Lilly Family Papers, 1780-1991 | Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

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Series 8: Publication Series

Box 14

Barcode:  31234013924509

Folder 1: Daughters of the American Revolution Yearbooks, 1924 - 1928

Folder 2: Daughters of the American Revolution Yearbooks, 1928 - 1949

Folder 3: Yearbooks, 1912 - 1943

Yearbooks for the Women's Club of Richmond, Kentucky for the years 1914 to 1943

Folder 4: Huguenot Society Publications, 1929 - 1937

Contains four publications released by the order of the Huguenot Society of Virginia. The publications covered membership, history, and events

Folder 5: "The North Carolina Booklet", 1908 - 1919

Quarterly productions which relayed "Great Events in North Carolina History." Some of the booklets are marked by Anna D. Lilly based on presenter or topic.

Folder 6: World's Fair Souvenir, 1893

Souvenir booklet from the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago. The booklet features information on displays, statistics, history (as in, the World's Fairs held prior to 1893), attractions, and fold-out images of the fair from above

Folder 7: Michigan, 1939 - 1980

Booklets regarding history in Michigan as well as events and history for the University of Michigan

Box 15

Barcode: 31234013924517

Folder 1: "In Kentucky", 1948

Three copies of the magazine "In Kentucky", spring 1948 edition which contains a poem written by Anna D. Lilly

Folder 2: "Kentucky Progress", 1935

Three copies of the magazine "Kentucky Progress", summer 1935, Vol 6. No. 8

Folder 3: The American Journal of Politics, June 1894

Folder 4: Red Cross, Undated

Two pages from a magazine detailing the progress of the Red Cross women across the United States. On the opposite side, a map of the united states which compared the growth of Red Cross membership to state population at the time.

Folder 5: Berea College, 1931

Publication pieces highlighting the artisan industry in Berea, KY. Includes two copies of a publication in "Kentucky Progress", Fireside Industries, and a souvenir book from the school

Folder 6: Blue Grass Horse Farms, Undated

A pamphlet for the Blue Grass Horse Farms in Lexington, Kentucky. Includes a map, photos, points of interest, and a list of prominent sires from the farm

Folder 7: The Burr McIntosh Monthly, Sep-07

A publication bound with string. Contains many photos, photo competitions, articles about famous American homes, ads, and art.

Folder 8: Compendium of Useful Knowledge and General Information, 1884

Author: J.B. Park. Written on inside: "To Little Nellie, from Uncle Grant. Aug. 17th, 1884."

Folder 9: "Your Holiday in Cuba", 1952

Travel guide to Cuba by Lyman Judson and Ellen Judson. A part of "The Judson Guides to Latin America"

Folder 10: Cuba Trip Publications, 1950 - 1957

Publications regarding Cuba during Austin Lilly's visit there as a teacher. Also includes three copies of "The Americas" magazine in both English and Spanish

Folder 11: Daughters of the American Revolution - Kentucky Society, 1938-1939

Poem song dedicated to the Kentucky Daughters of the American Revolution, and a large yearbook for the forty-third State Conference of the organization

Box 16

Barcode: 31234013924525

Folder 1: Daughters of the American Revolution - Lexington Chapter, 1896 - 1948

Includes booklets detailing the members, meetings, and events of the Lexington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Also includes "The Story of Bryan's Station", a short historical booklet about Bryan's Station in Kentucky.

Folder 2: Daughters of the American Revolution, 1921 - 1934

Includes two pieces of the Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, as well as the By-Laws and List of Members for the National Officers' Club of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Folder 3: Democratic Women's Club, 1936 - 1940

Includes: "Extemporaneous Remarks of the President Addressed to Gathering of Workers of Democratic National Committee" pamphlet and "Industry and Agriculture at the Gates of a New Decade" address by James A. Farley

Folder 4: Estill Springs, 1892

Collection of colored pamphlets advertising the opening of Estill Springs Hotel as well as the amenities and rates for the hotel

Folder 5: Frankfort Sesqui-Centennial Historical Pageant, 1936

Booklet which contains historical information, poetry, and photos about Frankfort

Folder 6: Fraternal Organizations, 1876 - 1917

Contains booklets and information for fraternal organizations such as: Freemasons, Richmond Commandery, Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias, Elks, and "Improved Order of Red Men." Some of the organization booklets are for memorial services.

Folder 7: Gas Consumers League, Undated

Two leaflets outlining the 'gas situation', including issues with prices of gas and bank involvement with gas prices. Grant Lilly was President of this organization

Folder 8: General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1914 - 1918

Contains programs and booklets from the General Federation of Women's Club Conferences, General Federation Magazine (two editions), leaflet advertising "The Women's Duty in the Reconstruction of the Crippled Soldier" lecture, and Anna D. Lilly's copy of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Directory.

Folder 9: Lilly Mayoral Run, 1927

Leaflets promoting Grant Lilly's Mayoral run, and publication of mayoral speeches

Folder 10: Kentucky Bicentennial Calendar, 1974

Calendar created for the Kentucky 1974 Bicentennial celebrations. Each month on the calendar has historical and geographic information about the state of Kentucky

Folder 11: Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs, 1916 - 1939

Folder contains directories, programs, convention publications, and a copy of "Kentucky Club Woman" magazine

Folder 12: "The Kentucky Magazine", 1916 - 1917

Two editions of "The Kentucky Magazine"

Folder 13: Kentucky Municipal League, 1932 - 1937

Contains "Clarence Woods' Background for Service as Secretary Treasurer, Kentucky Municipal League" and the program for the eighth annual convention of the group

Folder 14: National Municipal League, 1932

Contains one copy of "The Story of the City Manager Plan: The most democratic and efficient form of municipal government"

Folder 15: "Kentucky Progress Magazine", 1930 - 1934

Contains three editions of "Kentucky Progress Magazine"

Folder 16: Kentucky School Journal, 1934 - 1951

Contains three editions of Kentucky School Journal, as well as some pages removed from an October 1949 edition

Folder 17: The Register, 1931 - 1932

Contains two volumes of The Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society

Folder 18: "The Life of Alexander the Great", 1874

Small red book. Inside, written: "Property of S.S. M.E. C. South, Irvine, KY."

Box 17

Barcode: 31234013924533

Folder 1: Kentucky Press Association, Undated

Kentucky Press Association - Press Reference Bureau

Folder 2: Kentucky Utilities News, 1942

One edition of "Kentucky Utilities News"

Folder 3: Kentucky History Publications, 1936 - 1942

Includes: "A Glimpse at Historic Madison County and Richmond, Kentucky", a copy of the constitution of the commonwealth, a review of "The Curious Legend of Louis Philippe in Kentucky", commemorative booklets about the battle of Blue Lick, "Our Pioneer Heroine of Surgery - Mrs. Jane Todd Crawford", a few travel pamphlets, and a copy of "In Kentucky"

Folder 4: Kentucky Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1937

Booklet from the Fifty-seventh Annual Convention of the organization

Folder 5: City of Lexington, Undated

Contains a pamphlet about tax rates in Kentucky, as well as a publication from the Louisville Leader regarding African American laws in Lexington

Folder 6: Bar Association, 1921

Booklet containing the Constitution and By-Laws of the Lexington Bar Association

Folder 7: Madison County, 1906 - 1950

Many publications involving Madison County, Kentucky. Includes soil surveys, copies of popular ads, Madison County Health Department, and a copy of "Scenic South" which contains photos of the Madison County Courthouse

Folder 8: Madison County Sesqui-Centennial Celebration, 1937

Contains two copies of the commemorative program for the Madison County Sesqui-Centennial Celebration, which contains ads, history and programs of events

Folder 9: Voting Precincts, 1924

Small booklet: "Magisterial Districts and Voting Precincts of Madison County, 1924"

Folder 10: E.C. McDougle Campaign, 1937

Promotional pamphlets for E. C. McDougle running for county judge in Madison County

Folder 11: Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the Union, 1927 - 1928

Annual reports of the Mount Vernon's Ladies' Association of the Union for the years 1927 and 1928

Folder 12: Musical Scores, Undated

Musical scores for Kentucky Schools, "Day is Dying in the West", and "Any Bonds Today?"

Folder 13: "Industrial Liberty in Wartime", 1917

Address of the honorary Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War, at the eighteenth annual meeting of the National Consumers' League

Folder 14: National Recovery Administration, 1933

Official women's organization handbook by Mary E. Hughes, Head of Women's Work, N.R.A.

Folder 15: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1939 - 1949

Includes booklets with organization information and member lists, "History of the Colonial Dames in the Commonwealth of Kentucky", historians report, and "A Letter from Miss Louise G. Zabriskie

Folder 16: Needlework Guild of America, Inc., 1937

Includes two "Director's Book"s for the Richmond Brand of the Needlework Guild of America, Inc., for which Anna Lilly served as Director

Folder 17: New England Historic Genealogical Society, Undated

Folder includes invitation of membership to Anna D. Lilly

Folder 18: "Oil Trade", 1926 - 1927

Includes two editions of the magazine "Oil Trade". March 1926 edition is marked on page 62, which contains production and consumption numbers for natural gas

Folder 19: Pattie Clay Infirmary, 1935

A pamphlet honoring Pattie A. Clay, which also lays out the statement of purpose for the Pattie Clay Infirmary

Folder 20: The Quarterly Appeal, 1927

Pamphlet issues by the Anti-Race Track Gambling Commission which encourages voters to seek candidates who opposed legalized gambling

Folder 21: Resorts, Undated

Pamphlets and advertisements for various resorts and hotels

Box 18

Barcode: 31234013924541

Folder 1: "The Quill", 1978 - 1981

Contains five editions of "The Quill of Alpha Xi Delta," sent to Austin Lilly

Folder 2: Redpath Chautauqua, 1912 - 1914

Contains pamphlets advertising the Redpath Chautauqua Series in Richmond, KY.

Folder 3: First Christian Church, 1913 - 1944

Contains church directory, souvenir programs, booklet containing apportionment list for the church, and church bulletins

Folder 4: First Presbyterian Church, 1911 - 1933

Contains a Women's Exchange Cook Book, membership directory, and a few church bulletins. Pages in the cookbook are out of order.

Folder 5: "The Kentucky Christian", 1966

Contains part of the publication "The Kentucky Christian," a newsletter for church

Folder 6: United Christian Missionary Society, 1932 - 1943

Contains three Yearbook of Programs for Missionary Studies and a booklet of information titled, "The Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ): A Thumbnail Sketch"

Folder 7: Miscellaneous Church Publications, 1927 - 1945

Contains bulletins, memorial notes, and newsletters

Folder 8: Richmond Chamber of Commerce, 1934

Contains a membership list as well as a newsletter and service record

Folder 9: Richmond Public Forum, Undated

Constitution and By-Laws of the Richmond Public Forum.

Folder 10: City of Richmond, 1901 - 1910

Contains: "Charter, By-Laws and Ordinances of Richmond, Kentucky," 1910 Season Baseball Score Card Book, Richmond Lecture Course Book, "Interesting Facts about Richmond," "Answers to your Questions about the City Manager Plan," and historical pamphlets with photos

Folder 11: Richmond Wet-Dry Option, 1909

Contains sample ballots, flyers, and publications debating the vote for Wet or Dry (sale of liquor) in Richmond, KY. Also contains a publication from Clarence Woods as mayor to the distillers, brewers, and saloonkeepers in Richmond.

Folder 12: Calendar: Richmond Women's Club, 1927 - 1928

One calendar of events for the organization

Folder 13: The School in the Woods, 1852

Small book written for the American Sunday-School Union

Folder 14: "Songs of Praises", 1930

Songbook of hymns, belonging to Grant Lilly. Front of the songbook is written: "Grant E. Lilly, Richmond, Ky. May 19th, 1930."

Folder 15: The Sorosis Club, 1911 - 1912

The Sorosis Club of Louisville, Kentucky. Handbook with member list, membership rules, and schedule of events

Folder 16: Kentucky Oil Men's Association, 1918 - 1920

Contains a copy of the Tri-ennial Production Report of Crude Petroleum in Kentucky

Folder 17: "The South in World Affairs", 1939

Prepared by the Southern Council on International Relations.

Folder 18: "The Man Sings", 1914

A book of poetry by Roscoe Gilmore Stott. Signed on the inside front cover: "For Judge and Lady Lilly, Whose discriminating judgment will many much to - The Man Who Sings, Roscoe Gilmore Stott. Today is only mine!"

Box 19

Barcode: 31234013924558

Folder 1: War Savings Organization, 1919

Contains a handbook on the organization and maintenance of war saving societies as well as a questionnaire for the 1919 thrift campaign

Folder 2: Washington Bicentennial, 1932

Publications include suggested programs, newsletters, and tribute booklets

Folder 3: Women's Missionary Society, Undated

Contains lists of members and membership requirements for the organization

Folder 4: Transylvania College, 1919 - 1978

Contains copies of the Transylvania Bulletin as well as publications from the Transylvania Library and the Transylvania medical library

Folder 5: United States Sesqui-Centennial Commission, 1936

Contains three editions of the published information sheets. Sheets contain historical information, photos, and celebration organization plans

Folder 6: "The Life of Melancthon", 1841

Small book. Full title: Life of Philip Melancthon, The German Reformer. Anna Lilly's name written on inside cover

Folder 7: "Puss in Boots", Undated

A small childrens book about a cat wearing books. Book contains story as well as color illustrations

Folder 8: "Trial of Abner Baker", Undated

A book regarding Dr. Abner Baker, on trial for the murder of his brother-in-law, Daniel Bates. Part of the book is missing, and appears to be ripped out. Missing parts indicate an introduction which outlined the life of Abner Baker prior to the trial

Folder 9: "A Tale of the Huguenots", 1839 - 1929

Book with illustrations inserted. Date on title page indicates 1839, but the book appears to have been re-bound later, with dates 1914 and 1929 indicated on the inside cover and the first blank page.

Folder 10: "A History of the Christian Church: Maysville, Kentucky", 1948

Book detailing the history of the Christian Church of Maysville, Kentucky.

Folder 11: "La Eschuela Nueva", 1950

"The New School Bulletin" welcomes the American teachers in Cuba, which Austin Lilly attended

Folder 12: "Historical Self-Guide of Washington", 1922

Information Guide-Book to Washington, with information about all major locations in Washington as well as historical notes and monuments. Contains maps and illustrations

Box 20

Barcode: 31234013924566

Folder 1: Canary Cottage, Undated

Pamphlets and flyers inviting visitors to Canary Cottage for the Tobacco Festival and for the local food

Folder 2: "Around the World by Freighter", 1967

A book titled, "The Guide to Traveling Around the World by Passenger-Carrying Freighters - the lower cost way to travel"

Folder 3: Lexington Opera House, 1976

Publications and promotional items regarding the re-opening of the Lexington Opera House. Materials display historical photos and importance, as well as popular shows and artists. Other items in folder relate to Austin Lilly's involvement with Friends of the Lexington Opera House.

Folder 4: Miscellaneous, Undated

Includes miscellaneous publications. Of interest: South Atlantic States Musical Festival, Tikal (Guatemala), "A Pittsburgh Composer and his Memorial", and Henry Clay High School history.

Folder 5: Miscellaneous, Undated

Includes miscellaneous publications. Of interest: several publications printed in French, tourist guides, Ringling Bros magazine, "Adventures in Diet" by Vilhjalmur Stefansson, The Bentley Library Annual, Report to the Friends of Pleasant Hill, and American Motorist articles