Bearss, Edwin C.Tennessee State Library and Archives1 item (35 p.)Evaluates Stanley F. Horn's nine book-length works in the order of their appearance.Contact InformationCatalog Record
Tennessee. Dept. of Personnel.Tennessee State Library and Archives1 linear foot.Consists of subject files and correspondence related to the activities of the department. Materials include audits, reports, correspondence with legislators and other departments, and files concerning meetings and conventions. Of particular interest are records concerning the affirmative action program in Tennessee, 1984-1985.Contact InformationCatalog Record
Tennessee. Dept. of State. Division of Services.Tennessee State Library and Archives117 Microfilm reels ;Consists of cards containing charters of incorporation for companies incorporated in the State of Tennessee.Contact InformationCatalog Record
Tennessee. Dept. of State.Tennessee State Library and Archives1 ft.Public acts of 1917 required a license from the Secretary of State before a person or institution could operate a child care agency. The prerequisite for the license was a certificate from the Board of State Charities acknowledging that the agency had been inspected and fulfilled the requirements for a suitable and properly managed institution. Information in this collection is limited to the name of the individual or institution requesting the license, the location of the facility, and the one-year period the license was to be effective. No other data or statistical information is found in these records. There is an unexplained gap in this collection from January 1940 to November 1943.Contact InformationCatalog Record
Hogg, Samuel, 1783-1842.Tennessee State Library and Archives1 v.Consists of a notebook of lecture notes taken by Samuel Hogg on a series of lectures delivered by Dr. Benjamin Rush at the University of Pennsylvania on the "Practice of Medicine."Contact InformationCatalog Record
Morgan, Samuel Dold, 1798-1880.Tennessee State Library and Archives28 items.Consists of an autograph album, clippings, correspondence, court records, a diary, a diploma, a program, and a sketch centering around Samuel D. Morgan (1798-1880).Contact InformationCatalog Record
Linton family.Tennessee State Library and Archives56 items.Consists of correspondence, receipts, wills, stock certificates, Bible records, and other items of the Linton family of Middle Tennessee, formerly of Texas.Contact InformationCatalog Record
Tennessee State Library and Archives1 item.Photograph of James D. Alexander, chief of the Nashville (Tenn.) Fire Department.Contact InformationCatalog Record
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