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Elizabeth Collins
Get PDFElizabeth_Collins.pdf - Funeral program for Elizabeth Collins
Elizabeth Collins had a second Funeral on January 20, 2024https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/willowhillheritage-obituaries/9043/thumbnail.jp
Hannah Elizabeth 'Betty' Gray Collins
No full textA photocopy of a photograph and verso of Hannah Elizabeth 'Betty' Gray Collins with typed description
Hannah Elizabeth 'Betty' Gray Collins
No full textA photocopy of a photograph and verso of Hannah Elizabeth 'Betty' Gray Collins with a typed description
ESA (now ANZ) Bank, Royal Bank Bldg, cr. Collins and Elizabeth Sts, Melbourne, architects Stephenson and Turner.
No full textCondition: good.; Title from inscription on reverse.; "Photograph and archival silver gelatin vintage print"--Stamped on reverse.; Sievers number: 2844; Photographer's stamp on verso.ESA (now ANZ) Bank, Royal Bank Bldg, cr. Collins and Elizabeth Sts, Melbourne, architects Stephenson and Turne
Marriage record of Collins, Cleavland Francis and Burns, Elizabeth Ward
No full textMarriage license for Cleavland Francis Collins and Elizabeth Ward Burns. B.K. Thrower was the officiant
Big John, The Fruit-Skid Prophet, circa 1975
No full textBig John, The Fruit-Skid Prophet, produced by Elizabeth Strickling,is an interview with John Gilbert Collins, a"Fruit-Skid," or aman who spends some time as aworker picking fruitandsome time living in the impoverished area Skid Row. Collins isa self-proclaimed preacher and discusses his personal beliefs regarding life, faith, and his life of observation, circa 1975. (Portions of this description were derived from the original NFCB Program Service Catalog.
Letter from Samuel Collins to Alden Partridge, 25 June 1827.
No full textRegarding the account of his brother, Alexander Collins.Transcription by Eric Stroman. Transcriptions may be subject to error
Memorial service order of service for Miss Betty Collins
Get PDFMiss Betty Collins, MBE (1917-1999), Principal of Dorset House School of Occupational Therapy 1971-1977
The Public Papers of Governor Martha Layne Collins, 1983-1987
No full textThis volume presents the important speeches and correspondence of Governor Martha Layne Collins, the only woman to be elected governor of Kentucky. Papers from state archives chronicle the agenda and rhetoric that Collins, a former schoolteacher, used to accomplish her intertwined goals of education reform and economic development. Also included are Collins’s letters to automobile makers urging them to consider Kentucky as a manufacturing site and her triumphant announcement that Toyota had selected Georgetown, Kentucky for its North American plant. An introductory essay by Elizabeth Duffy Fraas’s summarizes Collins’s life and career and assesses the impact of her administration on the state. The editor’s notes provide context and background for each of the 199 speeches or documents included. The volume contains Collins’s pivotal speeches during her rise to leadership in the Democratic Party, which chose her to chair its 1984 National Convention, and presents her vision to position Kentucky in the global marketplace. Other sections deal with related issues of labor and management, energy and environment, and health and welfare. For those interested in learning more about the challenges facing women with careers in politics, Fraas has assembled a section including Collins’s statements on gender issues, motherhood, and the role of women in the political sphere.
Elizabeth Duffy Fraas is professor emerita at Eastern Kentucky University, where she taught journalism and was faculty adviser for The Eastern Progress. She is a contributor to Kentucky’s Governors and Kentucky Settlement and Statehood, 1750–1800.
Women considering careers in politics will find a chapter that includes Collins\u27s statements to a variety of audiences on gender issues, motherhood, and the role of women in politics. —Back Home in Kentucky
This collection of Collins’s speeches and correspondence provides a much needed view into the administration of a pivotal Kentucky leader and a pioneering woman politician. —Caryn E. Neumann, Miami University (Oh), Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Collins left a significant imprint upon Kentucky. A volume of her papers is a major and welcome contribution to the political history of the state. —Caryn E. Neumann, Miami University (Oh), Spring 2008https://uknowledge.uky.edu/upk_political_science_papers/1009/thumbnail.jp
Photograph of and advertisement for the Ship Hotel, corner of Elizabeth and Collins Streets, Hobart, Tasmania
No full textPhotograph of the Ship Hotel on the corner of Elizabeth and Collins Streets, Hobart. The photographers were Anson Brothers whose firm was located in Liverpool, Collins and Elizabeth Streets between 1878 and 1891. Advertisement for the Ship Hotel from Walch's Almanac, 188
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