Vincennes University
Organization
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Bingham McHale LLP collection
Collection
Identifier: L166
Scope and Contents
This collection includes materials about the law firm of Bingham McHale, formerly Bingham, Summers Welsh and Spilman, in Indianapolis, Indiana, from 1912 to 2011. Much of the information regards Governor Matthew E. Welsh, who was a partner in the firm. This includes the tribute dinner given to him by Vincennes University in 1993 and a speech of his reminiscences. Claude M. Spilman's World War II memoirs, which he wrote while a partner at the firm, tells of his experiences in Germany and France....
June Cox collection
Collection — Folder: S2026
Identifier: S2027
Scope and Contents
This collection is an assortment of items, dated from 1883-1926, possibly used for a speech on oral and family history. The items relate to the Cox and Clark families. Included is a French post card; Professor Paul Sebring of Vincennes University song recital program; two tickets for the 1924 Indiana Democratic State Convention at Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana; a Paramount Artists Service business card; Jeffersonville, Indiana, First Christian Church bulletin; Vincennes University...
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Rare Books and Manuscripts
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June Cox collection
Vincennes University oral histories
Collection
Identifier: OH058
Scope and Contents
This collection contains 23 transcripts from oral history interviews with various residents of Vincennes, Indiana conducted by Thomas Krasean for Vinncennes University. Topics covered include family lineage, early Vincennes, childhood, teaching methods and policies in Indiana, the local African American community, and Prohibition.
Note: Page 21 of the Mabel Purcell Clark transcript is missing.
Note: Page 21 of the Mabel Purcell Clark transcript is missing.
W.H. Mace papers
Collection — Folder: S915
Identifier: S0915
Scope and Contents
This collection includes a pamphlet from the December 1888 Indiana Literary and Historical Club and letters between Cyrus W. Hodgin and W.H. Mace at Vincennes University and Syracuse University ranging from 1888 to 1895 regarding their historical research.
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Rare Books and Manuscripts
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W.H. Mace papers
