Awards and Certificates
The Awards and Certificates series spans 2000 – 2014 and includes recognitions from the national and regional offices of Alpha Kappa Alpha, the City of Inkster, American Cancer Society, and the United Way.
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A. Z. Hamburg photograph collection, 1950
1 envelope
Resident of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Consists of color slides of the 1950 fire that destroyed the University of Michigan's Old Haven Hall.
The collection consists of color slides of the 1950 fire that destroyed the University of Michigan's Old Haven Hall.
Bach family papers, 1862-1943
0.4 linear feet — 1 oversize folder
Ann Arbor, Michigan, family. Family correspondence, photographs, and miscellanea.
The collection consists of letters of Ellen Botsford Bach written while touring Europe and while attending the University of Michigan. Her other papers include reminiscences of her early life in Ann Arbor before 1900 and a recipe book. The papers of Waldo Bach consist of letters he wrote while serving in the Spanish American War.
Background
The Background series (1 linear foot) contains materials that are descriptive of Leith and his career, including his CV and diplomas. Notable in the series is a scrapbook containing newspaper articles in which Leith is mentioned. Many of the articles were printed around the time when Leith's advances in holography were becoming known to the public. The series contains photographs of Leith with various individuals. Also included in this series is a recount by Upatnieks of his work with Leith in holography.
Background
The Background series (0.4 linear feet) documents the church's history and its response to such issues as homosexuality and racism in addition to providing an overview of its mission and the activities of the people who attended. The series also includes photographs, clippings, and plans of the church and the surrounding land.
Background
The Background series (0.2 linear feet) consists of printed materials that provide information on the history, structure, program offerings, and accomplishments of the organization. This series contains program brochures, newspaper and magazine clippings pertaining to Soundings and related endeavors, Soundings' newsletters, incorporation papers, a file on the history of the organization, and other topical files, including material on a celebration of Soundings' tenth anniversary and a student research paper on Gerry Brown's life and her founding of the organization.