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This collection which dates from 1971 to 1985 contains aerial photography of Baltimore County locations.

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The Black Student Union was formed in 1970 to advance the professional, academic, and social development of Black students at Towson University. This collection which spans from 1968 to 2021 contains documents, photographs, and artifacts dating to the inception of the organization and detailing the history of their ongoing mission.

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Marion Buchman was an award-winning Baltimore poet and lecturer at the Johns Hopkins University. This collection contains personal and professional letters and correspondence; poetry drafts; magazines, anthologies, and newspaper clippings featuring the creator’s poetry; original documents and copies of memberships and awards; photographs; and an audio reel of a poetry reading by the creator.

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This College oversees the Art Department, Asian Art Gallery, Dance Department, Electronic Media and Film Department, Mass Communication Department, Music Department, and Theatre Department. It was established in 1982 when the college system was created at Towson State University, now Towson University. This collection is composed of meeting and correspondence files, as well as material related to productions of the College.

Abstract Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. was the 60th governor of Maryland in from 2003 to 2007., with Michael S. Steele as his lieutenant governor, and served from 2003 to 2007. The collection contains materials spanning Bob Ehrlich's career in public office. It is chiefly composed of documents, photographs, and videos from 1987 to present, including letters to constituents, newspaper clippings, and televised news reports relating to his political work. The collection also includes a variety of trophies and...

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Earle Taylor Hawkins was the eighth president of Towson University from 1947 to 1969. The collection consists of documents concerning and kept by Dr. Earle Taylor Hawkins. They are papers of a personal nature that do not relate to his work at Towson State Teachers College. The collection consists of correspondence, honors, awards, speeches, event programs, and other activities that Dr. Hawkins was involved with both professionally and privately.

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This collection consists primarily of photographs and newspaper clippings, as well as additional items pertaining to Ms. Hilty's time as a student at Towson University.

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Dr. Frederick James Ladd taught courses in art history and architecture at Towson University from 1971 until his retirement in 1991. The collection is chiefly composed of photographic materials photographed and purchased by Ladd dating from the late 1960s to the late 1990s.

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This collection represents the creative works of Jonathan Leshnoff, composer and Towson University faculty member. Works begin in 1987 and continue into the present. The materials consist largely of musical sketches, drafts, and scores. Other materials include correspondence, composition references, ephemera, and recordings.