Papers of J. Millard Tawes

61 boxes, 7 oversize folders (75 linear feet)

(1782 – 1994)

bulk 1930-1979

Edward H. Nabb Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury, University, Salisbury, Maryland

Identifier	2017.060
Creator(s)	Crisfield Heritage Foundation; Tawes, J. Millard
Acquisition	The Papers J. Millard Tawes were donated to the Nabb Research Center in a series of deposits by the Crisfield Heritage Foundation, Inc., beginning in July 2017. Addition made in 2021 (2021.025)
Language(s)	English
Use	Records are open for research. Copyright, including literary rights, belongs to the author(s) or their legal heirs. Permission to publish or reproduce must be obtained from the Nabb Research Center which extends beyond "fair use."
Preferred Citation	"Item, collection title and identifier, box # and folder # (if applicable), Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland."
Attribution	Finding aid written by Kenneth Forest, August 2019.
Related Materials	Mary L. Nock papers (1669 – 1992) Dorchester County Civil Rights collection (1958 – 1990) Assateague Island National Seashore article (2004) Dean Kotlowski Civil Rights Collection (1915 – 2005) J. Millard Tawes Museum manuscript collections (1870 – 2001)
Separated Materials	Oversized materials have been removed to the Nabb Center’s oversize and flat file system. Artifacts have been removed to object storage.

Abstract

The Papers of J. Millard Tawes consist of the political and personal papers of J. Millard Tawes and of historic Maryland records. The collection documents Tawes’ career as a politician from 1930-1979, including his service as the 54th Governor of Maryland from 1959-1967. It contains speeches, correspondence, photographs, publications and ephemera offering insight into fifty years of state and national politics. The collection includes Tawes’ speeches on the Freedom Riders and on the Cambridge Riots of 1963. It also includes correspondence between Tawes and Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson.

Biographical History

John Millard Tawes was born on April 8, 1894 in Crisfield, Maryland, the son of James and Alice Tawes. Educated in Somerset County, Maryland, he graduated from Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College in Baltimore, Maryland, and invested in banking and real estate. He married Helen Avalynne Gibson (1898-1989) on Christmas Day, 1915. The couple had two children, Philip Tawes and Jimmie Lee Tawes. Tawes was a member of numerous civic and social organizations, including the Knights of Pythias and the Maryland State Firemen’s Association. He served as the treasurer of the Wilmington Conference Education Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, providing loans to college students. Tawes entered politics as a Democrat. In 1930, he was elected Clerk of the Court for Somerset County, and served from 1931-1939. In 1938, he was elected Comptroller of Maryland and served from 1939-1947 and from 1950-1959. Between terms as Comptroller, he served as Maryland Banking Commissioner from 1947-1950. Tawes earned a favorable reputation not only as a financier, but also as a public speaker. He ran for Governor in 1946, but was defeated in the Democratic primary by William Preston Lane, Jr., who went on to win the general election. Tawes ran for Governor again in 1958. He won an uncompetitive Democratic primary and defeated Republican Congressman James Devereux in the general election. He was sworn in for his first term on January 14, 1959. He proved to be a skilled executive who sought compromise and consensus. “I have never been a controversial figure in Maryland politics,” he said. He increased regulation of the economy and the environment, established the Maryland State Roads System and doubled the number of state parks. Tawes did not take a strong stand on civil rights. In response to rulings by the Supreme Court, he negotiated the reapportionment of legislative districts in Maryland, which resulted in increased representation for urban areas. African diplomats, travelling between New York City and Washington, DC along Route 40, encountered discrimination in segregated restaurants in Maryland, and the incidents embarrassed President John F. Kennedy. The Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) organized a Freedom Ride and sit-ins. CORE was successful, and segregation ended along Route 40 in 1962, when Tawes ran for reelection. Tawes won a competitive Democratic primary and defeated Republican Congressman Frank Small, Jr. in the general election. He was sworn in for his second term on January 9, 1963. Tawes called for a convention to redraw the Constitution of Maryland. He expanded the University System of Maryland, established community colleges and an educational television network, and increased funding for schools in low-income areas. Civil rights continued to occupy Tawes. The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) organized Freedom Rides and sit-ins to end segregation on the Eastern Shore. Confrontations occurred between civil rights activists and segregationists. In response to riots in Cambridge, Maryland, Tawes deployed the National Guard and declared martial law. He negotiated the passage of the first public accommodations law south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Tawes was a member of the National Governors’ Association, the Southern Governors’ Association and the Conference of Appalachian Governors. He worked closely with President Kennedy. On November 14, 1963, the two dedicated a toll road north of Baltimore. Eleven days later, Tawes attended Kennedy’s state funeral. The toll road was renamed the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway. Tawes also worked closely with President Lyndon Johnson. On September 21, 1965, he attended Johnson’s signing of the bill establishing Assateague Island National Seashore. Tawes left office on January 25, 1967, but remained in politics. He was appointed Honorary Chairman of the State Constitutional Convention from 1967-1968, but remained silent during the proceedings, as he had called for the convention as Governor. The proposed Maryland Constitution of 1968 was praised by politicians and journalists, but was rejected by voters. Tawes’ successors, Spiro Agnew and Marvin Mandel, appointed him Chairman of the Board of Natural Resources and Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources respectively. He served from 1969-1971. In 1973, he was appointed Treasurer of Maryland, becoming the only person to serve as Governor, Comptroller and Treasurer. He retired in 1975. In retirement, he hosted the Annual J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake, a seafood festival and a political meet and greet. Tawes died of a heart attack in Crisfield on June 25, 1979.

The Crisfield Heritage Foundation operates the J. Millard Tawes Historical Museum, and is dedicated to educating the public on the history of Crisfield and the lower Eastern Shore.

Citation:

“J. Millard Tawes (1894-1979)” Archives of Maryland (Biographical Series)

https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/001400/001485/html/bio2.html

“J. Millard Tawes Dies, Was Maryland Governor for 8 Years,” David A. Maraniss,

Washington Post, June 26, 1979

Crisfield Heritage Foundation https://crisfieldheritage.org/

Scope and Content Note

The Papers of J. Millard Tawes consist of the political and personal papers of J. Millard Tawes and of historic Maryland records from 1782-1994, with the bulk of the collection dating from 1930-1979.

Series 1: Biographical Sketches, Indexes, Speeches and Remarks contains biographical sketches of Tawes and of Helen Avalynn Tawes; indexes to Tawes' speeches; copies of specific and general speeches and remarks by Tawes; and notes and extracts from 1938-1979. The Series includes a copy of Addresses and State Papers of J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland, and a transcript of an oral history interview of Tawes conducted by the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library.

Series 2: Planners and Schedules contains Tawes' planners and schedules from 1938-1974. The Series includes a list of meetings between Tawes and President Kennedy from 1961-1963.

Series 3. Correspondence contains Tawes' specific and general correspondence; announcements and invitations; and greeting cards from 1921-1979. Correspondents include governors, members of Congress, attorney generals, comptrollers and members of the Maryland General Assembly. The Series includes correspondence between Tawes and Governor John Connally of Texas on atheist Madalyn Murray O’Hair, and a telegram to Tawes from Senator Robert Kennedy, announcing the latter’s candidacy for President in 1968.

Series 4: Political Papers, State Papers and Reports contains political papers related to campaigns and elections in Maryland; state papers of the government of Maryland; and reports submitted by and to the government of Maryland from 1923-1978. The Series includes a survey conducted by Tawes of the Maryland Democratic Party; a copy of the proposed Maryland Constitution of 1968; and a proposal for alternatives to the construction of a parallel span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

Series 5: Events and Travel contains materials related to Tawes' specific and general events and trips from 1936-1979. The Series includes a program from a Seafood Outing of the Jefferson Islands Club on Chesapeake Bay, autographed by President Harry S. Truman, and a packet for delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1964.

Series 6: Photographs contains photograph albums and photographs of Tawes, Helen Avalynne Tawes, portraits, landscapes and streetscapes from 1938-1989. The Series includes photographs of Tawes with Presidents Kennedy and Johnson and photographs of Tawes taken by Aubrey Bodine.

Series 7: Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings contains scrapbooks and newspaper clippings related to Tawes from 1894-1984. The series includes scrapbooks from Pope Paul VI’s visit to the United States, and from President Johnson’s inauguration.

Series 8: Ephemera contains memorabilia related to Tawes; materials related to civic and social organizations of which Tawes was a member; and materials related to honors of which Tawes was a recipient from 1893-1979. The Series includes Tawes’ diploma from Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College, and Tawes’ appointment as honorary admiral of the United States Naval Academy.

Series 9: Personal Records contain Tawes' ledgers, mortgages and deeds; bills and receipts; and tax returns from 1914-1979.

Series 10: Publications contains books, magazines, booklets, brochures and maps, collected by Tawes, from 1834-1985. The Series includes autographed copies of The Red Harvest and The Man Who Broke a Thousand Chains by Vincent Godfrey Burns, the Poet Laureate of Maryland.

Series 11: Historic Maryland Records contains records from 1782-1994. The Series includes warrants from 1782-1783; a memorial book from 1852; a diary of an unknown author from 1884-1885; excerpts from Puck from 1886; correspondence and a speech by Comptroller Gordon T. Atkinson from 1895-1903; and a certificate and photograph of Governor Harry Nice appointing Joseph Brooke Fradiska Governor pro tem for one hour from 1937. The certificate and photograph are accompanied by a letter of explanation from Fradiska’s wife, Jeanne Fradiska, to the Crisfield Heritage Foundation from 1994.

Series 12: 2021 addition. This addition includes records from the Wilmington Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Education Society, Tawes' service on the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges and Universities of Maryland, and other miscellaneous materials. Also included are a 1960s tribute scrapbook for Tawes, 1964 Democratic Convention book, 1982 Maryland Air and Water Quality Atlas, and three audio recordings of events on reel to reel tape. The Society of Education materials primarily consist of financial records. There are also miscellaneous oversize materials included in this series.

Arrangement Statement

The collection is arranged in twelve Series. Series 4 and 8 are arranged in two Subseries. Each is arranged by subject and chronologically. Series twelve consists of an addition made in 2021.

The intellectual arrangement mirrors the physical arrangement. Folders are listed by their location in each box; any given subject may be dispersed throughout the entirety of the collection.

Subject Terms

Topical Terms
- Civil Rights Movement
- Economics
- Education
- Environment
- Government
- Politics
- Tawes Family
Corporate Names
- Assateague Island National Seashore
- Department of Natural Resources
- Knights of Pythias
- Maryland State Firemen's Association.
Personal Names
- Agnew, Spiro (1918-1996)
- Goldstein, Louis L. (1913-1998)
- Johnson, Lyndon B. (1908-1973)
- Kennedy, John F. (1917-1963)
- Mandel, Marvin (1920-2015)
- McKeldin, Theodore (1900-1974)
- Morton, Rogers C.B. (1914-1979)
- Nock, Mary L. (1903-1987)
- Tawes, Helen Avalynn (1898-1989)
- Tawes, J. Millard (1894-1979)
Location Terms
- Crisfield (Md.)
- Somerset County (Md.)

Inventory List

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Box 1

Series 1: Biographical Sketches, Indexes, Speeches and Remarks

Biographical Sketches, J. Millard Tawes, 1938-1967
Biographical Sketches, Helen Avalynne Tawes, undated
Oral History Interview, John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, 1968 March 1
Addresses and State Papers of J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland, Vol. I, 1967
Addresses and State Papers of J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland, Vol. II, 1967
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1959 January-September REMOVED TO OVERSI ZE
Index to Speeches, 1959 January-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1959 September-1960 January REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1959 September-1960 January
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1960 January-September REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1960 January-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1960 October-1961 May REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1960 October-1961 May
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1961 May-September REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1961 May-September
Index to Speeches, 1962 February-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1962 October-1963 June REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1962 October-1963 June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1963 July-December REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1963 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1964 January-June REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1964 January-June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1964 July-December REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1964 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1965 January-June REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1965 January-June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1965 July-December REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1965 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1966 January-July REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Index to Speeches, 1966 January-July
“Private Rights and Government,” 1938 December 7
“Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation,” 1946 January 13
“Flag Day Speech,” 1952 June 15
“Opening of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge,” 1952 July 30
“Acceptance Speech, Democratic Nomination for Governor of Maryland,” 1958 June 10
“Inaugural Address, First Term as Governor of Maryland,” 1959 January 12
“Abbreviated Budget Message,” 1959 January 27
“Our Tidewaters Program,” 1959 August 24
“State of the State Message,” 1960 February 3
“State of the State Message,” 1961 January 4
“Abbreviated Budget Message,” 1961 January 24
“Press Release on Freedom Riders,” 1961 October 27
“State of the State Message,” 1962 February 7
“State of the State Message,” 1963 January 2
“Inaugural Address, Second Term as Governor of Maryland,” 1963 January 9
“Address on the Cambridge Riot,” 1963 July 19
“State of the State Message,” 1964 February 5
“Address to a Special Session of the General Assembly,” 1964 November 6
“State of the State Message,” 1965 January 21
“Address to a Special Session of the General Assembly,” 1965 October 11
“State of the State Message,” 1966 January 19

Box 2

“The Day the American Revolution Ended,” 1966 January 14
“Modernization of State Government,” 1966 March 22
“State of the State Message,” 1967 January 18
“The Role of Religion in American Government,” 1967 April 18
“The Role of Religion in American Government,” 1967 April 18 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
“The Chesapeake Bay – Alive and Dynamic,” 1971 May 12
General Speeches and Remarks, 1938
General Speeches and Remarks, 1940
General Speeches and Remarks, 1941
General Speeches and Remarks, 1942
General Speeches and Remarks, 1943
General Speeches and Remarks, 1944
General Speeches and Remarks, 1945
General Speeches and Remarks, 1946
General Speeches and Remarks, 1950
General Speeches and Remarks, 1951
General Speeches and Remarks, 1952
General Speeches and Remarks, 1953
General Speeches and Remarks, 1954
General Speeches and Remarks, 1955
General Speeches and Remarks, 1956
General Speeches and Remarks, 1957
General Speeches and Remarks, 1957
General Speeches and Remarks, 1957
General Speeches and Remarks, 1958
General Speeches and Remarks, 1958
General Speeches and Remarks, 1958

Box 3

General Speeches and Remarks, 1958
General Speeches and Remarks, 1958
General Speeches and Remarks, 1959
General Speeches and Remarks, 1959
General Speeches and Remarks, 1959
General Speeches and Remarks, 1959
General Speeches and Remarks, 1960
General Speeches and Remarks, 1960
General Speeches and Remarks, 1960

Box 4

General Speeches and Remarks, 1961
General Speeches and Remarks, 1961
General Speeches and Remarks, 1961
General Speeches and Remarks, 1961
General Speeches and Remarks, 1961
General Speeches and Remarks, 1962
General Speeches and Remarks, 1962
General Speeches and Remarks, 1962
General Speeches and Remarks, 1962
General Speeches and Remarks, 1962

Box 5

General Speeches and Remarks, 1962
General Speeches and Remarks, 1963
General Speeches and Remarks, 1963
General Speeches and Remarks, 1963
General Speeches and Remarks, 1963
General Speeches and Remarks, 1964
General Speeches and Remarks, 1964
General Speeches and Remarks, 1964
General Speeches and Remarks, 1964
General Speeches and Remarks, 1964

Box 6

General Speeches and Remarks, 1965
General Speeches and Remarks, 1965
General Speeches and Remarks, 1965
General Speeches and Remarks, 1965
General Speeches and Remarks, 1965
General Speeches and Remarks, 1966
General Speeches and Remarks, 1966
General Speeches and Remarks, 1967
General Speeches and Remarks, 1968
General Speeches and Remarks, 1969

Box 7

General Speeches and Remarks, 1970
General Speeches and Remarks, 1970
General Speeches and Remarks, 1971
General Speeches and Remarks, 1971
General Speeches and Remarks, 1972
General Speeches and Remarks, 1973
General Speeches and Remarks, 1974
General Speeches and Remarks, 1975
General Speeches and Remarks, 1976
General Speeches and Remarks, 1977
General Speeches and Remarks, 1978
General Speeches and Remarks, 1979
General Speeches and Remarks, undated
General Speeches and Remarks, undated
Notes and Extracts, undated
Notes and Extracts, undated
Notes and Extracts, undated

Box 8

Series 2: Planners and Schedules

Planner, 1960
Planner, 1961
Planner, 1963
Planner, 1965
Planner, 1966
Planner, 1969
Planner, 1970
Meetings, J. Millard Tawes and John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963
Schedules, 1938
Schedules, 1958
Schedules, 1959
Schedules, 1960
Schedules, 1961
Schedules, 1962
Schedules, 1963
Schedules, 1964
Schedules, 1965
Schedules, 1966
Schedules, 1967
Schedules, 1974

Box 9

Series 3: Correspondence

Murray Abramson, 1962-1965
Joseph A. Acker, 1962
John T. Adams, 1958
Spiro Agnew, 1966-1969
B.O. Aiken, 1967
James B. Allen, 1977
Joseph W. Alton, Jr. 1964
R. Charles Avara, 1975
John M. Bailey, 1961-1968
Paul J. Bailey, 1957-1979
Robert G. “Bobby” Baker, 1962
George W. Ball, 1968
Baltimore Colts, 1965-1966
Baltimore Orioles, 1958-1966
Alger Y. Barbee, 1957-1964
Frank J. Bauer, 1942
John G. Bauernschmidt, 1970
Robert Bauman, 1973-1978
J. Glenn Beall, Jr. 1971-1976
J. Glenn Beall, Sr. 1957-1959
Henry Bellmon, 1965
Earl Bennett, 1957-1961
Helen Delich Bentley, 1969
Edward A. Bittner, 1961
Orland B. Blades, 1961
C. Stanley Blair, 1967-1968
Leonard S. Blondes, 1962-1969
A. Aubrey Bodine, 1962-1967
J. Caleb Boggs, 1958
A. Gordon Boone, 1959
Bertram L. Boone II, 1938
Hildagardeis Boswell, 1973
Chester Bowles, 1960
Elroy G. Boyer, 1957-1974
Roger A. Branigin, 1967
Edward T. Breathitt, 1965-1968
Edward L. Breeden, Jr. 1960
Daniel Brewster, 1957-1968
Arthur “Buck” Briscoe, 1957-1979
John Hanson Briscoe, 1957-1976
Edward W. Brooks, 1958
Edmund G. Brown, 1962-1976
Wilbur M. Brucker, 1959
Farris Bryant, 1977
Francis Burch, 1965-1978
Harold Burdett, 1974
William F. Burkley, 1962
John A. Burns, 1963-1967
Vincent Godfrey Burns, 1962-1977
P.E. Burroughs, 1938
George Busbee, 1977
John M. Butler, 1959-1963
Paul M. Butler, 1957-1959
Harry Clifton “Curley” Byrd, 1937-1971
John Carroll Byrnes, 1979
William B. Byrnes, 1977
Goodloe Byron, 1974-1977
William Caravette, 1956
Ben Cardin, 1979
Jerome Cardin, 1962-1974
Meyer Cardin, 1959-1974
Frank Carlson, 1967-1969
Julian M. Carroll, 1977
Jimmy Carter, 1977
Elbert N. Carvel, 1962-1979
Lawton Chiles, 1977
James Clark, Jr. 1977
John E. Clark, 1938
Frank G. Clement, 1963
J. Allan Coad, 1938
Douglas E. Coe, 1967-1979
William P. Cole, Jr. 1938
LeRoy Collins, 1959
John Connally, 1964-1967
Edna P. Cook, 1961
Charles A. Coulby, 1938
J. Joseph Curran, Jr. 1962
William Curran, 1946
Vasco T. Leitao da Cunha, 1967-1968
Thomas D’Alesandro III, 1962-1967
Thomas D’Alesandro, Jr. 1952-1968
Richard J. Daley, 1967
Russell S. Davis, 1955-1977
Robert P. Dean, 1958-1962
Edwina Deemer, 1964-1966
George W. Della III, 1975
John Dellenback, 1974-1975
John Dempsey, 1962-1967
James P.S. Devereaux, 1958
Carlton Dize, 1967-1968
Paul A. Dorf, 1967
William Jennings Bryan Dorn, 1974
George C. Dyer, 1972-1977
Roy Dyson, 1976-1977

Box 10

Buford Ellington, 1967
Richard W. Emory, Jr. 1975
George Fallon, 1962-1968
John H. Farrell, 1968
Dante B. Fascell, 1977
Orval Faubus, 1965
Thomas Finan, 1956-1970
Arthur S. Fleming, 1959
Daniel J. Flood, 1958
John Foley, 1959
Henry J. Fowler, 1968
Victor Frenkil, 1962-1978
Sam Friedel, 1958-1966
Herbert M. Frisby, 1973
Francis X. Gallagher, 1962-1968
George E. Gannon, Jr. 1938
Edward Garmatz, 1954-1968
Thomas S. Gates, Jr. 1959
Mills E. Godwin, Jr. 1966-1977
T. Allan Goldsborough, 1938
Louis Goldstein, 1954-1979
Bernard I. Gonder, 1961-1963
Philip H. Goodman, 1955-1964
Louise Gore, 1967
Emanuel Gorfine, 1975
Mike Gravel, 1972
Gilbert Gude, 1974
Joseph H. Hahn, Jr. 1962
Preston L. Hale, 1962
Edward T. Hall, 1974
John R. Hargreaves, 1977
Emerson Harrington, Jr. 1938-1956
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr. 1963-1965
Mark Hatfield, 1962-1963
Warren E. Hearnes, 1965
Rosalie Hearst, 1963
Thomas H. Hedrick, 1962
Olin R. Higgins, 1938
Ken Hechler, 1967
Russell O. Hickman, 1962-1979
George Hocker, 1956-1968
Philip H. Hoff, 1967
Marjorie Holt, 1974-1976
C.A. Porter Hopkins, 1968
J.A.H. Hopkins, 1958
William M. Houck, 1968
Steny Hoyer, 1966-1975
Harold Hughes, 1974-1975
Harry Hughes, 1957-1979
Richard J. Hughes, 1963-1968
Hubert Humphrey, 1965-1974
Muriel Humphrey, 1978
Donald P. Hutchinson, 1974
William S. James, 1961-1974
Guy Johnson, 1961
Paul B. Johnson, 1965
Lyndon Johnson, 1958-1968
Thomas Johnson, 1958-1979
B. Everett Jordan, 1971
Kenneth Keating, 1961
Edna F. Kelly, 1964
John F. Kennedy, 1958-1963
Joseph Kennedy, 1958
Robert F. Kennedy, 1968
Otto Kerner, 1967
Howard P. Ketterman, 1979
Sheldon H. Kinney, 1967
C.C. Kirkpatrick, 1963
Warren P. Knowles, 1967
Milton Kronheim, 1958-1977
William Preston Lane, Jr. 1958-1967
Richard Lankford, 1958-1968
James C. Latham, 1958-1967
George M. Leader, 1958
H. Rex Lee, 1963
Blair Lee III, 1958-1978
Clarence Long, 1958-1968
Oren E. Long, 1962
Joseph J. Long, 1973-1974
John A. Love, 1967
Herschel C. Loveless, 1975
Thomas Hunter Lowe, 1962-1973
John C. Luber, 1958-1962
Harvey G. Machen, 1968
Wilbur W. Magin, 1962
John N. Maguire, 1957-1962
Frederick C. Malkus, Jr. 1954-1977
Marvin Mandel, 1962-1977
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. 1966
Edward J. Mason, 1977
Charles McC. Mathias, 1963-1979

Box 11

Robert H. McBride, 1963
M. Jacqueline McCurdy, 1964
David McGiffert, 1967
John J. McKeithen, 1965-1967
Theodore McKeldin, 1958-1974
Robert E. McNair, 1965
Margaret Craig McNamara, 1968
Edward J. McNeal, 1954
Laura A. Merrill, 1958
Joseph Meyerhoff, 1967-1968
Robert B. Meyner, 1958
Barbara Mikulski, 1973
John H. Mitchell, 1961
Dan K. Moore, 1965
Rogers C.B. Morton, 1962-1972
Carl Mote, Jr. 1960
John M. Murphy, 1976
Edward H. Nabb, 1975-1977
Harry Nice, 1938
Mary L. Nock, 1954-1975
John-Clarence North, 1958-1962
Edward S. Northrup, 1959-1974
Lawrence F. O’Brien, 1967
Herbert O’Conor, Jr. 1961-1974
Herbert O’Conor, Sr. 1938-1958
John T. Parran, 1962
J. Waters Parrish, 1962
Edwin M. Pauley, 1960
Endicott Peabody, 1963
Claiborne Pell, 1964
Frank Perdue, 1962
Louis N. Phipps, Jr. 1958-1979
Harry T. Phoebus, 1938-1957
James A. Pine, 1962
Norman E. Polk, 1959
Hyman A. Pressman, 1961-1962
Albert Quie, 1973
William W. Quinn, 1958-1970
George L. Radcliffe, 1962-1963
J. Frank Raley, Jr. 1958
Calvin Rampton, 1967
George B. Rasin, Jr. 1959
Robert Ray, 1976
Milton A. Reckord, 1958-1975
Layman J. Redden, 1958-1973
Stanislav Rembski, 1966-1967
John W. Reynolds, 1963
James Rhodes, 1967-1977
Lewis R. Riley, 1979
Dudley Roe, 1946-1947
Karl Rolvaag, 1965
William Roth, 1974
Dean Rusk, 1963
John L. Sanford, 1962
Terry Sanford, 1967-1979
Paul Sarbanes, 1968-1977
Carl Sanders, 1965
William Donald Schaefer, 1975
Margaret C. Schweinhaut, 1958-1974
Charles M. See, 1958-1968
Milton J. Shapp, 1974-1977
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan, 1963-1978
Frank E. Shipley, 1958-1962
Sargent Shriver, 1958-1975
Carlton Sickles, 1957-1967
Edgar P. Silver, 1958
Lloyd L. Simpkins, 1958-1974
Charles H. Smelser, 1962-1975
Hulett C. Smith, 1965-1967
George E. Snyder, 1962-1968
Roy N. Staten, 1964-1973
John W. Steffey, 1966
A. Hartley Stevens, Jr. 1957
Leonor K. Sullivan, 1958
James M. “Jimmy” Swartz, 1961-1974
C. Ferdinand Sybert, 1954
James W. Symington, 1962
Dan M. Tabler, 1967
A. Wellington Tawes, 1959-1967
Philip Tawes, 1958-1970
Charles L. Terry, Jr. 1965-1968
Paulo Francisco Torres, 1965-1967
John G. Turnbull, 1957-1958
Joseph Tydings, 1958-1969
Millard Tydings, 1937-1959
Stewart Udall, 1967
Cecil H. Underwood, 1958-1963
C. Grahame Walker, 1961
George Wallace, 1965-1977
Irving Wallace, 1964
Lurleen Wallace, 1967
Elmer Walters, 1958
David J. Ward, 1956
Lem Ward and Steve Ward, 1966-1967
Edwin Warfield III, 1966
Marion Warren, 1967-1979
Edward O. Weant, Jr. 1962
Verda F. Welcome, 1964-1974
H. Winship Wheatley, Jr. 1962
Byron White, 1961
E. Homer White, Jr. 1968
John Whitmore, 1961-1962
Perry O. Wilkinson, 1958-1973
Fred Wineland, 1962-1978
James A. Wise, 1961-1962
W. Orville Wright, 1966-1973
Ralph Yarborough, 1958
Charles W. Yost, 1969
Replies to Invitations, Inauguration, Second Term as Governor of Maryland 1962-1963
Letters to J. Millard Tawes and Helen Avalynne Tawes on their Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1966
General Correspondence, 1921
General Correspondence, 1926
General Correspondence, 1932
General Correspondence, 1933
General Correspondence, 1937

Box 12

General Correspondence, 1938
General Correspondence, 1938
General Correspondence, 1938
General Correspondence, 1939
General Correspondence, 1940
General Correspondence, 1941
General Correspondence, 1942
General Correspondence, 1943
General Correspondence, 1944
General Correspondence, 1945
General Correspondence, 1946
General Correspondence, 1947
General Correspondence, 1948
General Correspondence, 1949
General Correspondence, 1950
General Correspondence, 1951
General Correspondence, 1952
General Correspondence, 1953
General Correspondence, 1954
General Correspondence, 1955

Box 13

General Correspondence, 1956
General Correspondence, 1957
General Correspondence, 1957
General Correspondence, 1957
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958

Box 14

General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958

Box 15

General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1958
General Correspondence, 1959
General Correspondence, 1959
General Correspondence, 1959
General Correspondence, 1960
General Correspondence, 1960

Box 16

General Correspondence, 1961
General Correspondence, 1961
General Correspondence, 1961
General Correspondence, 1961
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962

Box 17

General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962

Box 18

General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1962
General Correspondence, 1963
General Correspondence, 1963

Box 19

General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1964
General Correspondence, 1965
General Correspondence, 1965
General Correspondence, 1965

Box 20

General Correspondence, 1965
General Correspondence, 1965
General Correspondence, 1965
General Correspondence, 1966
General Correspondence, 1966
General Correspondence, 1966
General Correspondence, 1966
General Correspondence, 1966
General Correspondence, 1967

Box 21

General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967

Box 22

General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1967
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968

Box 23

General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968
General Correspondence, 1968

Box 24

General Correspondence, 1969
General Correspondence, 1969
General Correspondence, 1969
General Correspondence, 1970
General Correspondence, 1970
General Correspondence, 1970
General Correspondence, 1970
General Correspondence, 1970
General Correspondence, 1971

Box 25

General Correspondence, 1971
General Correspondence, 1971
General Correspondence, 1971
General Correspondence, 1972
General Correspondence, 1972
General Correspondence, 1972
General Correspondence, 1973
General Correspondence, 1973
General Correspondence, 1973

Box 26

General Correspondence, 1973
General Correspondence, 1973
General Correspondence, 1973
General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1974

Box 27

General Correspondence, 1974
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975

Box 28

General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1975
General Correspondence, 1976
General Correspondence, 1976
General Correspondence, 1976
General Correspondence, 1977
General Correspondence, 1977
General Correspondence, 1977
General Correspondence, 1977

Box 29

General Correspondence, 1977
General Correspondence, 1977
General Correspondence, 1978
General Correspondence, 1978
General Correspondence, 1978
General Correspondence, 1978
General Correspondence, 1979
General Correspondence, 1979
General Correspondence, 1979

Box 30

Folder, Correspondence, undated
General Correspondence, undated
Announcements and Invitations, 1937
Announcements and Invitations, 1945
Announcements and Invitations, 1954
Announcements and Invitations, 1957
Announcements and Invitations, 1958
Announcements and Invitations, 1959
Announcements and Invitations, 1961
Announcements and Invitations, 1962
Announcements and Invitations, 1964
Announcements and Invitations, 1965
Announcements and Invitations, 1966
Announcements and Invitations, 1967
Announcements and Invitations, 1968
Announcements and Invitations, 1969
Announcements and Invitations, 1970
Announcements and Invitations, 1971
Announcements and Invitations, 1972
Announcements and Invitations, 1973
Announcements and Invitations, 1974
Announcements and Invitations, 1975
Announcements and Invitations, 1976
Announcements and Invitations, 1977
Announcements and Invitations, 1978
Announcements and Invitations, 1979

Box 31

Announcements and Invitations, undated
Christmas Card Mailing List, 1956
Greeting Cards, 1958
Greeting Cards, 1959
Greeting Cards, 1961
Greeting Cards, 1962
Greeting Cards, 1963
Greeting Cards, 1964
Greeting Cards, 1965
Greeting Cards, 1965
Greeting Cards, 1965
Greeting Cards, 1966
Greeting Cards, 1967
Greeting Cards, 1968
Greeting Cards, 1969
Greeting Cards, 1970
Greeting Cards, 1971
Greeting Cards, 1972
Greeting Cards, 1973
Greeting Cards, 1974
Greeting Cards, 1975
Greeting Cards, 1976
Greeting Cards, 1977
Greeting Cards, 1978
Greeting Cards, 1979
Greeting Cards, undated

Box 32

1. Greeting Cards, undated

Series 4: Political Papers, State Papers and Reports

Subseries 4.1: Political Papers

2. Ballots, General Election, Somerset County, Maryland, 1923 November 6 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

3. Roster, Somerset County, Maryland, Roosevelt for President Democratic Committee, 1936

4. Sample Ballot, Democratic Primary Election, Wicomico County, Maryland, 1938 September 12 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

5. Roster, Candidates for General Election, Maryland, 1938

6. Booklets and Handbills, General Election, Maryland, 1938

7. Booklet and Handbill, Colored Republican Voters League of Maryland, 1938

8. Returns, Primary and General Election, Maryland, 1940

9. Political Broadside, “Democratic Dance and Mass Meeting,” Kent County, Maryland, 1950 July 28 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

10. Political Broadside, Somerset County, Maryland, 1954 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

11. Returns, Democratic Primary Election, Comptroller, Maryland, 1954

12. Roster, Democratic Candidates for General Election, Maryland, 1954

13. Survey, “The Tawes Survey,” 1957

14. Endorsements, J. Millard Tawes for Governor of Maryland, 1957-1958

15. Certificate of Candidacy for Nomination for Governor of Maryland, J. Millard Tawes, 1957 April 5

16. Ledger, “Tawes for Governor Campaign Committee Receipts and Expenditures,” 1957-1958

17. Check Book, Tawes for Governor Campaign Committee, 1958

18. Financial Records, Tawes for Governor Campaign Committee, 1958

19. Lyrics, “Tawes for Governor,” 1958

20. Application, Absentee Ballot, Maryland, 1958

21. Platform, Maryland Democratic Party, 1958

22. Platform, Maryland Republican Party, 1958

23. Opposition Research, James Devereux, 1958

24. Voting Record, James Devereux, 1958

25. Statement, “New Phase of the Campaign,” James Devereux, 1958 September 2

26. Brochures, League of Women Voters of Maryland, 1958

27. Returns, General Election, Maryland, 1958

28. Booklet, “Election Statistics in Maryland, 1934-1958,” 1959

29. Returns, General Election, Maryland, 1960

30. Petitions, “Draft Governor Tawes,” 1961

31. Minutes, Meeting of Democratic State Central Committee of the Eastern Shore, 1961 June 26

32. Platform, Maryland Democratic Party, 1962

33. Statement, “Voter Registration Figures,” Secretary of State of Maryland, 1962 May 8

34. Sample Ballot, Democratic Primary Election, Calvert County, Maryland, 1962 May 15 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

35. Election Statement, J. Millard Tawes, 1962 May 22

36. Lyrics, “Happy Days are Here Again,” 1962

37. Pledge, “Code of Fair Campaign Practices,” Fair Campaign Practices Committee, Inc. 1962

Box 33

1. Brochures and Flyers, Primary and General Election, Maryland, 1962

2. Statement, Financial Condition of Maryland Democratic Campaign Committee, 1962 November 21

3. Returns, Primary Election, Maryland, 1966

4. Unofficial Returns, General Election, Maryland, 1970 November 3 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

5. Summons, USY&T Industries, Inc. v. Democratic National Committee, 1972

Subseries 4.2: State Papers

6. Maryland Public School Laws, State Superintendent of Schools, 1927

7. Election Certification, Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1930 November 24

8. Election Certification, Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1934 November 24

9. Conservation Laws of Maryland, Vol. II, Maryland Conservation Department, 1935 June 1

10. Election Certification, Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1939 January 16

11. Synopsis of Laws Enacted by the State of Maryland, Legislative Session, 1939, Department of Legislative Reference, 1939

12. Appointment, Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College, J. Millard Tawes, 1941 May 100

13. Election Certification, Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1943 January 18

14. Laws of Maryland – Extraordinary Session of March 1944, State Printers, 1944

15. Appointment, Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College, J. Millard Tawes, 1947 May 26

16. Appointment, Philip Tawes, Captain, Infantry, National Guard of the State of Maryland, 1951 February 24 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

17. Appointment, Member of the Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College, 1953 May 26 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

18. State Revenue and Expenses, J. Millard Tawes, 1955 November 1

19. Budget Message, Theodore McKeldin, 1956 February 1

20. Budget Message, Theodore McKeldin, 1958 February 5

21. Maryland State Budget, Theodore McKeldin, 1958 February

22. Agreement, “Potomac River Compact,” Maryland and Virginia, 1958

23. Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1959 January 27

24. Maryland State Budget, J. Millard Tawes, 1959 January

25. Records, Appointments to State Offices, J. Millard Tawes, 1959-1967

26. Resume, John E. Murphy, undated

27. Resume, Joseph Anthony Phillips, undated

28. Booklet, “Veto Titles and Messages,” Legislative Council of Maryland, 1959

29. Booklet, “State Owned Passenger Cars,” Department of Motor Vehicles, 1959

30. Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1960 February 3

31. Maryland State Budget, J. Millard Tawes, 1960 February

32. Booklet, “Veto Titles and Messages,” Legislative Council of Maryland, 1960

33. Records, Applications for State Employment, 1960-1963

34. Financial Records and Passenger Manifests, Maryland State Yacht Governor Tawes, 1960-1966

Box 34

Constitution of Maryland with Amendments to January 1, 1961, Secretary of State of Maryland, 1961
Booklet, “Veto Titles and Messages,” Legislative Council of Maryland, 1961
Roster, Members of the Maryland General Assembly, Secretary of State of Maryland, 1962
Maryland Fiscal Digest, J. Millard Tawes, 1962
Synopsis of Laws Enacted by the State of Maryland, Regular Session 1962 and Special Sessions of June 9, 1961 and March 9, 1962, Department of Legislative Reference, 1962
Booklet, “Standard Salary Plan of the State of Maryland,” State Employees Standard Salary Board, 1962 July 1
Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1963 January 22
Maryland Fiscal Digest, J. Millard Tawes, 1963
Roll Calls, Maryland General Assembly, 1963
Records, Giles-Johnson Case, 1963-1964
Roster and List of Committees of the General Assembly of Maryland, Regular Session, 1964, State Printers, 1964
Maryland Fiscal Digest, J. Millard Tawes, 1964
Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1964 February 5
Roll Calls, Maryland General Assembly, 1964
Roster, Members of the Maryland General Assembly, Secretary of State of Maryland, 1965
Maryland Fiscal Digest, J. Millard Tawes, 1965
Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1965 January 20
Maryland State Budget, J. Millard Tawes, 1965 January
Roll Calls, Maryland General Assembly, 1965
Roster, Members of the Maryland General Assembly, Secretary of State of Maryland, 1966
1966 Fiscal Year Capital Budget, J. Millard Tawes, 1964
Budget Message, J. Millard Tawes, 1966 January 19
Roll Calls, Maryland General Assembly, 1966
Deed, Board of Public Works of the State of Maryland to Ocean City, Maryland, 1966 October 27
Governor’s Report to the People, Maryland, 1959-1966, J. Millard Tawes, 1967
Maryland State Budget, Spiro Agnew, 1967 January
Report of the Constitutional Convention Commission on Constitutional Convention Enabling Act, Constitutional Convention Commission, 1967 January 16
Election Certification, Delegate to the Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967 July 4 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Constitution of Maryland as Adopted by Convention, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1968
Constitution of Maryland 1968, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1968
Budget Message, Spiro Agnew, 1968 January 17

Box 35

Maryland State Budget, Spiro Agnew, 1968 January
1969 Fiscal Year Capital Budget, Spiro Agnew, 1968
Appointment, Chairman of the Board of Natural Resources, 1968 August 19 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Appointment, Secretary of Natural Resources, 1969 June 30 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Code of Ethics for Executive Branch Officers and Employees, Marvin Mandel, 1969 September 4
Roster, Maryland Elected Officials, Secretary of State of Maryland, 1970
Telephone Directory, “Temporary Centrex Telephone Directory, State Offices,” Executive Department, 1970
Maryland Fiscal Digest, Marvin Mandel, 1970
Budget Message, Marvin Mandel, 1970 January 21
First Year in Office: A Report to the People from Governor Marvin Mandel, Marvin Mandel, 1970
Records, Certification of Eligibles, Commissioner of Personnel, 1970 January 28
1971 Fiscal Year Capital Budget, Marvin Mandel, 1970
Maryland Fiscal Digest, Marvin Mandel, 1971
Maryland State Budget, Marvin Mandel, 1971 January
1972 Fiscal Year Capital Budget, Marvin Mandel, 1971
Appointment, Member of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park Commission, 1971 November 10 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Election Certification, Delegate to the 1972 Democratic National Convention, 1972 May 31 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Maryland Fiscal Digest, Marvin Mandel, 1972
Appointment, State Treasurer, 1973 May 31 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Maryland State Budget, Vol. I, Marvin Mandel, 1974 January
Maryland State Budget, Vol. II, Marvin Mandel, 1974 January
Records, Certification of Eligibles, Department of Personnel, 1974 April 26
Appointment, Member of the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1975 January 16 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Appointment, Member of the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1975 June 12 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

Box 36

1. Maryland Manual, 1977-1978, Department of General Services, 1977

2. Binder, State of Maryland, Board of Public Works, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

Subseries 4.3: Reports

3. “Report of the Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland,” Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1912

4. “Our Water Resources and their Conservation,” Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, 1939 March

5. “Report of Alcoholic Beverages Tax Division,” Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1940

6. “Report of Alcoholic Beverages Tax Division,” Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1941

7. “Control of Fishing Intensity in Maryland,” Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, 1942 September

8. “Maryland Commercial Fish Hatchery Operations, 1941 and 1942,” Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, 1942 December

9. “First Report,” Commission to Study the Racing Laws of the State of Maryland,” 1946 October 12

10. “Securities Held in Trust by the Treasurer of Maryland,” Maryland State Auditor, 1947 January 14

11. “Report,” Commission to Study Medico-Legal Psychiatry, 1948 December 28

12. “Annual Report, “ Maryland Board of Natural Resources, 1952

13. “Report of the Maryland Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit,” Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1954

14. “Report of Alcoholic Beverages Tax Division,” Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland, 1954

15. “Annual Report,” Maryland Department of Mental Hygiene, 1958

16. “Study for a Proposed Gunpowder River Valley Park System,” Maryland State Planning Commission, 1958 August

17. Reports, Maryland Pavilion, New York World’s Fair, 1961-1965

18. Reports, Maryland Pavilion, New York World’s Fair, 1961-1965

19. “Report,” Maryland Commission to Restudy and Reevaluate the Philosophy and Practices of the Public School System, 1962 January

20. “The Maryland Economy,” Maryland Department of Economic Development, 1962

21. “Maryland’s Operation Challenge,” 1962 September 10

22. “Assateague Island – A Report,” Governor’s Committee on Assateague Island, 1963 May

23. “Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1964

24. “Activities Report,” Maryland State Planning Department, 1964 January 1 – 1964 December 31

25. “Capital Improvements,” Maryland State Planning Commission, 1964 September

26. “Space Utilization Studies and Future Capital Outlay Needs,” William S. Fuller and Leroy S. Hull, 1964 September

27. “Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1965

28. “Project Proposals for State Action,” Tri-County Committee for Community Action, 1965 January

29. “Reapportionment of the General Assembly of Maryland,” Maryland Legislative Council, 1965 September 7

30. “Maryland’s Changing Economy,” Maryland Department of Economic Development, 1966

31. “Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1966

32. “Meaningful Alternatives to the Parallel Bay Bridge,” Allen G. Eisenberg & Associates, 1966 March

33. “Report of the Committee on Judicial Administration,” Maryland State Bar Association, 1966 June 20

34. “State Planning in Maryland,” Maryland State Planning Department, 1966 December 31

35. “Report,” Maryland Commission on the Status of Women, 1966-1967

36. “Annual Report,” Commission on Interracial Problems, 1967 January

37. “Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1967

38. “Annual Report,” St. Mary’s Commission, 1967

39. “Annual Report,” Water Resources Center, University of Maryland, 1967 July 1 – 1968 June 30

Box 37

“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1968
“Coliseum Study: Sandy Point State Park,” Buchart-Horn, Inc. Consulting Engineers and Planners, 1968
“Maryland Natural Resources Policies,” Maryland Board of Natural Resources, 1968 July 1
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1969
“Water Quality Status of Chesapeake Bay,” John R. Capper, 1969 July 1
“Maryland Statistical Abstract,” Maryland Department of Economic Development, 1970
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1970
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1971
Annual Report, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Maryland State Department of Education, 1971
“New Regulations Re: Oysters, Clams and Crabs,” Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1971
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1972
“Technical Proposal: Expanded Meteorological and Pollution Measurements,” Johns Hopkins University, 1972 April 28
“Trial Balance of Investment Activities,” State of Maryland, 1972 May
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1973
“Trial Balance of Investment Activities,” State of Maryland, 1973 May
“Annual Report,” Employees Retirement System of the State of Maryland, 1973 July 1
“Annual Report,” State Police Retirement System of the State of Maryland, 1973 July 1
“Annual Report,” Teachers Retirement System of the State of Maryland, 1973 July 1
“Guidelines Manual for Surface Coal Mine Operators,” Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1973 August
“Trial Balance of Investment Activities,” State of Maryland, 1974
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1974
“Summary Report: Program Open Space,” Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1974 June 30
“State of Maryland Retirement Systems,” T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. 1974 December 10
“Draft: Comprehensive Plan for Somerset County, Maryland,” Stattler, Stagg & Associates, 1975
Newsletters, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1975
“Baltimore Convention Center Program,” Naramore Bain Brady & Johanson, Cochrane Stephenson & Donkervoet, Inc. Associated Architects, 1975 March 3
“Statewide Master Plan for Community Colleges in Maryland, 1975-1985,” Maryland State Board for Community Colleges in Maryland, 1975 May
“First Midyear Desegregation Status Report for Public Postsecondary Education Institutions,” Maryland Council for Higher Education, 1975 August
“Maryland Coastal Zone Management Program: Overall Program Design,” 1975 October
“A Decade of Progress: A Report to the Governor,” Maryland Commission for Women, 1976
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges, 1976
Newsletters, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1976
“Maryland Uplands Natural Areas Study, Vol. 2 Eastern Shore,” Rogers and Golden, Inc. 1976
“Format for Submission of Academic Program Proposals,” Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1976
“Annual Report,” Maryland State Board for Higher Education, 1977
“Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges, 1977
Newsletters, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1977
“Somerset County Transportation and Industrial Port Complex Study, Somerset County Maritime and Industrial Committee, 1977 June 15
“Audited Financial Statements, Maryland Environmental Service,” Ernst & Ernest, 1977 June 30
“Final Report and Recommendations: Lower Eastern Shore Task Force,” Maryland State Board for Higher Education, 1977 November
“Financial Report: Bridge and Tunnel Revenue Bonds,” Maryland Transportation Authority, 1977 December

Box 38

1. “Annual Report,” Division of Instructional Television, Maryland Department of Education, 1977-1978

2. “Annual Report,” Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges, 1978

3. Newsletters, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1978

4. “Financial Report: Bridge and Tunnel Revenue Bonds,” Maryland Transportation Authority, 1978 February

5. “Draft, Maryland Statewide Plan for Postsecondary Education,” 1978 March

6. “Annual Report,” Development Credit Corporation of Maryland, 1978 April 30

7. “Maryland Statewide Plan for Postsecondary Education,” 1978 July

8. “Audited Financial Statements, Maryland Environmental Service,” Ernst & Ernest, 1978 June 30

9. “Seed and Oyster Shell Plantings – 1978,” Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1978 December 31

10. Newsletters, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, 1979

11. Map, Dredging, Shelltown, Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

12. Map, Dredging, Shelltown, Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

Series 5: Events and Travel

13. Ceremonial of the Ranks of Knighthood for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Knights of Pythias, The White House, Washington, DC 1936 February 9

14. Seafood Outing at Jefferson Islands Club, Chesapeake Bay, 1945 September 22-23

15. Testimonial Dinner, Honorable J. Millard Tawes, Baltimore, Maryland, 1953 May 25

16. Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois, 1956 August 13-17

17. Testimonial Dinner in Honor of J. Millard Tawes, Annapolis, Maryland, 1957 February 7

18. Friendship Dinner in Honor of James M. Swartz, 1958 January 11 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

19. Visit to Baltimore, Maryland, by Harry S. Truman, 1958 September 19

20. Passport, J. Millard Tawes, 1959-1963

21. Inauguration, J. Millard Tawes, 1959 January 14

22. Dinner of Welcome, Avraham Harman, Ambassador of Israel, Baltimore, Maryland, 1959 November 30

23. Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, California, 1960 July 11-15

24. Inauguration, John F. Kennedy, 1961 January 20

25. Plane Tickets, San Francisco, California – Honolulu, Hawaii – Los Angeles, California, United Airlines, 1961 June 20-July 15

26. Caribbean – South American Cruise, 1962 July 20-August 2

27. Breakfast with Prince Georges County Businessmen, Annapolis, Maryland, 1962 September 7

28. Inauguration, J. Millard Tawes, 1963 January 9

29. Inauguration, J. Millard Tawes, 1963 January 9 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

30. Plane Tickets, Baltimore, Maryland – Paris, France – Frankfurt, Germany, Pan American Airways, 1963 May 16-June 5

31. Visit to Europe, 1963 May 16-June 5

32. Plane Tickets, Baltimore, Maryland – Miami, Florida, Eastern Airlines, 1963 June 20-24

33. Southern Governors’ Conference, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, 1963 August 18-21

34. Menus, Howard Johnsons, New Jersey, 1964

35. Menus, Hot Shoppes, Delaware, 1964

36. Menus, Maryland House, Maryland, 1964

37. Bermuda Cruise, 1964 May 7-13

38. Plane Tickets, Baltimore, Maryland – Cleveland, Ohio, United Airlines, 1964 June 6-11

39. National Fire Service Staff and Command School, University of Maryland, 1964 July 20-31

40. National Fire Service Staff and Command School, University of Maryland, 1964 July 20-31 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

Box 39

Democratic National Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1964 August 24-27
Democratic National Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1964 August 24-27
Visit to Baltimore, Maryland, by Lyndon Johnson, 1964 October 24
Humanitarian Award Dinner in Honor of J. Millard Tawes, Baltimore, Maryland, 1964 October 28
Seattle World’s Fair, 1964-1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
New York World’s Fair, 1964-1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Inauguration, Lyndon Johnson, 1965 January 20
Maryland’s Salute to Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Baltimore, Maryland, 1965 March 29
National Governors’ Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1965 July 25-2
Southern Governors’ Conference, Sea Island, Georgia, 1965 August 12-15
Southern Governors’ Conference, Sea Island, Georgia, 1965 August 12-15 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Signing Ceremony, Assateague Island National Seashore National Park Bill, The White House, Washington, DC 1965 September 21
Visit to Brazil, 1965 November 15-22
Signing Ceremony, State and Federal Agreement on Medicare, Annapolis, Maryland, 1966 January 6
Democratic National Committee Meeting, Washington, DC 1966 April 20
Dedication of the J. Millard Tawes Fine Arts Center, University of Maryland, 1966 May 7
National Governors’ Conference, Los Angeles, California, 1966 July 4-7
Governor’s Invitational White Marlin Tournament, Ocean City, Maryland, 1966 August 15-16
Southern Governors’ Conference, Gilbertville, Kentucky, 1966 September 17-21
Southern Governors’ Conference, Gilbertville, Kentucky, 1966 September 17-21 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Testimonial to the Honorable J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland, 1966 December 12
Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967 September 12 – 1968 January 8
Nova Scotia-Annapolis Friendship Dinner, Annapolis, Maryland, 1967 December 7 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Timetable, Washington, DC and Baltimore, Maryland, Trans World Airlines, 1968
Plane Tickets, Baltimore, Maryland – Chicago, Illinois, United Airlines, 1968 January 7-8
Dedication of the J. Millard Tawes Science Hall, Frostburg State College, 1968 May 20
Plane Tickets, Baltimore, Maryland – Salisbury, Maryland, Alleghany Airlines, 1968 June 3, August 13, December 4
Governor’s Invitational White Marlin Tournament, Ocean City, Maryland, 1968 July 28-30
European Cruise, 1968 September 9-October 19

Box 40

European Cruise, 1968 September 9-October 19
Testimonial Dinner in Honor of Mr. Russell S. Davis, 1969 February 11
Governor’s Invitational White Marlin Tournament, Ocean City, Maryland, 1969 July 27-29
Maryland Farm and Land Brokers Institute, University of Maryland, 1971 February 15-16
A Salute to the Bealls of Maryland, Hunt Valley, Maryland, 1971 May 1
Rotary Conference, District 763, Wilmington, Delaware, 1972 February 25-27
Rotary Conference, District 763, Wilmington, Delaware, 1972 February 25-27
Rotary Conference, District 763, Wilmington, Delaware, 1974 February 23
Eightieth Birthday Celebration for the Honorable J. Millard Tawes, Hunt Valley, Maryland, 1974 April 7
Reconvening the First Continental Congress, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1974 September 5-6
Conservation Tour & Seminar, New Carrollton, Maryland, 1974 October 2-3
Inauguration, Marvin Mandel, 1975 January 15
A Salute to Stephen Foster, Pocomoke, Maryland, 1976 July 5
Verrazzano Festival, Ocean Pines, Maryland, 1976 October 2
First Medallion Dinner of the Jimmie Swartz Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland, 1978 November 9
Inauguration, Harry Hughes, 1979 January 17
Eighty-fifth Birthday Celebration for the Honorable J. Millard Tawes, Pikesville, Maryland, 1979 April 8
Russell O. Hickman Testimonial Dinner, 1979 May 4
Funeral Service for J. Millard Tawes, Crisfield 1979 June 27
Annual J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake, 1983 July 20
Fox Island House Party Pledge, undated
Dinners given by Henry Powell Hopkins, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
General Events and Travel, 1938
General Events and Travel, 1940
General Events and Travel, 1942
General Events and Travel, 1944
General Events and Travel, 1946
General Events and Travel, 1949
General Events and Travel, 1950
General Events and Travel, 1951
General Events and Travel, 1952
General Events and Travel, 1955
General Events and Travel, 1956
General Events and Travel, 1957
General Events and Travel, 1958
General Events and Travel, 1959
General Events and Travel, 1960
General Events and Travel, 1961
General Events and Travel, 1962
General Events and Travel, 1963
General Events and Travel, 1964
General Events and Travel, 1965

Box 41

1. General Events and Travel, 1966

2. General Events and Travel, 1967

3. General Events and Travel, 1968

4. General Events and Travel, 1969

5. General Events and Travel, 1970

6. General Events and Travel, 1971

7. General Events and Travel, 1972

8. General Events and Travel, 1973

9. General Events and Travel, 1974

10. General Events and Travel, 1975

11. General Events and Travel, 1976

12. General Events and Travel, 1977

13. General Events and Travel, 1978

14. General Events and Travel, 1979

Series 6: Photographs

15. Photograph Album, Testimonial Dinner for Governor J. Millard Tawes, 1961 February 21

16. Photograph Album, Construction of the J. Millard Tawes Science Hall, Frostburg State College, 1968 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

17. Photograph Album, J. Millard Tawes, undated

18. Photograph Album, J. Millard Tawes, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

19. Photocopies, J. Millard Tawes, John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, 1961-1963

20. Photocopies, J. Millard Tawes, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, 1964-1967

21. J. Millard Tawes, 1938

22. J. Millard Tawes, 1959

23. J. Millard Tawes, 1960-1967 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

24. J. Millard Tawes, 1961

25. J. Millard Tawes, 1962

26. J. Millard Tawes, 1963

27. J. Millard Tawes, 1964

28. J. Millard Tawes, 1965

29. J. Millard Tawes, 1966

30. J. Millard Tawes, 1967

31. J. Millard Tawes, 1968

32. J. Millard Tawes, 1971

33. J. Millard Tawes, 1974

34. J. Millard Tawes, undated

35. Helen Avalynne Tawes, 1989

36. Helen Avalynne Tawes, undated

37. Portraits, 1964

38. Portraits, undated

39. Landscapes and Streetscapes, 1962

40. Landscapes and Streetscapes, 1965

41. Landscapes and Streetscapes, 1972

42. Landscapes and Streetscapes, undated

Series 7: Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings

43. Scrapbook, 1894-1960

Box 42

Scrapbook, 1925-1930
Scrapbook, 1941 November – 1943 February REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1943
Scrapbook, 1943 February 19 – 1945 February 5 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1945 December – 1946 June REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1946
Scrapbook, Democratic Primary Election, Maryland, 1954 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1959-1960 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1960 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, Birthday Greetings, B’nai B’rith, 1960 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1961 January 1 – 1961 May 31 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1961 January 29 – 1961 February 9 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, Centennial, Burkittsville, Maryland, 1962 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, NAHB Experimental House, 1962 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1963
Scrapbook, “Pictorial Review, ’64 Governor’s Conference, Cleveland, Ohio,” 1964 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, “President Johnson’s 1965 Inauguration Ceremonies,” 1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, “Pope Paul in the United States,” 1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, “Governor Tawes’ Committee on the Moral Aspects of Traffic Safety,” 1965-1966 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, 1966 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Scrapbook, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Newspaper Clippings, 1928-1985 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Newspaper Clippings, 1934
Newspaper Clippings, 1937
Newspaper Clippings, 1938
Newspaper Clippings, 1939
Newspaper Clippings, 1940
Newspaper Clippings, 1941
Newspaper Clippings, 1942
Newspaper Clippings, 1943
Newspaper Clippings, 1944
Newspaper Clippings, 1945
Newspaper Clippings, 1946
Newspaper Clippings, 1947
Newspaper Clippings, 1948
Newspaper Clippings, 1950
Newspaper Clippings, 1951
Newspaper Clippings, 1952
Newspaper Clippings, 1953
Newspaper Clippings, 1954
Newspaper Clippings, 1955
Newspaper Clippings, 1956
Newspaper Clippings, 1957
Newspaper Clippings, 1958
Newspaper Clippings, 1959
Newspaper Clippings, 1960
Newspaper Clippings, 1961
Newspaper Clippings, 1962
Newspaper Clippings, 1963
Newspaper Clippings, 1964
Newspaper Clippings, 1965
Newspaper Clippings, 1966
Newspaper Clippings, 1967
Newspaper Clippings, 1968
Newspaper Clippings, 1969
Newspaper Clippings, 1970
Newspaper Clippings, 1971
Newspaper Clippings, 1972
Newspaper Clippings, 1973
Newspaper Clippings, 1976
Newspaper Clippings, 1977
Newspaper Clippings, 1978
Newspaper Clippings, 1979
Newspaper Clippings, 1983
Newspaper Clippings, 1984
Newspaper Clippings, undated

Series 8: Ephemera

Subseries 8.1: Memorabilia

67. Booklet, “My Favorite Maryland Recipes,” Helen Avalynne Tawes, 1958

68. Business Cards, “J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland,” 1959-1967

69. Business Cards, “Governor and Mrs. J. Millard Tawes,” 1959-1967

70. Gift Cards, “Maryland State Flower, Presented by the Governor, J. Millard Tawes,” 1959-1967

71. Booklet, “Government House, Annapolis, Maryland,” 1959-1967

72. Business Cards, “J. Millard Tawes, Secretary, Department of Natural Resources,” 1969-1971

73. Brochures, “The Helen Avalynne Tawes Garden,” 1976

74. Business cards, undated

Subseries 8.2: Civic and Social Organizations

75. Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1893 June 7-8

76. Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1931 July 8-10

77. Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1932 July 6-8

Box 43

Charter Constitution and By-Laws, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1933 August 1
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1934 June 20-22
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1937 June 23-25
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1946 June 19-21
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1950 June 21-23
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1957 June 19-21
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1966 June 22-24
Guest Book, Testimonial to J. Millard Tawes, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1967 June 2
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1967 June 21-23
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1972 June 19-21
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1973 June 18-20
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1974 June 17-19
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1975 June 16-18
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1976 June 14-16
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1977 June 13-15
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1978 June 12-14
Folder, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1979 June 18-20 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Guest Books, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1979 June 18-20
Proceedings, Annual Session, Grand Chapter of Maryland, Order of the Eastern Star, 1933 April 24-27
Proceedings, Annual Session, Grand Chapter of Maryland, Order of the Eastern Star, 1934 April 23-25
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Knights of Pythias, 1931 April 4-5
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Knights of Pythias, 1934 August 13-18
Proceedings, Annual Convention, Knights of Pythias, 1936 August 10-14

Box 44

Proceedings, Annual Convention, Knights of Pythias, 1974 September 12-14
Ledger, Wilmington Conference Education Society, 1936-1958 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Reports to the Peninsula Annual Conference of the Methodist Church, 1956
Membership Card, The Golden Eagle Square and Compass Club of Maryland, 1960
Rotary!, Carl Zapffe, Rotary Club of Baltimore, 1963
Membership Card, Eastern Shore Shrine Club of Boumi Temple, 1974

Subseries 8.3: Honors

7. Certificate of Excellence, Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College, 1913 March 8 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

8. Diploma, Accounting, Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College, 1913 March 18 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

9. Honorary Membership, Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Israel, 1959 March 9 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

10. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, University of Maryland, 1959 June 6 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

11. Appointment, Honorary Commodore of the Bladensburg-Anacostia Fleet, Bladensburg Port Authority, Bladensburg Lions Club, 1959 June 6 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

12. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, Washington College, 1959 June 7

13. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, Washington College, 1959 June 7 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

14. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, Morgan State College, 1960 June 6

15. Certificate of Appreciation, Dorchester County, Maryland, 1961 September 28 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

16. Certificate of Appreciation, Department of the Army, 1961 October 20 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

17. Appointment, Honorary Pilot, Maryland Wing, Civil Air Patrol, 1962 January 29 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

18. Honorary Membership, Ancient Order of the Chammori, 1962 July 1 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

19. Certificate of Appreciation, Cuban Revolutionary Council, 1963 March 5 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

20. Certificate of Appreciation, Confederate High Command, 1963 July 3 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

21. Honorary Membership, Air Force Academy Parents Club, 1963 Jul 17 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

22. Appointment, Honorary Admiral, Naval Academy, 1963 October 15 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

23. Print, Courtesy of the Mayor of Heidelberg, Germany, 1964 May 31 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

24. Proclamation, Mayor of the City of San Antonio, Texas, 1964 October 12 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

25. Print, Children of Youth Aliyah, 1965 March REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

26. Honorary Membership, Ancient and Honorable Order of the Oozlefinch, 1965 April 28 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

27. Appointment, Honorary Ambassador of Air Defense, Army Air Defense Command, 1965 April 30 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

28. Proclamation, Governor of the State of New York, 1965 June 10 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

29. Proclamation, New York World’s Fair 1964-1965 Corporation, 1965 June 14 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

30. Honorary Citizenship, City of Savannah, Georgia, 1965 June 30 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

31. Prints, Wim L. Van Dijk, Courtesy of the Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1965 November 15-20 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

32. Diploma, Honoris Causa, Catholic University of Petropolis, Brazil, 1965 November 18 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

33. Citation, Disabled American Veterans, 1966 February 21 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

34. Honorary Citizenship, State of Delaware, 1966 May 26 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

35. Citation, Wesley College, 1966 June 5 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

36. Honorary Membership, Delaware Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Incorporated, 1966 June 22 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

37. Certificate of Appreciation, Howard County Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Incorporated, 1967 June 2 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

38. Honorary Citizenship, State of Delaware, 1968 July 29 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

39. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, 1973 May 26

40. Citation, City of Baltimore, Maryland, 1974 April 7 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

41. Diploma, Doctor of Laws, Salisbury State College, 1974 May 11

42. Poster, Courtesy of the Citizens of Teresopolis, Brazil, 1974 May 13 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

43. Proclamation, Chesapeake Appreciation, Incorporated, 1976 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

44. Guest Book, In Honor of J. Millard Tawes on His 84th Birthday, 1978 April 8

45. Resolutions of Respect and Sympathy on the Death of J. Millard Tawes, 1979

46. Resolution of Respect and Sympathy on the Death of J. Millard Tawes, Board of Trustees of the State Colleges and Universities, 1979 July 17 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

47. Honorary Citizenship, State of Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

48. Poster, “Best Safety Record Because of Tawes,” undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

49. Certificate of Appreciation, Anne Arundel County and City of Annapolis, Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

50. Certificate of Appreciation, Marine Corps, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

51. Appointment, Honorary State Chairman, United Service Organizations, Incorporated, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

52. Honorary Membership, Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

53. Appointment, Honorary Commodore of the Chesapeake Bay Heritage Cruise, Motor Boating Magazine, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

54. Honorary Membership, District 5 of the United States Power Squadron, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

55. Honorary Lease, Minute Maid Corporation, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

56. Award, Discover America Program, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

57. Honorary Membership, National Good Egg Club, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

58. Certificate, Tree Fund, Jewish National Fund, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

59. Poster, Delaware-Maryland Boundaries Established by Mason/Dixon and Colonial Surveyors, Courtesy of National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

60. Poster, Seal, Dorchester County, Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

61. Print, Ocean City Convention Hall, Loewer, Sargent & Associates, Architects-Engineers, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

62. Political Cartoon, Dick Mansfield, undated

63. Pastel Sketch, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

64. Poster, Pledge of Allegiance, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

65. Poster, Prayer for Peace, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

66. Honors, 1937

67. Honors, 1938

68. Honors, 1947

69. Honors, 1948

70. Honors, 1952

71. Honors, 1955

72. Honors, 1959

73. Honors, 1960

74. Honors, 1961

75. Honors, 1962

76. Honors, 1963

77. Honors, 1964

78. Honors, 1965

79. Honors, 1966

80. Honors, 1967

81. Honors, 1968

82. Honors, 1969

83. Honors, 1970

84. Honors, 1971

85. Honors, 1973

86. Honors, 1974

87. Honors, 1975

88. Honors, 1976

89. Honors, 1977

90. Honors, 1978

91. Honors, 1979

92. Honors, Undated

Series 9: Personal Records

93. Ledger, Financial Records, 1914-1927

94. Loan Notes, Bank of Crisfield, 1920-1959

95. Forms, Capital Stock Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Blank, 1926

96. Ledger, Collections, 1930-1939

97. Ledger, Real Estate, 1937-1957

98. Receipt, Angenora Byrd to J. Millard Tawes, 1938 March 26

99. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Elisha Sterling and Grace Sterling, 1939 May 1

100. List, Mortgages, Notes and Sales Contracts, 1941-1949

101. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Ralph Parks and Mabel Parks, 1941 May 26

102. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Allen Parks and Nellie Parks, 1942 January 16

103. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Fred Daniello, 1942 December 14

104. Deed, J. Millard Tawes to Otis William Harris and Agnes Mae Harris, 1943 May 22

105. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Leeland G. Bonneville and Florence M. Bonneville, 1943 July 26

106. Deed, J. Millard Tawes to Princeton Douglas, 1943 July 31

107. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to G. Richard Sterling and Dorothy Sterling, 1943 November 20

108. Insurance Policies, 1944-1947

109. Profit and Loss Statements, Bank of Crisfield, 1945-1947

110. Deed, J. Millard Tawes to Hammond R. Betts and Kathryn Betts, 1945 May 4

111. Bill of Sale and Tax Receipt, Yacht Tahoka, 1946

112. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Stanley De Haven, 1946 October 19

113. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Alonzo Leon Miles, 1947 February 1

114. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Owen Lee Tyler, 1947 February 9

115. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to John H. Tilghman, 1947 February 21

116. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Joseph David Bryant, 1947 March 3

117. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Otis Warfield Townsend, 1947 March 5

118. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Virgie Mary Bryant, 1947 October 13

119. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Virgie Mary Bryant, 1948 February 7

120. Mortgage, J. Millard Tawes to Raymond Whittington, 1948 May 28

121. Account Statements, State Employees Credit Union of Maryland, 1950-1975

122. Computation for Retirement, 1956

Box 45

Check Stubs, 1957-1959
Insurance Policies, Edward W. McCready Memorial Hospital, 1966-1967
Settlement, J. Millard Tawes and Elwood Tawes, 1967 March 23
Mortgage Statements, Farmers Home Administration, Department of Agriculture, 1970-1974
Wall Calendar, The Maurice Leeser Co. Letterpress Lithography, 1971
Audit, Internal Revenue Service, 1972
Notice of Levy, Internal Revenue Service, 1972
Map, Tawes Property, Crisfield, Maryland, undated REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Account Book, Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Maryland, undated
Deeds, Blank, Undated
Safe Combination, undated
Bills and Receipts, 1939
Bills and Receipts, 1944
Bills and Receipts, 1945
Bills and Receipts, 1946
Bills and Receipts, 1947
Bills and Receipts, 1948
Bills and Receipts, 1949
Bills and Receipts, 1950
Bills and Receipts, 1951
Bills and Receipts, 1955
Bills and Receipts, 1957
Bills and Receipts, 1958
Bills and Receipts, 1959
Bills and Receipts, 1960
Bills and Receipts, 1961
Bills and Receipts, 1962
Bills and Receipts, 1964
Bills and Receipts, 1965
Bills and Receipts, 1966
Bills and Receipts, 1967
Bills and Receipts, 1968
Bills and Receipts, 1969
Bills and Receipts, 1970
Bills and Receipts, 1971
Bills and Receipts, 1973
Bills and Receipts, 1974
Bills and Receipts, 1975
Bills and Receipts, 1976
Bills and Receipts, 1977
Bills and Receipts, 1979
Bills and Receipts, undated
Tax Returns, 1937
Tax Returns, 1938
Tax Returns, 1939
Tax Returns, 1940
Tax Returns, 1941
Tax Returns, 1942
Tax Returns, 1943
Tax Returns, 1944
Tax Returns, 1945
Tax Returns, 1946
Tax Returns, 1947
Tax Returns, 1948
Tax Returns, 1949
Tax Returns, 1950
Tax Returns, 1951
Tax Returns, 1952
Tax Returns, 1953
Tax Returns, 1954
Tax Returns, 1955
Tax Returns, 1956

Series 10: Publications

Subseries 10.1: Books

63. Union Questions on Select Portions of Scripture from the Old and New Testaments, Vol. I, American Sunday School Union, 1834

64. Why are you a Lutheran? B. Kurtz, 1853

65. The Life and Beauties of Fannie Fern, William Moulton, 1855

66. List of Merchant Vessels of the United States, 1895

67. Liste des Signaux Distinctifs, 1905

68. Congressional Record, Index to Vol. 43 Parts 1-4, 1909

Box 46

Congressional Record, Vol. 43 Part 2, pages 1009-2016, 1909
The Boy Aviators in Nicaragua, Captain Wilbur Lawton, 1911
Rowe’s Bookkeeping and Accountancy, Wholesale Set, Harry M. Rowe, 1911
Roe’s Bookkeeping and Accountancy, Merchants Corporation Set, Harry M. Rowe, 1912
Principles of Economics, F.W. Taussig, 1926
One Hundred Master Speeches and Occasional Addresses, William Homer Ames and Paul A. Miller, 1927
The Red Harvest, Vincent Godfrey Burns, 1930
The Fisheries of Maryland, Maryland Development Bureau of the Baltimore Association of Commerce, 1932
The Fireside Quiz Book, John V. Cooper and Raymond J. Healy, 1948
Yearbook, University of Maryland, 1959
Guide for Cruising Maryland Waters, Department of Tidewater Fisheries of Maryland, 1961 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Yearbook, Wesley College, 1961
New Holland Grassland Manual, Carl B. Bender, 1962

Box 47

Naval Review, 1962-1963, United States Naval Institute, 1963
Yearbook, University of Maryland Munich Campus, 1963
Century 21: The Story of the Seattle World’s Fair, 1962, Murray Morgan, 1963
Addresses and Papers of Governor Luther Hartwell Hodges, 1963
The Man, Irving Wallace, 1964
Convention, Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II, 1964
Valley Echo: Monthly Civil War Newspaper, Potomac Edison Company, 1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Compilation of Works of Art and Other Objects in the United States Capitol, 1965
The Treasure Chest, Charles W. Wallis, 1965
Yearbook, University of Maryland, 1966
Yearbook, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, 1966

Box 48

The Right to Bear Arms, Carl Bakal, 1966
Addresses and Papers of Governor Terry Sanford, 1966
The Man Who Broke a Thousand Chains, Vincent Godfrey Burns, 1968
Memories of Steamboats, Campmeetings, Skipjacks and Islands of the Chesapeake, Ben Evans, 1977
Who’s Who of Wicomico Women, 1930-1976, Salisbury Branch, Maryland Division, American Association of University Women, 1976
Middlemarch, Part II, George Eliot, undated
Dubrovnik, Cvito Fiskovic, undated

Subseries 10.2: Magazines

8. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1943 March

9. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1943 December

10. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1944 September

11. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1944 December

12. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1957 December

13. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1958 March

14. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1958 June

15. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1966 September

16. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1967 March

17. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1969 Fall

18. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1969 Winter

19. Maryland Historical Magazine, 1979 Summer

20. The Philadelphia Form, 1953 June

21. Yugoslavia, No. 13 1957

22. Yugoslavia, No. 16 1958

23. Maryland Motor Transport News, 1959 February

24. TV Guide, School Edition, Washington County, Maryland Closed Circuit Educational Television, March 3-7

25. Release, 1958 Spring

26. Democratic Digest, 1958 November-December

27. Tea Time Tales, 1959 December

28. Current Biography, 1960 October

29. Holiday, 1961 September REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

30. Holiday, 1962 December REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

31. Saturday Evening Post, 1963 December 14 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

32. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 May 6 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

33. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 November 18 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

34. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 December 2 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

35. Kelsey Review, Trenton Junior College, 1964 Autumn

36. Fishing Gazette, 1964 October

Box 49

Congressional Digest, 1964 December
The Picket Post, 1965 April
Fortune, 1965 August REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Maryland English Journal, 1965 Fall
Cauf, 1965 September
Oasis, 1966 February
Baltimore Real Estate and Building News, 1966 April
Valleys of History, 1966 Summer
Look, 1967 January 24 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Look, February 7 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
Maryland Parent-Teacher, 1967 February
National Geographic, 1967 February
National Geographic, 1967 March
National Geographic, 1967 May
National Geographic, 1967 August
National Geographic, 1967 October
National Geographic, 1968 June
Manchete, Special Edition, 1967 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE
The Crisis, 1969 April
Chip Chats, 1969 September-October
DM Vehicle, 1969 December
Port of Baltimore Bulletin, 1970 August
Maryland Conservationist, 1970 December
Maryland Conservationist, 1971 September-October
Maryland Conservationist, 1977 May-June
Chesapeake Bay Magazine, 1971 October
Chesapeake Bay Magazine, 1972 May
Maryland Banking Quarterly, 1974 Spring
Green America, 1977
Bay Country Woodcrafts, 1979-1980
Ducks Unlimited, 1980 July/August
Appalachia, 1985 March

Subseries 10.3: Booklets, Brochures and Maps

33. Booklet, “Maryland: A State Rich in Charm, Tradition, Achievement and Natural Beauty,” 1938

34. Booklet, “The Maryland Act of Religious Toleration,” 1949

35. Map, Ellicott City, Maryland, 1953 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

36. Booklet, “Maryland Wildfowl Identification Guide,” 1956

37. Booklet, “Government Subsidy Historical Review,” 1958

38. Highway Maps, Maryland, 1959-1970

39. Travel Brochures, Maryland, 1959-1979

40. Booklet, “A Question of Intent,” 1959

41. Booklet, “Fun, Fishing and Boating in Chesapeake Bay Country,” 1960

42. Booklet, “United States Senate,” 1960

43. Booklet, “The Kentucky-Virginia Resolutions,” 1960

44. Booklet, “The Fort Hill Address of John C. Calhoun,” 1960

45. Booklet, “Brief History of Somerset County Physicians, 1791-1959,” 1960

46. Booklet, “The Leadership of Speaker Sam Rayburn,” 1961

47. Map, Mid-Atlantic Region, 1962

48. Booklet, “Opportunities for Science Oriented Industries in Maryland,” 1962

49. Booklet, “Velocity of Light,” 1963

50. Booklet, “Ducks at a Distance,” 1963

51. Booklet, “Assateague Island National Seashore,” 1964

52. Booklet, “Maryland Basic Plant Location Data,” 1964

53. Booklet, “Economic Progress in Maryland,” 1965 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

54. Booklet, “The Budget in Brief,” 1965

55. Booklet, “Adult Physical Fitness: A Guide for Men and Women,” 1965

56. Booklet, “Doctor Crisfield: A Brief Biography of Clarence E. Collins,” 1965

57. Booklet, “The Familiar Letters of Governor Horatio Sharpe,” 1966

58. Booklet, “Maryland Bank Register, 1790-1964,” 1966

59. Road Atlas and Travel Guide, United States-Canada-Mexico, 1966

60. Booklet, “Follow Pedro, the Pedestrian Pup,” 1967

61. Booklet, “High Winds…High Tides,” 1967

62. Booklet, “The Atlantic Alliance,” 1968

63. Booklet, “Ask Me About Maryland,” 1969

64. Booklet, “Wholesome Fish and Fisheries Products Act,” 1971

65. Booklet, “Your Voice in Annapolis: The Maryland General Assembly,” 1976

66. Booklet, “The Maryland Record Book,” 1978

67. Booklet, “Annapolis, 1776-1976,” undated

68. Booklet, “Agricultural Maryland,” undated

69. Booklet, “Your Maryland Vacation,” undated

70. Booklet, “Crisfield Invites the Coast Guard,” undated

71. Brochure, “Send Help Signal,” undated

Series 11: Historic Maryland Records

72. Warrant, 1782 January 4

73. Warrant, 1783 September 24

74. Memorial Book, Letters of Elizabeth Dennis Cottman, 1852

75. Diary, Unknown Author, 1884 September 9 – 1885 January 15

76. Excerpts, Puck, 1886 REMOVED TO OVERSIZE

77. Correspondence and Speech, Gordon T. Atkinson, 1895-1903

78. Correspondence, Certificate and Photograph, Joseph Brooke Fradiska, 1937-1994

Oversize

Box 50

Series 1: Biographical Sketches, Indexes, Speeches and Remarks

Folder, Index to Speeches, 1959 January-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1959 September-1960 January
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1960 January-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1960 October-1961 May
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1961 May-September
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1962 October-1963 June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1963 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1964 January-June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1964 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1965 January-June
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1965 July-December
Folder, Index to Speeches, 1966 January-July
“The Role of Religion in American Government,” 1967 April 18

Series 4: Political Papers, State Papers and Reports

2. Ballots, General Election, Somerset County, Maryland, 1923 November 6

Sample Ballot, Democratic Primary Election, Wicomico County, Maryland, 1938 September 12

Political Broadside, “Democratic Dance and Mass Meeting,” Kent County, Maryland, 1950 July 28

Political Broadside, Somerset County, Maryland, 1954

Sample Ballot, Democratic Primary Election, Calvert County, Maryland, 1962 May 15

Unofficial Returns, General Election, Maryland, 1970 November 3

3. Appointment, Philip Tawes, Captain, Infantry, National Guard of the State of Maryland, 1951 February 24

Appointment, Member of the Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College, 1953 May 26

Election Certification, Delegate to the Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967 July 4

Appointment, Chairman of the Board of Natural Resources, 1968 August 19

Appointment, Secretary of Natural Resources, 1969 June 30

Appointment, Member of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park Commission, 1971 November 10

Election Certification, Delegate to the 1972 Democratic National Convention, 1972 May 31

Appointment, State Treasurer, 1973 May 31

Appointment, Member of the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1975 January 16

Appointment, Member of the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges, 1975 June 12

Series 5: Events and Travel

4. Friendship Dinner in Honor of James M. Swartz, 1958 January 11

Inauguration, J. Millard Tawes, 1963 January 9

Seattle World’s Fair, 1964-1965

New York World’s Fair, 1964-1965

Nova Scotia-Annapolis Friendship Dinner, Annapolis, Maryland, 1967 December 7

Souvenir Menu, Dinner given by Henry Powell Hopkins, undated

Series 6: Photographs

5. Photographs, J. Millard Tawes, 1960-1967

6. Photograph Album, Construction of the J. Millard Tawes Science Hall, Frostburg State College, 1968

7. Photograph Album, J. Millard Tawes, undated

Box 51

Series 7: Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings

Scrapbook, 1941 November – 1943 February
Scrapbook, 1943 February 19 – 1945 February 5

Box 52

Scrapbook, 1945 December – 1946 June
Scrapbook, Democratic Primary Election, Maryland, 1954
Scrapbook, 1959-1960

Box 53

Scrapbook, 1960

Box 54

Scrapbook, Birthday Greetings, B’nai B’rith, 1960
Scrapbook, 1961 January 1 – 1961 May 31
Scrapbook, 1961 January 29 – 1961 February 9
Scrapbook, Centennial, Burkittsville, Maryland, 1962
Scrapbook, NAHB Experimental House, 1962

Box 55

Scrapbook, “Pictorial Review, ’64 Governor’s Conference, Cleveland, Ohio,” 1964
Scrapbook, “President Johnson’s 1965 Inauguration Ceremonies,” 1965
Scrapbook, “Pope Paul in the United States,” 1965
Scrapbook, “Governor Tawes’ Committee on the Moral Aspects of Traffic Safety,” 1965-1966

Box 56

Scrapbook, 1966
Scrapbook, undated

Box 57

Newspaper Clippings, 1928-1985

Box 58

Series 8: Ephemera

Diploma, Doctor of Laws, University of Maryland, 1959 June 6
Diploma, Doctor of Laws, Washington College, 1959 June 7
Diploma, Honoris Causa, Catholic University of Petropolis, Brazil, 1965 November 18
Certificate of Excellence, Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College, 1913 March 8
Honorary Membership, Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Israel, 1959 March 9
Appointment, Honorary Commodore of the Bladensburg-Anacostia Fleet, Bladensburg Port Authority, Bladensburg Lions Club, 1959 June 6
Certificate of Appreciation, Dorchester County, Maryland, 1961 September 28
Certificate of Appreciation, Department of the Army, 1961 October 20
Appointment, Honorary Pilot, Maryland Wing, Civil Air Patrol, 1962 January 29
Honorary Membership, Ancient Order of the Chammori, 1962 July 1
Certificate of Appreciation, Cuban Revolutionary Council, 1963 March 5
Honorary Membership, Air Force Academy Parents Club, 1963 Jul 17
Proclamation, Mayor of the City of San Antonio, Texas, 1964 October 12
Print, Children of Youth Aliyah, 1965 March
Honorary Membership, Ancient and Honorable Order of the Oozlefinch, 1965 April 28
Appointment, Honorary Ambassador of Air Defense, Army Air Defense Command, 1965 April 30
Proclamation, Governor of the State of New York, 1965 June 10
Proclamation, New York World’s Fair 1964-1965 Corporation, 1965 June 14
Honorary Citizenship, City of Savannah, Georgia, 1965 June 30
Citation, Disabled American Veterans, 1966 February 21
Citation, Wesley College, 1966 June 5
Honorary Membership, Delaware Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Incorporated, 1966 June 22
Certificate of Appreciation, Howard County Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Incorporated, 1967 June 2
Citation, City of Baltimore, Maryland, 1974 April 7
Poster, Courtesy of the Citizens of Teresopolis, Brazil, 1974 May 13
Proclamation, Chesapeake Appreciation, Incorporated, 1976
Resolution of Respect and Sympathy on the Death of J. Millard Tawes, Board of Trustees of the State Colleges and Universities, 1979 July 17
Honorary Citizenship, State of Maryland, undated
Certificate of Appreciation, Anne Arundel County and City of Annapolis, Maryland, undated
Certificate of Appreciation, Marine Corps, undated
Appointment, Honorary State Chairman, United Service Organizations, Incorporated, undated
Honorary Membership, Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association, undated
Appointment, Honorary Commodore of the Chesapeake Bay Heritage Cruise, Motor Boating Magazine, undated
Honorary Membership, District 5 of the United States Power Squadron, undated
Honorary Lease, Minute Maid Corporation, undated
Award, Discover America Program, undated
Honorary Membership, National Good Egg Club, undated
Certificate, Tree Fund, Jewish National Fund, undated
Poster, Delaware-Maryland Boundaries Established by Mason/Dixon and Colonial Surveyors, Courtesy of National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, undated
Poster, “Best Safety Records Because of Tawes,” undated
Poster, Seal, Dorchester County, Maryland, undated
Poster, Pledge of Allegiance, undated
Poster, Prayer for Peace, undated
Appointment, Honorary Admiral, Naval Academy, 1963 October 15
Print, Courtesy of the Mayor of Heidelberg, Germany, 1964 May 31
Prints, Wim L. Van Dijk, Courtesy of the Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1965
Honorary Citizenship, State of Delaware, 1966 May 26
Honorary Citizenship, State of Delaware, 1968 July 29

Box 59

National Fire Service Staff and Command School, University of Maryland, 1964 July 20-31
Southern Governors’ Conference, Gilbertville, Kentucky, 1966 September 17-21
Binder, Board of Public Works, undated
Folder, Annual Convention, Maryland State Firemen’s Association, 1979 June 18-20
Ledger, Wilmington Conference Education Society, 1936-1958

Series 9: Personal Records

6. Map, Tawes Property, Crisfield, Maryland, undated

Series 10: Publications

7. Guide for Cruising Maryland Waters, Department of Tidewater Fisheries of Maryland, 1961

8. Valley Echo: Monthly Civil War Newspaper, Potomac Edison Company, 1965

9. Holiday, 1961 September

10. Holiday, 1962 December

11. Saturday Evening Post, 1963 December 14

12. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 May 6

13. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 November 18

14. Saturday Evening Post, 1967 December 2

15. Fortune, 1965 August

16. Look, 1967 January 24

17. Look, 1967 February 7

18. Manchete, Special Edition, 1967

19. Booklet, “Economic Progress in Maryland,” 1965

Box 60

Series 12: 2021 Addition

Certificate of Incorporation of the Wilmington Conference Educational Society, circa 1909
Wilmington Conference Educational Society Treasurer's Reports and Finances, 1948-1959
Wilmington Conference Educational Society Scholarship and other Financial items, 1957-1959
Wilmington Conference Education Society Treasurer's Journal, 1964
Wilmington Conference Educational Society Check Stubs, 1937-1958
Bank of Crisfield Check stubs, 1959-1963
Bank of Crisfield blank check stubs, undated
University of Maryland Eastern Shore, 1975-1978
Towson State University Presidential Search, 1979
Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges Administrative Documents, 1979 (1/2)
Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges Administrative Documents, 1979 (2/2)
Miscellaneous education materials, 1965-1979
Event Audio Recordings (Reel to Reel), 1956
Church Anniversary Books (7th Baptist Church in Baltimore, Our Lady of Sorrow Owensville), 1960, 1966

Box 61

Tribute Scrapbook for J. Millard Tawes, circa 1960s
Democratic National Convention book, 1964
Maryland Air and Water Quality Atlas, 1982

Oversize Folder

Map, Dredging, Shelltown, Maryland, undated
Map, Dredging, Shelltown, Maryland, undated
Map, Ellicott City, Maryland, 1953
Southern Governors’ Conference, Sea Island, Georgia, 1965 August 12-15
Diploma, Accounting, Sadler’s Bryant and Stratton Business College, 1913 March 18
Certificate of Appreciation, Confederate High Command, 1963 July 3
Print, Ocean City Convention Hall, Loewer, Sargent & Associates, Architects-Engineers, undated
Pastel Sketch, undated
Excerpts, Puck, 1886

Oversize Folders

Governor's Mansion Illustration, undated
State Office Buildings Rendering, circa 1960s
"The Bay Twins" photo by Charles Wohrna
Typescript introdcution for John F. Kennedy
Wooden Image of the Hamburg-American Line
Dewitt's Household Remedies advertisement, circa 1880s

Artifacts

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