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Young Peoples' Concert, circa 2000
File — Control VIS 245.053, location: VIS 245.053
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection consists of images of club members and performers, club member meetings, and concerts and events produced by the Atlanta Music Club. A variety of images of events are represented in the collection such as color and black and white images from the Atlanta Community Symphony Orchestra's 26th Annual Young Artists' Concerto Concert (2000); the club's Spring Promenade (1982); the All-Star Concert Series (1985) and a fashion show (1993). There are a small number of unidentified...
Dates:
circa 2000
Young Republicans scrapbook, 1964
File — Box 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection contains notes, correspondence, and business documentation related to Allen Jones' work in the Atlanta Executive Network, Helping Hands, Log Cabin Republicans, and Young Republicans groups. Materials also include select personal records such as a family newsletter and images of awards Jones received.
Dates:
1964
Young, Sara Jane Inman (Capt. Raleigh Croshaw), 15 April 1983
File — Box 2, Folder: 25
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection contains copies of the genealogy papers, also known as "white papers," submitted by each Colonial Dame. White papers demonstrate the generational descendancy from a certified eligible ancestor and cite the specific resource supporting the information. In a few cases, documentation includes original records such as correspondence and pension records, but most files contain only copies of such materials. The collection is a resource for those conducting genealogical...
Dates:
15 April 1983
Young, Thomas, 1828-1947, undated
File — Box 13: Series Series 2, Folder: 21
Collection number: Series 2
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains information about individuals associated with the development and study of southern gardens and landscapes including botanists, naturalists, and landscape designers and architects. Information about landscape architectural firms and related gardening organizations are also included in this series. The information contained here crosses three centuries and multiple disciplines including material related to John Bartram, who established the first botanic garden in the...
Dates:
1828-1947, undated
Young woman in wooded park or agricultural landscape, approximately 1960s
File — Control VIS 400.007.013, Location: VIS 400.007.013
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains photographs, postcards, stereographs, and slides of Black American gardeners, landscapers, farmers, and their residential gardens, landscapes, yards, and farms, in both rural and urban areas. Included in the series are images of children playing as well as couples and families posing for photographs in gardens and landscapes. These images provide details such as landscape architecture, garden design, plant choices, land use, farming methods, and natural environments....
Dates:
approximately 1960s
Young Women's Christian Association, 1954
File — Location CS-Box 1
Collection number: VIS 172.123
Scope and Contents of the Records
From the Collection:
The collection contains photographs of Atlanta, Georgia, including federal and state buildings, retail stores and businesses, streets, expressways, churches, hospitals, colleges and residences. Included are photographs of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta City Hall, Federal Penitentiary, Atlanta Naval Air Station, Carnegie Library, Atlanta Municipal Auditorium, The Journal Building, Terminal and Union Stations, Cathedral of St. Philip, Christ the King Cathedral, Glenn Memorial Church, Emory...
Dates:
1954
Young Women's Christian Association, proposed, Emily Winship Woodruff Memorial Chapel, location unknown, Job 5006, 1950
File — Control VIS 351.609, Location: FF 119
Scope and Content
From the Series:
This series contains architectural drawings consisting of residential, commercial, religious, medical, and educational buildings. Some of the more well-known residences by Shutze and his associates include homes owned by Edward and Emily Inman, Winship Nunnally, and May Patterson Goodrum-Abreu. Religious places of worship include The Temple and Glenn Memorial Methodist Church. Medical institutions include Emory University Hospital and Piedmont Hospital. Commercial buildings include Southern...
Dates:
1950
Young Women's Christian Association, proposed, location unknown, approximately 1944
File — Control VIS 351.610, Location: FF 173
Scope and Content
From the Series:
This series contains architectural drawings consisting of residential, commercial, religious, medical, and educational buildings. Some of the more well-known residences by Shutze and his associates include homes owned by Edward and Emily Inman, Winship Nunnally, and May Patterson Goodrum-Abreu. Religious places of worship include The Temple and Glenn Memorial Methodist Church. Medical institutions include Emory University Hospital and Piedmont Hospital. Commercial buildings include Southern...
Dates:
approximately 1944
Young Women's Christian Association, proposed, location unknown, 1944
File — Control VIS 351.611, Location: FF 173
Scope and Content
From the Series:
This series contains architectural drawings consisting of residential, commercial, religious, medical, and educational buildings. Some of the more well-known residences by Shutze and his associates include homes owned by Edward and Emily Inman, Winship Nunnally, and May Patterson Goodrum-Abreu. Religious places of worship include The Temple and Glenn Memorial Methodist Church. Medical institutions include Emory University Hospital and Piedmont Hospital. Commercial buildings include Southern...
Dates:
1944
Young Women's Christian Association, proposed, location unknown, 1946, 1949
File — Control VIS 351.612, Location: FF 174
Scope and Content
From the Series:
This series contains architectural drawings consisting of residential, commercial, religious, medical, and educational buildings. Some of the more well-known residences by Shutze and his associates include homes owned by Edward and Emily Inman, Winship Nunnally, and May Patterson Goodrum-Abreu. Religious places of worship include The Temple and Glenn Memorial Methodist Church. Medical institutions include Emory University Hospital and Piedmont Hospital. Commercial buildings include Southern...
Dates:
1946, 1949
Young Women's Christian Association, West Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta, Georgia, Job 4024, 1940
File — Control VIS 351.613, Location: FF 118
Scope and Content
From the Series:
This series contains architectural drawings consisting of residential, commercial, religious, medical, and educational buildings. Some of the more well-known residences by Shutze and his associates include homes owned by Edward and Emily Inman, Winship Nunnally, and May Patterson Goodrum-Abreu. Religious places of worship include The Temple and Glenn Memorial Methodist Church. Medical institutions include Emory University Hospital and Piedmont Hospital. Commercial buildings include Southern...
Dates:
1940
Youngblood, Shay (playwright), approximately 1995-2000
File — Control VIS 415.973, Location: VIS 415.973
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains images of individuals featured in Southern Voice, primarily in Atlanta, Georgia, and throughout the southeastern United States. Individuals include activists; athletes; artists and musicians; businesspeople; members of legal advocacy and health organizations; journalists; lawyers; politicians; religious leaders; drag performers; and other advocates for and opponents to LGBTQ+ communities in the southeastern United States. Drag queen...
Dates:
approximately 1995-2000
Younger, Charles Lee, 1988-1995
File — Box 22, Folder: 5
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection consists of the membership applications of women wishing to join the Continental Society Daughters of Indian Wars. Each application is listed under the name of the relevant ancestor of the applicant. Some ancestors may have several applicants' forms in their files. Included in each file is the genealogy and research proving relationships and confrontations between native and immigrant Americans.
Dates:
1988-1995
Younger sister Maryanne Spence with Aunt "Dodie" Eudora Spence, approximately 1920
File — Control VIS 231.22, location: VIS 231.22
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection contains one scrapbook of 127 images. These snapshots are mainly of the immediate family of George C. Spence, Sr. and range in date from approximately 1870 to 1945. Subjects include George C. Spence, Sr.; his mother, Cornelia; his sisters, Eudora, Mary, and Eleanor; and his brother, Nat Spence. There are several childhood photographs of George C. Spence, Jr. and his sister Maryanne, as well as photographs of his stepmother, Elizabeth Norman Spence. The images depict the...
Dates:
approximately 1920
Youngtown, Kentucky, 1903
File — Box 41, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains construction contracts and agreements between Southern Railway, private contractors, and local construction companies. These contracts document the creation, destruction, removal and relocation of depots, bridges and other masonry, rail yards, and buildings, such as offices, shops, roundhouses, and sheds. The contracts also cover railway formation such as grading for tracks, laying tracks and ties, installing equipment and machinery, and ordering supplies. Additionally,...
Dates:
1903
Youngtown, Kentucky, 1905
File — Box 58, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains construction contracts and agreements between Southern Railway, private contractors, and local construction companies. These contracts document the creation, destruction, removal and relocation of depots, bridges and other masonry, rail yards, and buildings, such as offices, shops, roundhouses, and sheds. The contracts also cover railway formation such as grading for tracks, laying tracks and ties, installing equipment and machinery, and ordering supplies. Additionally,...
Dates:
1905
Your Atlanta City Council, 1981
File — Box 72, Folder: 2
Scope and Content
From the Series:
Series II consists of papers related to organizations working on LGBT issues in Atlanta and in the Southeast. Prominently featured groups include the Atlanta Gay Center, First Tuesday, Atlanta Business and Professional Guild, the Lesbian/Gay Rights Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and Pride Week. These papers include handwritten notes, press releases, circulars, newsletters, programs, brochures, meeting minutes, and correspondence.
Dates:
1981
“Your City-Your Life-And You,” 20 August 1967 (EHH); “Plan With Plants Ahead of Time,” 27 August 1967 (EHH)
File — Box 11, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents of the Records
From the Collection:
The bulk of this artificial collection consists of weekly articles Henderson wrote for the Atlanta Journal/Constitution that provided practical design advice to readers. The collection contains articles from 1942, 1943, and 1950-1977. The collection includes some original manuscripts. More frequently, however, the articles included here are copies of the published version from the Atlanta Journal/Constitution. Occasionally,...
Dates:
1923-2005, undated
“Your Design Begins at the Curb,” 1 July 1973 (EHH); “Let the Carport Join the Family,” 8 July 1973 (EHH); “Spacious Entrances Give a Special Welcome,” 15 July 1973 (EHH)
File — Box 10, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents of the Records
From the Collection:
The bulk of this artificial collection consists of weekly articles Henderson wrote for the Atlanta Journal/Constitution that provided practical design advice to readers. The collection contains articles from 1942, 1943, and 1950-1977. The collection includes some original manuscripts. More frequently, however, the articles included here are copies of the published version from the Atlanta Journal/Constitution. Occasionally,...
Dates:
1923-2005, undated
“Your Front Door Proclaims Your Own Personality to All: Charming and Neat or Lacking in Character,” 27 December 1942 (AJC)
File — Box 15, Folder: 41
Scope and Contents of the Records
From the Collection:
The bulk of this artificial collection consists of weekly articles Henderson wrote for the Atlanta Journal/Constitution that provided practical design advice to readers. The collection contains articles from 1942, 1943, and 1950-1977. The collection includes some original manuscripts. More frequently, however, the articles included here are copies of the published version from the Atlanta Journal/Constitution. Occasionally,...
Dates:
1923-2005, undated
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