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Residence of W.P. Halliday
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Residence of B.B. Harvey
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Ephemera, Quote
No full textTwo pieces of triangularly cut paper tied together by pink and brown ribbon. On the paper is the quote Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy from Hamlet, Act 1 Scene 3 Line 76.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-hopkins1/1009/thumbnail.jp
Document, Payroll of Wood Cutters, President\u27s Island, Memphis, TN, 1865 May 31
Get PDFA payroll document of Wood Cutters employed on President\u27s Island, Memphis, TN, 1865 May 31. It lists the laborer\u27s name, amount paid, and witness signatures. The witness signature for the workers was Captain T. A. Walker, Superintendent of Freedmen West Tennessee.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-freedmen1/1008/thumbnail.jp
Document, Receipt from Loeb & Bros., 1865 May 5
Get PDFA receipt from Loeb & Bros., No. 336 Front Street, Memphis, TN, showing the purchase of fabric, thread and other clothing supplies by Captain T. A. Walker, Superintendent of Freedmen West Tennessee, 1865 May 5. It shows that Loeb & Bros. received a payment of $122.96 from the Freedmen\u27s Bureau.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-freedmen1/1009/thumbnail.jp
The AMUM Podcast Episode 1
No full textThe very first episode of the AMUM Podcast hosted by Adriana Dunn, the Assistant Director of the Art Museum of the University of Memphis (AMUM). Adriana is joined by Dr. Darcy Hackley - the Curator of the Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology, and Caleb Stokes - AMUM\u27s Media Specialist as they discuss their roles with the museum, their work with students, and the importance of the museum in the greater Memphis community
Vintage Mug #23
No full textThis set of vintage ceramic mugs was on display in the L.L. Gobbel Library during February 2025 as the fourth entry in the library\u27s Collections Display Series. This series, managed by Campus Librarian Kelly Maust, features unique, original collections by University of Memphis Lambuth students, faculty, and staff. The project provides an opportunity to share our interests with each other and explore as a campus what a library collection could mean.
Mugs were lent to the library by Kelly Maust.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/vintage-mugs-feb-2025/1022/thumbnail.jp
Vintage Mug #16
No full textThis set of vintage ceramic mugs was on display in the L.L. Gobbel Library during February 2025 as the fourth entry in the library\u27s Collections Display Series. This series, managed by Campus Librarian Kelly Maust, features unique, original collections by University of Memphis Lambuth students, faculty, and staff. The project provides an opportunity to share our interests with each other and explore as a campus what a library collection could mean.
Mugs were lent to the library by Kelly Maust.
This set of vintage ceramic mugs was on display in the L.L. Gobbel Library during February 2025 as the fourth entry in the library\u27s Collections Display Series. This series, managed by Campus Librarian Kelly Maust, features unique, original collections by University of Memphis Lambuth students, faculty, and staff. The project provides an opportunity to share our interests with each other and explore as a campus what a library collection could mean.
Mugs were lent to the library by Kelly Maust.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/vintage-mugs-feb-2025/1015/thumbnail.jp