Box 1

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Includes certificates of appreciation; and nomination for Woman of the Year, Charleston Chapter, LINKS, Inc.

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Inlcudes holograph essay by Evangeline Banks regarding influences of heroes on culture and mothers on families.

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Includes sporadic notations, mostly regarding excursions, anniversaries, etc. With later notations, as well as two locks of hair.

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A few letters to Evangeline Banks Harrison, including one with data regarding Negro Artisans and Craftsmen of the Pre-Civil War Period and Contemporary [circa 1940] Negro Artists With list of duties of medical records librarian.

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Mostly from papers and magazines, with some regarding local history; some handwritten poems and sayings on prescription pad sheets, Outdoor Clinic, Hospital and Training School.

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Includes photocopiesd clippings of death and funeral notices; funeral programs of William Lawrence and Emmett Lampkin; wedding program of Millicent Brown and Aquilo Lipscomb.

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Includes clippings, plaque, certificate, programs, and speech regarding Harrison's membership in it.

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Includes clippings and correspondence regarding his long tenure there; most materials removed from a scrapbook of tributes compiled in 1980 at the time of his retirement.

Collection Overview From the Collection: The collection consists of personal materials and those documenting Harrison's mother, Anna DeCosta Banks, the Hospital and Training School for Nurses and McClennan-Banks hospital. Personal papers of Evangeline Banks Harrison and her family include her Avery Institute graduation program (1917), a school essay, biographical data, inspirational clippings, photographs, including an unidentified daguerreotype (circa 1850s) and a sporadically kept diary (circa 1937-1940s). Armistead Harrison...

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Includes mostly social events such as wedding invitations for Armistead Harrison and Evangeline Banks and Anna DeCosta and Issiah Banks, with some family data; engraving plates and two handkerchiefs.