Clemson College series, 1903-1907, undated. (bulk 1903-1907)

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Clemson College series, 1903-1907, undated. (bulk 1903-1907)

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This series consist of scattered items related to Paul Quattlebaum's career as a cadet at Clemson, 1903-1907. It contains correspondence with his parents, sister and material primarily related to the Calhoun Literary Society and the Clemson College YMCA. The family correspondence details life at Clemson College as well as family activities. The Calhoun Literary Society material includes its constitution and by-laws, correspondence related to the organization's activities, and speeches which Quattlebaum prepared for debate. The YMCA material includes correspondence to Quattlebaum in his capacity as a member of this organization and printed programs, announcements, and other items. There is also a notebook used by Quattlebaum for a civil engineering course in surveying.

.15 cubic ft. 1 box.

Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7153465

Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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Quattlebaum, Paul, 1886-1964

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