Paul Warren Voorheis photograph collection, circa 1932
1 envelope
The Paul Warren Voorheis photographs include a portrait of Voorheis.
1 envelope
The Paul Warren Voorheis photographs include a portrait of Voorheis.
1 linear foot — 1 oversize volume
The O'Brien family collection includes papers and scrapbooks of John H. O'Brien, a newsman with the Hearst newspaper chain largely concerning the campaign, 1952-1957, for better interstate highway system. In addition, there are scrapbooks and other materials of Michael O'Brien relating to his insurance business and to the political campaigns of his brother, Patrick H. O'Brien. The papers of Eleanor Lawton O'Brien concern her interests in family planning. The reminiscences of Jean Worth relate to his boyhood in Menominee, Michigan, ca. 1915.
2 boxes — 2 microfilms
The Dorothy Smith McAllister collection consists of files relating to Democratic Party activities (largely on microfilm); files relating to her interest in civil rights, fair employment practices, and her involvement with the Michigan and National Consumers League. The collection has two parts: original manuscripts and papers that have been microfilmed. A portions of the Original Materials series also appears on the microfilm, but the microfilmed material is unique--not a part of the papers.
6 linear feet (in 7 boxes) — 2 oversize volumes
The Doner papers relate mainly to her writing career and include scrapbooks containing clippings and letters about her various books. The collection also contains copies of her books and manuscripts of her writings.
1 envelope
This collection is comprised of photographs of Ann Arbor, including the 1941 train wreck at Michigan Central depot, an accident at University of Michigan Heating Plant, and views from University Hospital.
3 linear feet
The collection consists of notebooks from classes taken in the School of Business Administration and Law School of the University of Michigan.
0.1 linear feet — 16 blueprints — 1 microfilm
The collection consists of original blueprints and microfilm of photographs of buildings designed by Frost largely from the period after 1939. Most of the earlier plans and papers were destroyed by fire in California in 1939. There are also a few folders relating to his interest in Pittsfield Village.
5 volumes (in 1 boxu)
The collection consists of student notebooks from classes taken in the Law School of the University of Michigan.
0.5 linear feet
Negatives made by J. Stuart Gildart as art editor of the Michiganensian. Includes campus views, buildings and student activities, particularly in publications. Gildart was later photographer for the Caro, Michigan Advertiser.