Box 3

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Yearbook of Sumter High School's senior class, featuring Nathan Addlestone.

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Yearbook from the period when Nathan Addlestone served on the board of the Trident Technical College Area Commission.

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Yearbook from the period when Nathan Addlestone served on the board of the Trident Technical College Area Commission.

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A packet of information on the courses, lectures, internships, and faculty of the Addlestone Program in Lowcountry Art, Culture, and History, established and funded by Nathan Addlestone.

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Materials for a Maymester course titled "Eighteenth-Century Charleston," offered as part of the Addlestone Program in Lowcountry Art, Culture, and History, established and funded by Nathan Addlestone.

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Draft typescript of a book on the history of the College of Charleston. Publishing was funded by Marlene and Nathan Addlestone.

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Pamphlets, programs, and newsletters documenting donations from Marlene and Nathan Addlestone to Addlestone Hebrew Academy, the Jewish Community Center of Charleston, the College of Charleston, and the Medical University of South Carolina's Storm Eye Institute.

Collection Overview From the Collection: The collection consists of materials documenting the professional career and philanthropy of Nathan Addlestone, including scrapbooks containing clippings, correspondence and photographs relating to his business, as well as programs, newsletters, and reports on his philanthropic activities, particularly in the area of education. The collection also contains his high school yearbook, yearbooks of Trident Technical College, and an audio tape of Addlestone reminiscing with his long-time friend...

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Photographs of Nathan Addlestone at the opening of the Addlestone Memorial Hall at Charleston's Jewish Community Center, receiving his honorary degree from the College of Charleston, and at the Georgetown Steel Corporation plant during its second scrap conference in 1979.