History and Genealogy

Consists of Conservation Commission records, such as board meeting agendas and minutes. Members’ appointment letters and profiles also appear.

Consists of Tennessee Committee on Physician Assistants minutes and related materials, primarily related to professional licensing and complaints. A single audiocassette contains audio of a January 23, 2002, meeting. Restricted materials comprise folders 3 through 8 of Box 2, which contain licensure applications and renewals with confidential information pursuant to TCA 10-7-504.

Consists of memorandums, correspondence, minutes, agendas, budgets, contracts, forms, brochures, reports, mailing and membership lists, newspaper clippings, press releases, grant contracts, biographical notes, and a hard disk. Correspondence from the executive director addresses myriad elder related issues, many important for their contemporary and historical context: significant legislation, national health insurance, social indicators, special programs, tax relief, nutrition education, and citizenship and alien status. Information memos (IMs), program instructions (PIs), and policy announcements (PAs) within the correspondence is legion. These announcements and modifications range from the miniscule to the considerable.

Consists of Tennessee Board of Social Worker Licensure minutes and related materials, primarily related to professional licensing and complaints. Records date back to the Advisory Council to the Board of Certification for Master Social Workers, the precursor to the board. Audiocassettes and CD-ROMs contain audio recordings of meetings beginning in 2008.

Consists of Board of Ground Water Management Records, such as board meeting minutes and supporting materials.

Consists of Air Pollution Control Board records, including meeting materials such as minutes, transcriptions, and audiocassettes.

Consists of subject files that members of the Capitol Hill Press Corp generated while writing news stories on actions of the Legislative and Executive branches of government. The files appear alphabetically by General Assembly, with the exception of boxes 9 and 10, which are also alphabetical but cover multiple sessions of the General Assembly. While some folders contain nothing more than a committee calendar indicating that a bill on the topic was up for consideration, others offer significant amounts of background material on their respective subjects.

Consists of photographs, clippings, notes, and certificates which document the lives of a young Jewish couple living and working in Nashville, Tennessee, during World War II. The collection contributes to our understanding of life on the wartime home front and captures Nashville’s connection to the Jewish diaspora of the early 20th century.

This form is used when ordering digitized microfilm.

Consists of Tennessee State Solid Waste and Disposal board minutes and related materials, including meeting notes, agendas, events, and correspondence between members. The collection also includes audiocassette recordings of board meetings and rulemaking hearings.