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Talitha Ethel Powell McClure Ballad Collection
Talitha Ethel McClure (nee Powell) compiled ballad texts in 1915 by for a contest initiated by Berea College President, William G. Frost. McClure received the prize for collecting the most lyrics. Her mother, Talitha Powell (nee Davis), provided ballad texts to British collector, Cecil Sharp, during a visit to Berea in 1917.
Tate Building Documentation Collection
In 1929, W.B. Tate began construction of the Tate Building in Berea, Kentucky, on a lot he had purchased in 1924 from S.E. Welch. The construction of this brick building followed the destruction of the wooden frame buildings on the lot, during the "Welch block" fire shortly after its purchase in 1924. Initially, the Tate Building served as a hotel, and in the 1950s the bottom floor was converted to store fronts. Various businesses have operated in the space during the past six decades.
Technology and Applied Design (TAD) Program
Records of the Technology and Applied Design Program (known in the past as the Industrial Arts Department) of Berea College.
Tennessee Valley Authority Collection
Testing and Tutorial Services
Records of the Berea College Testing and Tutorial Services (1919-1996)
The Alert
The Alert: A Junior Journal of Judicious Jottings was a newspaper published by the first year Class of Printing of the College.
The Berea Citizen Collection (1984-Present)
Print editions of The Berea Citizen, 1984 to present.
The Berea Quarterly
Nineteen volumes of The Berea Quarterly, publication of Berea College. Each edition generally includes articles about people of the region or the college and short contributions under the headings of Personal Testimony, Items, and/or Incidents. Collection also contains a folder of administrative notes and correspondence regarding the publication of The Berea Quarterly.
The Berea Way
Annual publication of Berea College from 1940 to 1976.
The Citizen/The Berea Citizen
Print editions of The Berea Citizen, 1899 to 1983.