MC. Manuscript Collections

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Record books, Ladies Aid Society minute books, Bible Society minutes, Temperance Union minutes, Men's Club minutes, church histories, and directory.

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The records of the Taylor Funeral Home (Oakwood, Ohio) consist of death certificates (including personal information on cause of death, occupation, parents), obituaries, funeral cards, and other documentation from 1950 to 1992.

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The correspondence of the Carter/Martin/Morgan Families of Kelley's Island, Ohio, span the years 1851 to 1892 and include thirty letters between the relatives of these families. The letters express the trials and triumphs of 19th century life in America.

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This collection consists of two record books. The 1862-1876 Church Record Book which includes the members, baptisms, (as early as 1861), deaths, Church history from 1838-1876, and Financial Records of the Building Committee. The church was organized on February 20, 1862 in Franklin Township, Fulton County, Ohio.

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The Defiance Broadcasting Company Collection consists of information relating to the company dating from 1966 to 1984. The data includes correspondence, subject files, legal documents, financial documents, photographic material, and audio recordings.

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The records of The Hawthorne Club consist of minutes, programs, yearbooks, correspondence, news clippings, and photographs.

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Correspondence, subject files, annual reports, literary productions, scrapbook information, printed materials, and project photographs of a Toledo, Ohio, based construction company. Includes various kinds of projects, including industrial, commercial, hospital, and institutional buildings.

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The Lima Federation of Women's Clubs collection consists of minutes, directories, yearbooks, and several programs which span the years 1931 to 1987.

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The Northwest District of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs collection contains materials that were donated to the Center for Archival Collections in 2014 by the estate of former district president Joan Gordon.Spanning from the 1920s through the 2010s, the .75lf collection includes proceedings, correspondence, subject files, literary productions, reports, printed material, and photographs.

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The items contained in this collection are primarily minutes, correspondence, financial reports, contribution lists, and printed material. The collection occupies approximately one cubic foot.

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The Robert Preston Randall Collection is composed of proceedings, correspondence, legal documents, printed materials, and literary productions in the possession of the Randall and Green families at the time of transfer to the Center for Archival Collections on October 25, 1984. The documents cover the period of 1834 to 1944 and were not produced by one individual, institution, or family.

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The records of the Sandusky Mothers Federation, a women's organization dedicated to serving the community, consists of several scrapbooks, one book of club minutes, and a handbook containing the club's by-laws, constitution, and history.

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The United Ladies' Sewing Circle collection includes minutes, financial records, newspaper clippings, and one photograph from the German Ladies' Sewing Club, later renamed the United Ladies' Sewing Circle. Virtually all records are included in the collection, ranging from 1895-1985.

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The records of the Willing Workers of the Providence Methodist Episcopal Church of Waterville, Ohio, date from 1912 to 1973. The minutes document the history and activities of this religious, charitable, and social organization.

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Index cards containing birth, marriage or death information on members of the Wyandot Indians in Ohio

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The Thelma Rothgeb scrapbooks contains dozens of scrapbooks ranging from 1935 to 1978 and documenting national events as well as events local to Grand Rapids, Ohio.

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The records of the Thirteen Club of Defiance, Ohio consist of minutes, programs, financial records, program books, club histories, and photographs.

Abstract The Thomas J. Edwards Papers, a research archive centered on the 25th O.V.I. but including other regiments, such as the 107th, 180th and 1st Ohio Light Artillery Battery H, consists of photocopies, scanned images, notes, printed material, and transparency overlays from programs related to the history of the regiments. The material was used in the research and editing of Edwards’ 2003 republication of the Edward C. Culp 1885 regimental history, “Raising the Banner of Freedom : the 25th Ohio...

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The Thomas Vance Papers consists of nine letters from the American Civil War along with other related materials from April 8, 1862 through April 3, 1864.

Abstract The financial records and production materials of the Tiffin Glass Company and its predecessor/parent, the United States Glass Company, primarily cover the years 1891to 1945, with a few records documenting the years 1945 to 1970. The collection is representative of the American pressed and blown glassware industry of the early to mid-twentieth century as reflected in the company's general, distribution, production, sales, and stock ledgers not to mention its fine selection of glassware...

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The records consist of bylaws, minutes, letters, news clippings, and manuscripts.

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The collection consists of three record books which include memberships, marriages, baptisms, deaths and other historical records.

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The records of the Toledo Board of Trade (TBOT) span the years 1849 to 1999. The history of the commercial organization is reflected in minutes, correspondence, legal documents, reports, printed material, and photographs.

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The records document the years 1890-1963 with the majority of minutes, business agent's reports, correspondence, tax records, financial ledgers, and attendance records covering the years 1890-1894, 1897-1918, and 1942-1959.

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The Toledo Choral Society is a performance group based in the Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan region. The Toledo Choral Society records consist of meeting minutes, membership lists, scrapbooks, printed materials, programs, reports, photographs, and financial documents relating to the history and functions of the society. The material within the collection dates back to the Society’s origin, 1919, and continues to 2013.