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Lucille H. McCollough papers, 1955-1989 (majority within 1965-1982)

15.5 linear feet — 1 oversize folder

Lucille H. McCollough was a Democratic State Representative for the Michigan House of Representatives representing the 16th District (Wayne County) from 1954 to 1964, and the 31st District (Wayne County) from 1964 to 1982. McCollough's papers comprise her legislative work and involvement with issues surrounding education, senior citizens, and property taxes. Collection also highlights many other bills she introduced, her campaign efforts with her son, Senator Patrick McCollough, and her relationships with her constituents.

This collection documents the political career of Lucille H. McCollough, her campaign efforts, House bills she introduced, and other activities. Researchers will find correspondence and memoranda, topical files, material related to legislative documents, newsletters and press releases, and campaign material. Collection is organized in four series: Professional Files, Publications, Miscellaneous, and Photographs.

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Professional Files

The Professional Files series (14 linear feet) mostly consists of correspondence with constituents and various topical files relating to McCollough's work passing various bills. This series is organized chronologically. Topical files within the sub-series are organized alphabetically because many of them span several years and overlap.

Researchers will find professional files dated 1955-1961 in Boxes 1-3; 1962-1963 in Box 9; 1965 in Boxes 3-4, 9 and 16; 1966 in Boxes 4-5 and 16; 1967 in Boxes 9-10; 1969-1970 in Boxes 10-11; 1971 in Boxes 11-13 and 16; 1973-1974 in Boxes 13-14 and 16; 1975-1970 in Boxes 5-6 and 14; and professional files dated in the 1980s in Boxes 6-8 and 14-15.

Lucille H. McCollough papers, 1955-1989 (majority within 1965-1982)
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