Subject Guide to Manuscript Collections

A pink sheet ballot from the Non-Partisan Voters League Records

 

The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library houses 8,000 linear feet of manuscript and archival material. That material is listed topically in this guide. The name of the collection may be that of a person, business, organization, institution, subject, or donor. The categories listed below are fairly broad and the guide is not exhaustive. Collections may appear in more than one category if they have material related to more than one subject. For example, Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company will appear in both the Business & Industry category, and the War & Military category.



Other Available Guides:

Alphabetical guide to manuscript collections
Alphabetical guide to photographic collections
Guide to printed material
Guide to our university collections.

Also see FAQs about manuscript collections.   


If you do not find what you are looking for or you need more information about these collections please email us at mccalllib@usouthal.edu.

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African-Americans Antebellum History
Architecture Business & Industry
Civil Rights Civil War
Education Environment
Health & Medicine Literature & the Arts
Politics & Law Railroads
Religion Sports & Recreation
War & Military (except Civil War) Waterfront & Rivers
Women's History