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    • Wolf River Conservancy Collection

    • Wolf River Conservancy Collection

    • conservation; environment; Ghost River; Howard, Babe; nonprofit organizations; rivers; wildlife; Wolf River; Wolf River Conservancy;

    • The Wolf River Conservancy was founded in 1985 as a primarily grassroots organization to "conserve and enhance the Wolf River corridor and watershed as a sustainable natural resource." Since then, the non-profit land trust has gained...
    • Vollentine School

    • Vollentine School

    • conservation; education; schools; TVA; Vollentine School;

    • Notes on back: Vollentine School -- 6th Grade -- Mrs. Audrey Epperson, Teacher -- Visual aids in Education -- Lesson on conservation of our natural resources.
    • Office Files of John "Jack" W. Ramsey

    • Office Files of John "Jack" W. Ramsey

    • bridges; business; civil rights; conservation; consolidation; courthouses; courts; government; industrial development; law; library consolidation; parks; politics; public service; race; race relations; sewers; sports; streets; subdivisions;...

    • Jack Ramsay was born in 1901 in Vicksburg, Mississippi, but moved to the Memphis area as a small child. He attended Messick School, Memphis University School, West Tennessee State Normal School (now the University of Memphis), and the University...
    • Facts Every Negro Should Know about Roosevelt

    • Facts Every Negro Should Know about Roosevelt

    • African Americans; campaigns; Democratic Party; education; housing; government; politics; Roosevelt, Franklin D.;

    • Campaign material supporting Roosevelt's Democrats. Outlines improvements the Democrats have brought to the black community, via the Works Progress Administration, the National Youth Administration, housing changes, the Civilian Conservation...
    • Kennedy Book Club Collection

    • Kennedy Book Club Collection

    • clubs; education; entertainment; Farrow family; neighborhoods; philanthropy; public service; recreation; social life; social organizations; study clubs; volunteerism; Whitehaven; women;

    • Whitehaven in the early 1900s was a small community with two churches, a school with some forty pupils, two stores and about twenty homes. Each afternoon a group of young ladies who called themselves the Whitehaven Walking Club took a walk...
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