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Eugene Angert Papers

Collection — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MS-MS-ms005

Scope and Contents

The Eugene Angert Papers include correspondence from the First National Bank of St Louis to Vera Angert, Eugene’s wife, concerning a memorial tribute to her husband. Also included is a 149-page typescript of The Perpetual Student, and The Flag Hunters, or Tell It to the Danes, two musical comedies written by Eugene Agert. Also included is a typed catalogue of Angert’s personal library.

Found in: Manuscripts

Janey Archey Papers

Collection

Identifier: LH-wua00531

Scope and Contents

Files and documents focused on activism and organizing in St. Louis. Topics include poverty, anti-racist political education, police brutality, the death penalty, and lesbian-feminist rights.

Part of the St. Louis LGBTQ Collecting Initiative.

Found in: Local History

Archie Comics Collection

Collection

Identifier: MGHL-00048

Content Description

Original art, papers, records, ephemera and photographs related to the operation of the Archie Comics franchise.

Found in: Dowd Illustration Research Archive

Washington University Architectural Plans

Collection

Identifier: WUA-01-wua00321

Scope and Contents

This collection includes architecural drawings of Washington University's Danforth Campus, West Campus, and Olin Library.

Found in: University Archives

College of Architecture Records

Collection

Identifier: WUA-01-wua00076

Scope and Contents

This collection contains a variety of materials from the School of Architecture at Washington University in St. Louis, including student work, departmental correspondence, project design proposals, and department files.

Found in: University Archives

Leslie Thomas John Arlott Collection

Collection — Box: VMF 1, Folder: 04

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf004

Scope and Contents

Correspondence from Arlott to John Betjeman proposing an anthology of topographical verse. The proposed book, Landmarks: A Book of Topographical Verse for England and Wales, was published by Cambridge University Press in 1943 by Arlott and Sir George Rostrevor Hamilton. Also includes a program of worship services for St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Found in: Manuscripts

Harris Armstrong Collection

Collection

Identifier: LH-wua00372

Scope and Contents

This collection documents the career of St. Louis architect Harris Armstrong. Materials include specifications, plans, and architectural drawings for residential, commercial, and furnishing projects; photographs of projects; and professional publications and correspondence.

Found in: Local History

Army Specialized Training Program Records

Collection

Identifier: WUA-01-wua00077

Scope and Contents

Materials in this collection includes class descriptions, forms sent to or from the US Government, personnel files for instructors, reports, budgets, rosters, and publications. This collection includes materials for both the “Army Specialized Training Program” (ATSP) and the “Engineering, Science, and Management War Training” (ESMWT) programs at Washington University in St. Louis.

Found in: University Archives

Philip Mills Arnold Papers

Collection

Identifier: MS-MS-ms006

Scope and Contents The Philip Mills Arnold Semeiology Collection, perhaps the most diverse and comprehensive of all the Washington University Libraries Special Collections, brings together a broad range of materials dealing with or exemplifying the nature and characteristics of communication. Placing particular emphasis on early printed materials that appeared at early stages of the development of interest in topics relevant to semeiology, the Arnold Collection had especially strong holdings in the fields of...

Found in: Manuscripts

Arrow Collar Collection

Collection

Identifier: MGHL-00032

Scope and Contents This collection includes published materials and ephemera relating to American illustrator J.C. Leyendecker (1874-1951). The collection is focused on Leyendecker's work for the Arrow Collar advertising campaign that took place from 1907-1931.The collection was compiled by Michael Murphy and many of the materials were used for his dissertation research. Murphy's dissertation is titled White Collared: Fashioning...

Found in: Dowd Illustration Research Archive

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