History and Genealogy

Consists of 2003-2004 Tennessee Tax Structure Study Commission records, including meeting minutes, presentation files, correspondence, research materials, newspaper articles, video recordings of meetings, and final reports.

Consists of 2003-2004 Tennessee Tax Structure Study Commission records, including meeting minutes, presentation files, correspondence, research materials, newspaper articles, video recordings of meetings, and final reports.

Consists of Drycleaner Environmental Response Program meeting materials such as meeting minutes and audiocassette recordings of board meetings.

Consists of minutes, audiocassettes, compact discs, a meeting transcript, and an attendance sign-in form. The minutes contain a variety of documents including administrative reports, agendas, certificates, correspondence, financial and legislative records, lists, memorandums, and rules. Box 2 holds sound recordings of council meetings for the years 2002-2006, 2008, and 2009. Sixteen (16) cassettes and three (3) compact discs comprise the audio collection.

Consists of the Archaeological Advisory Council’s board and commission documents including meeting materials, supporting documents, and minutes of board meetings.

Consists of records gathered and generated by the Tennessee Advisory Council on Workers’ Compensation between 1995 and 2007. Series I consists of meeting minutes and related files. Series II consists of electronic files, including floppy disks and audiocassette recordings of meetings.

Consists of almost 600 drawings deaccessioned and transferred from the Indiana Historical Society Library's Harding & Cogswell Records related to the Bicentennial Mall and Capitol Hill Development Projects in Nashville, Tennessee. The drawings all date to the 1990s and focus on three specific projects: 1.) Project #5596 - Capitol Hill Development, State Office Buildings; 2.) Project #4883 - State Capitol Wall; 3.) Project #5956 Bicentennial Mall, Capitol Hill. There are also a few drawings related to Project #6065, but it is unclear what that project focused on and how it relates to the other projects in the grouping.

Consists of material collected by Sherry J. Kilgore during her years working as historic preservation consultant. The majority of the collection consists of her office files and cover a wide variety of topics related to historic preservation in Tennessee. These materials include brochures, correspondence, education and event projects, essays, newspaper clippings, programs, theses, etc.

Addition to the original Samuel Cole Williams Papers, 1765-1947 includes announcements, newspaper clippings, correspondence, deeds, genealogies, photographs, poems, event programs, a postcard, a school report, and a postage stamp. All documents in some way relate to the life of Associate Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court Samuel Cole Williams, but there is no central theme.

Consists of account books, receipts, correspondence, insurance policies, legal documents, postcards, and photographs, spanning the period 1851-1961. The materials are from the Gifford family, and by extension, the Gudger, Haynes, Jones, Roberts, Simerly, and Taylor families.