Collection [archives], 1955-

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Collection [archives], 1955-

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Biographical materials include information on Mr. Martin's years at Davidson and photographs as well as information on his family and wife, Dorothy. There are speeches from his years as governor. Most of the collection is printed material: campaign literature, clippings of political life and activities, receipt of honorary degree, information on "Fund for Science at Davidson College," and Executive Mansion in Raleigh, N.C. Memorabilia includes political campaign and inaugural pins, badges, bumper stickers and promotional material. The oversize folder contains information about the "Fund for Science Education at Davidson." Organized into the following series: Biographical material; Speeches; Printed material; Newspaper articles, 1973-present; Scrapbooks and memorabilia.

34 folders (3 boxes plus oversize)

Davidson College, Davidson College Library

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Davidson College, Davidson College Library

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