888-1889.

These records contain the annual reports to the Board of Public Works for the year ending September 30, 1888 and a letter of transmittal from C. E. McCluer, Superintendent.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122608871 View