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    Charles L. Thompson collection

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    This collection consists of documents and photographs relating to the family history of the architect Charles L. Thompson of Little Rock, Arkansas. Also included is a photograph album belonging to Helen Wing, whose family lived near the Thompsons, as well as two photographs of Helen and her brothers

    John L. Thompson Business Card

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    Card: John L. Thompson, Attorney at Law, Des Moines, Iowa. Undated

    Samuel L. Thompson (B-271b1)

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    One sepia toned photographic print mounted to Cabinet card of Samuel L. Thompson, a student at Buchtel College (now The University of Akron) in Akron, Ohio during the mid 1880s (class of 1886). The print is slightly soiled

    Joe L. Thompson

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    Joe L. Thompson is the new Dowell manager for the Rocky Mountain Region. In the background is one of Dowell\u27s remote controlled, turbine-powered, high pressure pumping units used in this area to fracture and ocidize oil and gas wells to increase their production

    James L. Thompson portrait

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    Hand-drawn portrait of James L. Thompson (1804-1886), who kept a station on the Underground Railroad with his wife, Sally, northwest of Salem in Washington County, Indiana. The image was collected by Ohio State University professor Wilbur H. Siebert (1866-1961). Siebert began researching the Underground Railroad in the 1890s as a way to interest his students in history

    Lisa L. Thompson on Preaching the Headlines

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    In this podcast, Chris Benda, religious studies and theology librarian at Vanderbilt Divinity Library, interviews Professor Lisa L. Thompson about her book Preaching the Headlines: Possibilities and Pitfalls

    Interview with Helen L. Thompson, part 2 (MSS 374)

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    Interview with Helen L. Thompson conducted by Joy Peterson for an oral history project called Quilters on File. The project was sponsored by the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society in the 1980s. Corollary material includes a tape summary and photos of quilts owned or made by Thompson. The digitized version of this interview is stored in the WKU Sound Archives. This is part 2; parts 1 and 3 can be found by searching for Helen L. Thompson in the search box

    Interview with Helen L. Thompson, part 3 (MSS 374)

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    Interview with Helen L. Thompson conducted by Joy Peterson for an oral history project called Quilters on File. The project was sponsored by the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society in the 1980s. Corollary material includes a tape summary and photos of quilts owned or made by Thompson. The digitized version of this interview is stored in the WKU Sound Archives. This is part 3; parts 1 and 2 can be found by searching for Helen L. Thompson in the search box

    Interview with Helen L. Thompson, part 1 (MSS 374)

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    Interview with Helen L. Thompson conducted by Joy Peterson for an oral history project called Quilters on File. The project was sponsored by the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society in the 1980s. Corollary material includes a tape summary and photos of quilts made by Thompson. The digitized version of this interview is stored in the WKU Sound Archives. This is part 1; part 2 can be found by searching for Helen L. Thompson in the search box

    Sanford Bates Correspondence from Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson

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    A letter addressed to Sanford Bates from Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson concerning a donation
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