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These papers consist of a typescript of anecdotes written by Dr. Vinson in 1953 relaying his experiences as a student, at a tuberculosis sanitarium in New York state, at Montreal General Hospital, with the medical corps in Italy during World War I, and reminiscences of colleagues at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Vinson titled the typescript, "Doctors I Have Known."

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This collection consists of one sketch and poem by Currie.

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Collection consists of printed material, mostly from Junior Speaking and oratorial Exercises from 1917-1923. Oversize certificate is from office of Price Administration from 1944.

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Deed for plot of land on Concord Street in Davidson purchased by Charles L. Gray from the Davidson College Board of Trustees in 1904. Property located adjacent to that of Dr. W. J. Martin. Deed stipulates that premises not be used for sale of alcohol

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of a scrapbook, which was once part of the Davidson College Library Collection, containing material on the Centre Church. Newspaper clippings include histories of the church by Rev. E. F. Rockwell and Capt. R. R. Morrison (1938), as well as the Osborne Family by Dr. Archibald Henderson (1935), the centennial celebration (1896), and others about the church dated 1949 and 1970. Also included are a program (1963), an excerpt from a speech delivered by Dr. James McRee in...

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The collection consists of notes on the town of Davidson, North Carolina during the first decade of the twentieth century. The notes include information about moving to Davidson, descriptions of the town and college.

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The collection consists of programs for recitals in 1937 and 1939.

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The collection contains of his presentation, "A Unique Davidson Family in World War II: The Family of Mabel and Thomas Moore Griffith" and a notice of the Historical Society meeting. World War II|Griffith Family

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single manuscript

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of two pieces; a typescript and manuscript of a letter written to the mother of William S. Bailey, of Petersburg, VA reporting to her the details of her son's sickness and death at Davidson. Bailey entered Davidson in 1863, but died of a sudden illness in April of 1864. The second piece is a photocopy and typescript of a letter written by Dr. Kirkpatrick to an unknown recipient in April of 1866. In it, Kirkpatrick gives news of the family and details conditions in...