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Chestertonians of Notre Dame Records
Chicago College Football All-Star Charity Game Programs Collection
This collection contains programs for the annual Chicago College Football All-Star Charity game. The game pitted a group of recently graduated college football All-Stars against the previous season’s championship team of the professional National Football League.
Formats include programs.
Chicago Conference of Laymen Records
Minutes, memoranda, newsletters, clippings, and a scrapbook.
Christian Family Movement. Milwaukee Chapter Records
Correspondence, minutes, reports, newsletters (1962-1968), notes taken by Bill and Mary Connolly, leaders of the chapter, and subject files on such topics as school integration, E. Michael McCann's 1968 Milwaukee County district attorney campaign, George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign, the John XXIII Community (1967), and the St. Martin de Porres Group (1963-1967).
Christian Family Movement Records
Christman Construction Company Architectural Plans
Seven sets of architectural plans, drawings, and specifications from Notre Dame buildings constructed by the H.G. Christman Company. Buildings include music hall and boiler house (as one set), Stadium, Hesburgh Library (2 sets), Lemonnier Library (now School of Architecture), Chemistry Building (now Riley Hall), and the Computing Center. The set that includes the music hall and boiler house includes handwritten notes by Brother Charles (Harding?) with his signature.
Christopher C. McKinney Letters
5 personal letters written between August 1861 and February 1862 by Confederate army lieutenant Christopher C. McKinney, as regimental adjutant, 8th Tennessee infantry.
Christopher Dawson Papers
Chiefly letters to John J. Mulloy with a few typewritten or photocopied manuscripts of essays and lectures by Dawson and a summary of Mulloy's conversations with Dawson in August and September of 1953.
Cicero R. Barker Letter
A manuscript personal letter written from the defenses of Richmond on 1 December 1864 by Confederate soldier Cicero R. Barker, 8th North Carolina Infantry.
Civil War Collection
Dropfiles containing clippings, offprints, newsletters, and ephemera concerning the Civil War, and specifically the Irish Brigade, the Holy Cross Fathers as chaplains during the war, and the Holy Cross Sisters and other nuns and sisters who served as nurses during the war; also books, many of them published in the nineteenth century, and many with illustrations, concerning the Civil War. Also related photographs and objects.
Clarence Manion Papers
Clarence Powell Scrapbook
Scrapbook compiled by Clarence and Mabel Powell concerning Notre Dame midshipmen in World War II. The Powells claimed to have hosted 150 midshipmen from Notre Dame at their home in Mishawaka, Indiana. Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, and photos sent by the midshipmen to the Powells.
Clergy and Religious Printed Material
Clippings, obituaries, memorial cards, ordination cards, invitations, programs, jubilee booklets, biographical sketches, pamphlets, books, issues of periodicals, musical scores, circulars letters, and correspondence; pertaining to lives of Catholic clergy and religious (bishops, priests, nuns, and brothers) most of them from Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio.
Clergy Writings Collection
Writings of Roman Catholic clergy (bishops and priests, secular and religious); including pamphlets, pastoral letters, discourses, newspaper clippings, sermons, speeches, offprints, and anniversary booklets.
Cletus S. Bachofer Papers
Correspondence (1938-1964) with AEC officials, colleagues, and students; grant applications, contracts, reports and other material relating to his experimentation in radiation biology and neuro-physiology for the AEC (1951-1964); personal documents; a scrapbook; and photographs.
Cleveland Indians Financial Records
Cleveland Murphy papers
Cleveland Newspapers Clippings World Series Scrapbooks
Two homemade scrapbooks compiled by an unknown person documenting baseball World Series game in the 1930s and 1940s primarily with clippings from Cleveland-area newspapers. Material includes game reports, columns, box scores, and reprinted images.
Clifford Brooks Collection
Clifford M. Collins Papers
Personal letters received by Clifford M. Collins from the University of Notre Dame and a few other correspondents in the 1930s; copies of letters sent by Clifford M. Collins and Ruth Collins, 1930-1935; teaching and military appointments, 1918-1924; and a few clippings.
Clinton County (Ill.) Dept. of the County Clerk Records
Marriage licenses and notes from local priests requesting marriage licenses, each showing the names, ages, and residences of the persons to be wed; also naturalization papers, tavern petitions, summonses, warrants, depositions, and other court documents.
Collection of Early Modern European Documents
Collection of Early Soviet Candy Wrappers
Collection of Early Soviet Commemorative Stamps and Ephemera
Collection contains early Soviet postal stamps and cinderella stamps (non-postal stamps) printed on various colored paper and ephemera materials.
Collection of Medieval Documents
Collection of Ribbon Badges from Fraternal Organizations
Collection of Ribbon Badges from Fraternal Organizations, 1875-1950, comprises 19 ribbons and badges from various organizations and chapters across the Northeastern United States. Included in this collection are badges from the Russian Orthodox Brotherhood, the Order of Scottish Clans (O.S.C.), Italian American Quarrymen Association, and the Franco-American Union of Connecticut. In addition to the chapter badges, some are housed in their manufacturer box or in tension envelopes.
Collection of Soviet poetry about the first five-year plan
Collection of propaganda typewritten poems to promote achievements of the first five-year plan.
Collection of World War I Cossack soldiers postcards
The Collection of World War I Cossack soldiers postcards, 1914, comprises a complete set of 12 postcards from artist K. Govoiarov depicting the adventures of a Cossack. Postcards display mobilization, military progress through Poland and Austria, arrival in Berlin, demobilization, and return to Russia of a Cossack soldier. Noted in verso, postcards were published as a fundraiser for orphans of the lower-rank soldiers of the Army and Navy.