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The Zibell Anchoring System
No full textA commercial product video on the Zibell Anchoring System. The video provides explanation of how marble veneer panels are prepared for the anchoring system, installed, and the benefits provided by system.Commercial product video on the Zibell Anchoring Syste
Side view of the Mable House, 2010
No full textPhotograph showing a side view of the Mable House and its historical marker. Robert Mable purchased 400 acres of land and began building the Mable House in 1843. It was completed in 1846. The house was home to Robert Mable, and his family. During the Civil War the house was used as a resting place for soldiers. The Mable House historical site sits on 16 acres of land, and includes a kitchen house, corn crib, sweet potato house, storage barn, family cemetery, smoke house and a well.Photograph showing a side view of the Mable House
Photograph of Celia, undated
No full textPhotograph of Celia (born 1824). Celia was enslaved by Robert Mable and lived and worked at the Mable house. She remained in Mableton, Georgia after her emancipation and is buried at the Mable House.Photograph of Celia (born 1824)
9th Annual Bathtub Race Program, 1975
No full textA program for the 9th Annual Bathtub Race held on Saturday, May 10, 1975. The program contains history of the bathtub race and a listing of all the tubs in the race with detailed information on them.Program for 9th Annual Bathtub Race held on Saturday, May 10, 197
Kennesaw State University Graduate Catalog, 2022-2023
No full textGraduate programs of study, concentrations, academic calender, graduate admission, financial assistance, campus procedures,campus map, graduate resources and information for the 2022-2023 school year.Graduate course catalog for 2022-2023 school year
Sarah Popowski Interview, August 29, 2022
No full textBorn in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1952, Sarah Popowski is the daughter of Holocaust survivors Paula Kornblum Popowski and Henry Popowski. They both came from the Polish town of Kaluszcyn but did not meet until they were living in a Displaced Persons (DP) Camp in Germany after World War II. Having avoided deportation from Kaluszcyn by volunteering for hard labor in 1942, Paula escaped from the labor camp with aid from a righteous gentile and hid with her sister in southern Poland under a false identity. Henry spent the duration of the war with partisans, avoiding capture by the Germans. After marrying in the DP camp, Paula and Henry emigrated to the United States in 1949 and settled in Charleston where they raised their four children. Sarah Popowski lives in Atlanta and recorded her oral history interview at Kennesaw State University in August 2022.Oral history interview of Sarah the daughter of Holocaust survivors Paula Kornblum Popowski and Henry Popowski
14th Annual Spring Bathtub Race, 1980
No full textA program for the 14th Annual Spring Bathtub Race held on May 11, 1980. The program contains a letter from the President of the Bathtub Racing Association, presentation of the Larry G. Cuba award, the initiation of the Rookie of the Year Award, history of the bathtub races, a listing of all participating bathtub racers and details of the tubs, and a map and time/mileage conversion chart for the race.Program for the 14th Annual Spring Bathtub Race held on May 11, 1980
"Atlanta (You're My Home)" featuring T. Renee Crutcher and the Albert Coleman's Atlanta Pops Orchestra
No full textRecording of "Atlanta (You're My Home)" featuring T. Renee Crutcher and the Albert Coleman's Atlanta Pops Orchestra. This work features some lyrical changes from the earlier published performance by Clint Holmes in 1983. Published by Rex Melody, a music publishing company created by Bobbie Bailey.Recording of "Atlanta (You're My Home)" featuring T. Renee Crutcher and the Albert Coleman's Atlanta Pops Orchestra
Fred D. Bentley, Sr
No full textFred D. Bentley, Sr. discusses why he started his law practice on Washington Avenue and about the history of the Bentley Firm building which is located in the original Cobb County Courthouse from the 1800s.Fred D. Bentley, Sr. discusses why he started his law practice on Washington Avenue and about the history of the Bentley Firm building which is located in the original Cobb County Courthouse from the 1800s
Karen Randall, April 24, 2022
No full textOral history of Karen Randall, a former student of Kennesaw State University then Kennesaw Junior College. Randall grew up in Alabama and discusses growing up in the Jim Crow South, her experience with integration in the 4th grade, her time at Kennesaw Junior College (KJC), and the reputation of KJC in the surrounding communities.Oral history of Karen Randall, a former student of Kennesaw State University then Kennesaw Junior Colleg