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Robert K. Cloyd Papers

by Cloyd, Robert (1971 – 1979)

13 folders (0.5 linear feet)

Robert Kerr Cloyd attended Carnegie Mellon University and Syracuse University. The Robert K. Cloyd Papers consist of the design work created for productions of the Salisbury State Theatre from 1972 to 1979 under the direction of Leland Starnes, as well as other designs that Cloyd created in the 1970s. Included are the designs from when the United States Department of State invited him to exhibit in a show of young American artists travelling in China as part of the cultural exchange programs involved in Ping Pong Diplomacy.

Associated Subjects: Theater • Art
Identifier: SUA-034
Repository: University Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Schumaker Manor Subdivision Plans and Drawings

by Carew, M.B. and Associates (1989)

1 oversize folder (1.25 linear feet)

This collection consists of 11 drawings from 1989 that document the planning of the Schumaker Manor subdivision in Salisbury, Maryland. The subdivision was developed by Becker-Morgan Associates and the plans included were drawn by M.B. Carew and Associates. There are four color exterior home drawings and seven interior or subdivision drawings.

Associated Subjects: Art • Real estate
Identifier: 2021.057
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Somerset County Media collection

by Unknown (1670 – 1912)

3 folders (0.03 linear feet)

This collection contains compact discs entitled "Marriages and Deaths from the Eastern Shore 1881-1912" ,"1860 Census Accomack County, Virginia", "Somerset County Judicial Records from 1670, 1671, 1674, 1675, 1676, 1683, 1687, 1689, 1690-1695"," Ballard Miles Plats", "Clay, Fire and Hands: Clay Artists on the Eastern Shore", "Church Basement Songs, Kirk Mariner", "Maryland State Bar Association: An Oral History", "Pocomoke's Oldest Houses", "Frank A. Warren House", "On One Accord: Singing and Praying Bands of Tidewater Maryland and Delaware."

Associated Subjects: Art • Music • Spirituality
Identifier: 2009.359
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

The Life of a P.O.W. Under the Japanese in Caricature

by Fortier, Malcolm Vaughn (1946)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

The Life of a P.O.W. Under the Japanese in Caricature was written and illustrated by Colonel Malcolm Vaughn Fortier. Published in 1946, the book contains caricatures drawn by Colonel Fortier while imprisoned in a Japanese P.O.W. camp in the Philippines, from April 9, 1942 to August 20, 1945. The drawings illustrate life as a P.O.W. and include captions to clarify some of the scenes. At the end of the book is a compiled roster of P.O.W.s associated with Colonel Fortier in prison camps. Some names include the soldier's "emergency address" while others detail when that man died and how or where he was buried.

Identifier: SC2023.002
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

The Mentor Collection

by Mentor Association (1916 – 1919)

1 box (0.5 linear feet)

The Mentor was an American educational serial published from 1913 to 1930. Each issue of The Mentor focused on a different topic and were written by guest authors and the editorial staff. Most issues also included full page images with descriptions on the back. This collection of The Mentor dates from 1916 to 1919 and includes issues 118 thru 193 with some gaps.

Associated Subjects: Art • Education • Environmental History • Government • Industry • Military History • Music • Photographs • Publications
Identifier: SC2023.001
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

United States and Maryland Pictorial Collection

by Unknown (1781 – 1945)

1 box (0.75 linear feet)

This collection contains a pictorial history of the American Soldier, Abraham Lincoln and locations within Maryland. It also includes printed articles about locations in this area including Poplar Hill Mansion and the Nassawango Iron Furnace. An article on Beverly Farm House discusses how it almost became Napoleon Bonaparte's final resting place. Most notably is a published poem by prominent Eastern Shoreman, William B. Tilghman about his home in Snow Hill, Maryland.

Associated Subjects: Art • Education • Military History • Photography
Identifier: 2008.073
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment