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THE BAUSMAN COLLECTION

CONTAINER LISTING

BOX 1

SERIES I –The Bausman Collection

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FLESH PUBLIC LIBRARY ACCESSION RECORDS COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

MS-86A

BETA SIGMA PHI COLLECTION ADDITIONAL

INTRODUCTION

The Beta Sigma Phi Collection Additional was accessioned into the Flesh Public Library Archives in March 2007.  The materials were a further donation by Jacqueline Lange, the last Recording Secretary of the organization.  The collection includes organizational records from 2000-2007.

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BETA SIGMA PHI COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

MS-85

PIQUA HERITAGE FESTIVAL COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

The Piqua Heritage Festival Collection fills one Hollinger box.  It contains nine individual file folders with various news articles, photos, and minutes of meetings, etc.  There are no restrictions on the use of this collection and the literary copyright has been deeded to the public.

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WPTW SCRAPBOOKS COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

This collection contains material from 1946 to 1953.

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            File 1    October 1946 –December 1948

MS-83

PIQUA ARTS COUNCIL ART EXHIBITION

INTRODUCTION

This collection contains show material from 1996 – 2001.

BOX 1

SERIES I:          SHOW MATERIAL

            File 1:   1996

MS-82

LION’S AUXILIARY COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

The Lion’s Auxiliary Collection was accessioned into the Flesh Public Library Archives in October, 2001.  Virginia Potter donated the materials.  They cover the period between 1973 and 1996.  The collection is divided into four Series: 

MS-81

CLASS PICTURES/SPORTS

INTRODUCTION

This is a collection of class pictures and sports pictures ranging from the 1880’s to the 1950’s.

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MS-80

PIQUA ENGINEER’S COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

The Piqua Engineer’s Collection was accessioned into the Flesh Public Library Archives in October, 2001.  It consists of two series, Photographs and Correspondence, contained in thirty-two folders.  There are no known restrictions on the use of this collection.  Materials date from the 1940’s to the 1960’s.