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Radiation Biology	Title: Radiation Biology Photograph Collection, MS-846 Abstract: This collection houses photographs of well-known radiation biologists, including Antoine Lacassagne, Colonel Spencer Mort, and Charles L. Dunham.
Ragland, Martha	Title: Martha Ragland Collection, MS-883 Abstract: The collection contains a file of newspaper clippings, personal correspondence, and campaign literature covering the 1948 primary and general election of Estes Kefauver's first Senate campaign. Along with this is a scrapbook kept by Martha Ragland while she was chairman of the State Women's Division for the 1948 primary and general election. In it is a memo written in January, 1977 describing her involvement in the campaign and her memories of it. A button collection of various Kefauver campaigns is also included. These papers are a valuable addition to the political records of Estes Kefauver.
Ragsdale, W.B.	Title: W. B. Ragsdale Papers, MS-2277 Abstract: The W.B. Ragsdale Papers, ca. 1952, include a letter entitled A Few Random Recollections of the Tennessee Evolution Trial from Mr. Ragsdale, an Associated Press reporter, about the Scopes Evolution Trial in Dayton, TN, during the summer of 1925.
Railroad Records	Title: Railroad Records Collection and Addendum, MS-1108 Abstract: This collection houses a wide array of items documenting railroads in the Southeast, including published rules and regulations, commodity tariff schedules and classification lists, passenger timetables and rate schedules, and miscellaneous items and memorabilia. Most of the material relates to the Southern Railway System and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Ramsay, Minnie	Title: Minnie Ramsay Letter, MS-2241 Abstract: In a June 7, 1878 letter to Governeur J. Tompkins of Duchess County, NY, Minnie Ramsay provides a first-hand account of the unveiling of the Andrew Johnson Monument in Greeneville, TN.
Ramsey, Frances A.	Title: Frances A. Ramsey Document, MS-2317 Abstract: Frances A. Ramsey, born in 1764, was the father of J.G.M. Ramsey. He served as the Clerk of Washington County and as one of the first trustees of Blount College (later the University of Tennessee). He was among the signers of the Tennessee Constitution in 1796. He died in 1820.
Ramsey, Isabel	Title: Isabel Ramsey Recipes, MS-1900 Abstract: Collection consists of recipes for Mary Crozier's White Cake, One Egg Cake, White Cake, Jumbles, Peanut Cookies, Drop Bisquits, and Pineapple Bavarian Cream.
Ramsey, J.G.M.	Title: J.G.M. Ramsey Receipt, MS-2238 Abstract: The J.G.M. Ramsey Receipt, dated December 5, 1845, notes payment of $4.50 by Moses Armstrong for medical services rendered on September 24, 1845.
Ramsey, James Gettys McGready	Title: Ramsey Family Papers,, MS-253 Abstract: This collection consists of documents relating to James Gettys McGready Ramsey, historian and physician of Knoxville, Tenn., and his family. Included are correspondence, legal and financial papers, clippings, scrapbooks, family Bible, photographs, and other family and personal papers concerning Knoxville and Tennessee history; the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company; the Confederate Treasury, of which Ramsey was an official; the Civil War; Tennessee Historical Society; and Anderson's East Tennessee Mining Company (49ers). Correspondents include Lyman Draper, Andrew Jackson, William G. McAdoo, and Mrs. James K. Polk.
Ramsey, James Gettys McGready	Title: James Gettys McGready Ramsey Letters, MS-293 Abstract: Copies of letters written from J.G.M. Ramsey to his brother, W.B.A. Ramsey.
Ramsey, James Gettys McGready	Title: James Gettys McGready Ramsey Papers, MS-309 Abstract: This collection houses materials documenting the life and work of James Gettys McGready Ramsey. These papers include diaries, correspondence, essays, and articles written by Ramsey in addition to articles and biographical information describing Ramsey.
Ramsey, Margaret Barton Crozier, 1802-1889.	Title: Margaret Barton Crozier Ramsey Diary, MS-322 Abstract: Margaret Barton Crozier Ramsey kept this diary while she was in exile in North Carolina during and shortly after the Civil War. In it, she describes the destruction of her home in Tennessee, her journey to and life in North Carolina, the churches she attended, her religious views, her homesickness for her life in Tennessee, and her feelings toward the Union Army. She also relates family news, including news of her sons and other family members serving in the Confederate Army.
Randolph, Elizabeth Martin	Title: Letter to Elizabeth Randolph, MS-2326 Abstract: This letter, from Elizabeth Randolph's sister-in-laws/Meriwether Lewis Randolph's sisters in 1837, sends their condolences on the death of their brother.
Raskopf, Benjamin David	Title: Benjamin D. Raskopf Papers, MS-1877 Abstract: This collection houses primarily books, pamphlets, charts, correspondence, and drafts of chapters documenting Raskopf's The Agricultural History of Tennessee, which he intended to cover every aspect of the history of farm life from crops to churches. The collection also houses Raskopf's Rural Research Series, which he wrote through the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology at the University of Tennessee.
Ray, James Earl	Title: James Earl Ray Papers, MS-3147 Abstract: This collection houses letters, news clippings, official papers, and other items documenting James Earl Ray's life between the Martin Luther King assassination in 1968 and Ray's death in 1998. They concern his attempts to prove his innocence and his life in prison.
Ray, Kristofer	Title: Kristofer Ray World War II Collection, MS-2654 Abstract: This collection consists of photocopies of World War II photographs that were taken in the Mauthausen Concentration Camp in Germany, with brief handwritten commentaries. Also included is a taped interview of Captain Marshall Plummer (11th Armored Division), conducted by Chris Ray (Kristofer Ray).
Read, August R. Lee	Title: A. Lee Read Scrapbook, MS-2189 Abstract: The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans.
Reardon, Mark J.	Title: Mark Reardon Collection, MS-2030 Abstract: The Mark Reardon Collection is composed of research regarding the Battle of Mortain (France) that Reardon assembled while writing his Victory at Mortain: stopping Hitler's panzer counteroffensive (2002). This material consists of unit reports (Box 2, Folders 49, 50, Box 3, Folders 1-42), declassified orders (Box 2, Folders 42, 43), written interviews with survivors (Box 1, Folders 63-67), and histories of the different battalions involved (Box 1, Folders 3-26, 45-58).
Recipes, Remedies and Court Records	Title: Recipes, Remedies and Court Records, MS-2467 Abstract: This bound volume consists of 80 pages of recipes, including many dessert recipes. The back of the volume contains several pages of notes on court cases, as well as a list of home remedies. The year 1906 appears on one page, but the whole of the volume is not dated.
Redpath Chautauqua	Title: Union City, Tennessee, Redpath Chautauqua Brochure, MS-3157 Abstract: This brochure advertises the Redpath Chautauqua held in Union City, Tennessee, from June 10 through June 16 in 1913. The program features the Ben Greet Players, Bohumir Kryl and His Band, the Bergen-Marx Company, Gov. Joseph W. Folk, Isabel Garghill Beecher, a Debate on Socialism by J. Adam Bede and Emil Seidel, and many others.
Reece, Brazilla Carroll	Title: B. Carroll Reece Papers, MS-2298 Abstract: The B. Carroll Reece Papers, 1921-1944, consists of letters and envelopes to or concerning George S.C. Slagle of Jonesboro, TN, or dealing with disabled WWI soldiers. It also includes a copy of the book about the contested Congressional election between Reece and O.B. Lovette in 1932.
Reeve, Ruth Anderson	Title: Ruth Anderson Reeve Biography, MS-2815 Abstract: Ruth Anderson Reeve enlisted in the army in 1944. After bootcamp she was assigned to work as a cryptographer in the code room at the Pentagon, Washington, DC. This collection consists of a short biography - 2.5 pages - written by Ms. Reeve for her grandchildren.
Reinhardt, W. Dwight	Title: W. Dwight Reinhardt Letter, MS-2243 Abstract: W. Dwight Reinhardt's July 8, 1862 letter to Sarah Blackburn in Yadkin County, NC, discusses that 23rd Tennessee Regiment (C.S.A.) will soon move from Tupelo, MS, into Tennessee. He also passes along stories of skirmishes fought by the 4th North Carolina.
Religious Latin Manuscript	Title: Religious Latin Manuscript, MS-2543 Abstract: This collection consists of a religious handwritten Latin manuscript, Tractatus De jure et justitia quid justitia, et ejus objectum, with Theologi de Jure et Justit on the spine, from the library of R.A. Angel. It is filled with treatises on different aspects of religion.
Rennolds, Edwin Hansford, 1839-1912.	Title: E.H. Rennolds Diaries, MS-170 Abstract: The two diaries maintained by E.H. Rennolds, a Confederate soldier serving with the 5th Tennessee Infantry, describe the author's service throughout the Southeast, including descriptions of Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. In late November 1864, Rennolds participated in battles in Spring Hill, Franklin, and Nashville. A typed transcript of these diaries (E467.1 R36) and Rennolds's autobiography (E467.1 R35 A2) are available in the Reading Room.
Renshaw, Frank M.	Title: Frank M. Renshaw Papers, MS-2764 Abstract: The Frank M. Renshaw Papers contain a 100 page diary, an 1871 photograph of seven unidentified men, and an 1877 railroad pass. The diary contains entries from January to November, 1862, and tells of the Battles of Fort Pillow, Plum Run Bend, and Memphis, as well as the sailor's time spent on the USS Judge Torrence of the United States Navy.
Reynolds, Mary Jane Johnston, b. 1835.	Title: Mary Jane Johnston Reynolds Letters, MS-246 Abstract: This collection consists of photocopies of transcriptions of letters from Mary Jane Johnston Reynolds to her husband, Simeon Reynolds, who was serving with the Confederate 62nd Regiment of the Tennessee Mounted Infantry. At the time these letters were written, Mary Jane was living with her parents on the Johnston plantation in Loudon, Tennessee. They provide a description of life on the plantation during the first six months of 1864. The letters are prefaced with an introduction by Lucy Thomas Fowler identifying the various people mentioned therein and describing the military situation at the time.
Reynolds, Ted	Title: Ted Reynolds Papers, MS-778 Abstract: This collection documents Methodist minister Ted Reynolds' work with the Shawnee Indians of Little Axe, Oklahoma. Of particular interest are the papers showing Reynolds's fight against the use of peyote. An index to names mentioned in the correspondence is available upon request from the Special Collections Library.
Reynolds, William Barton	Title: William Reynolds Ledgers, MS-606 Abstract: This collection houses five ledgers documenting the activities of Benton, Tennessee's Reynolds Store between 1841 and 1866.
Rhea County	Title: Barnes Collection of Rhea County, MS-19 Abstract: This collection contains marriage bonds, legal documents, and signatures of prominent Tennesseans and North Carolinians documenting the history of Rhea County from 1785 to 1891.
Rhea County (Tennessee)	Title: Rhea County Court Papers, MS-462 Abstract: This collection houses court cases, contracts, bonds, petitions, affidavits, and other legal and court records documenting the history of Rhea County, Tennessee.
Rhea County (Tennessee)	Title: Rhea County Tax List Collection, MS-643 Abstract: This collection houses tax lists, summons, warrants, lists, notes, deeds, wills, and inventories documenting the history of Rhea County, Tennessee.
Rhea Family	Title: Rhea Papers, MS-2 Abstract: This collection contains correspondence, land grants, clippings, speeches, sermons, receipts, ledgers, genealogical notes, invoices, and account books pertaining to the Rhea family of Tennessee. Most of these materials pertain to Samuel L. Rhea, William L. Rhea, and John L. Rhea.
Rhea, Bettie	Title: Bettie Rhea Testimonial, MS-1613 Abstract: Testimonial awarded to Bettie Rhea for exceptional performance in English grammar class. The book contains poems and greetings from teachers, family, and friends.
Rhodes, James Pleasant	Title: J.P. Rhodes Letter, MS-39 Abstract: In this 1874 letter, East Tennessee University student J.P. Rhodes petitions the University's faculty to grant him a temporary honorable dismissal from the school due to his lack of financial means.
Rice, Bill	Title: Bill Rice Papers, MS-3117 Abstract: This collection houses two song sheets and a ribbon from Bill Rice's Rice Revival, held in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in 1946. Song sheets include lyrics for Everybody Ought to Know and lyrics and music for Sing As You Ride. Photographs are printed on all items and include pictures of Bill Rice, his wife, and their children.
Rice, John	Title: John Rice Letter, MS-2864 Abstract: This January 30, 1793, letter discusses a payment by John Rice to Hugh Bradshaw concerning twenty acres of land in Davidson County, North Carolina.
Richardson, Donald	Title: Donald Richardson World War II Memoir, MS-2653 Abstract: This collection consists of a memoir Recollections: Of the Second Class, Army Intensive Japanese Language School, Ann Arbor, Michigan, which was also the Second OCS Class, Military Intelligence Service Language School, Fort Snelling, Minnesota, compiled by Donald M. Richardson, 1991.
Ricketts, Sarah	Title: Sarah Ricketts Collection of Jane Merchant Material, MS-2057 Abstract: The Sarah Ricketts Collection contains materials collected while researching and writing A Window on Eternity, the biography of inspirational poet Jane Merchant, who suffered from the incapacitating disease Osteogenesis Imperfecta.
Riedl, Norbert Franz	Title: Norbert F. Riedl Papers, MS-1075 Abstract: This collection houses papers written in 1981 by students in Benita Howell's folklore class at the University of Tennessee.
Riedl, Norbert Franz	Title: Norbert F. Riedl Papers, MS-1168 Abstract: This collection houses papers pertaining to Norbert Riedl's study of folklore at the University of Tennessee.
Riedl, Robert F.	Title: Robert F. Riedl Collection, MS-954 Abstract: The Norbert F. Riedl Collection includes research files on such topics as architecture, clothing and costume, cockfighting, food and cooking, games and recreation, legends, medicines and remedies, music, quilting, snake handling, and customs pertaining to marriage, divorce, death and burial. There is also material about the mysterious Melungeons of Hancock and Hawkins Counties and there is a group of tape recordings which relate to many of the file topics.
Riggs, Romulus (Estate)	Title: Romulus Riggs Estate Letters, MS-3086 Abstract: This collection contains three 1847 letters to the executor (Charles H. Graff) of the estate of Romulus Riggs. Primarily, the contents concern settlements of debts for Col. Sanders, Henry S. Peyton, J. F. Wilkinson, and others.
Ripley Family	Title: Ripley Family Papers, MS-2384 Abstract: The Ripley Family Papers, 1811-1930, contain correspondence, legal papers, bill and receipts, and other papers of the members of a Greene County, TN, family. The bulk of the collection consists of documents noting the sale of plots of land.
Rivers, J. P.	Title: J. P. Rivers Letter, MS-3174 Abstract: This collection consists of a letter from J. P. Rivers, sheriff of Pulaski, Tennessee to the Chief of Police in Dallas, Texas, dated January 26, 1906. The letter contains a description of E. O. Stuart, who is wanted in Pulaski for embezzlement.
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.	Title: The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Movie Still, MS-3143 Abstract: This collection contains a black-and-white movie still from The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky, a segment in the 1952 movie Face to Face.
Roberson, John L.	Title: John L. Roberson Letters, MS-134 Abstract: This collection consists of two letters dated 1846 and 1847. The first letter is from John L. Roberson to Thomas W. Hale. This letter is written from camp in the Mexican War and dated August 1846. The second letter, dated April 18, 1847, is from Rufus B. Roberson to his father informing him of the death of John L. Roberson during the Mexican War.
Roberson, Rufus	Title: Rufus and John L. Roberson Letters, MS-2719 Abstract: This collection contains letters from Rufus Roberson and John L. Roberson. One letter concerns East Tennessee University (now University of Tennessee) and the others are written from the Mexican-American War. The collection also contains the 1847 muster roll for the Fourth Tennessee Cavalry (Casewell's company).
Roberts, Albert H.	Title: Albert H. Roberts Letter, MS-2225 Abstract: In a December 20, 1919 letter to N.A. Eubank of Nashville, Governor Albert H. Roberts responds to an editorial regarding strip mining.
Roberts, Andrew	Title: Andrew Roberts Petition, MS-1929 Abstract: In this document Andrew Roberts, administrator of Adam Clapp's estate, petitions the Knox County Court to allow the sale of a slave named Roy so that the proceeds may be divided among Clapp's eight heirs.
Roberts, Thaddeus	Title: Thad Roberts Letter, MS-2900 Abstract: In this letter, Thad Roberts of the 148th New York Infantry writes home to cos. Roberts discusses the spread of disease through Nashville, Tennessee where the 148th is stationed. He also mentions the conditions of the regiment's weapons as well as their prisoner of war and death counts.
Robinson, Frank Earle	Title: W.C. Robinson Collection of Scopes Trial Photographs, MS-1091 Abstract: This collection houses 104 photographs, two reel-to-reel audio tapes, and two cassette tapes (content is identical to the reel-to reel tapes) documenting the famous Scopes Trial of 1925.
Robinson, William J.	Title: Civil War Diary of William J. Robinson, MS-2856 Abstract: Collection consists of a type-written, soft-bound copy of the Civil War Diary of William J. Robinson, published in 1975, which focuses on the time Robinson spent as a prisoner on Johnson's Island from the time of his capture on September, 17, 1863, through March 6, 1865. The booklet also contains information concerning The Autograph Book of William E. DeMoss.
Rodgers, J. B.	Title: J. B. Rodgers Letter, MS-3132 Abstract: This collection houses a letter written by J. B. Rodgers sent on March 1, 1863 from Washington D.C. to Harry Studley of Illinois. Rodgers details his predicament in not being able to return to his home in Tennessee, where the Confederates have taken his property. He also speculates that the French might support the South, and offers his opinions on Northern politics.
Roessel, Alfred	Title: Alfred Roessel/German P.O.W. Letter, MS-2702 Abstract: This collection consists of a letter from Alfred Roessel, a German POW being held in Camp Crossville, TN, to his wife, Irmgard Roessel, in Leipzig, Germany. It discusses the weather in Crossville, the camp's scenery, and various of Roessel's activities. It also lets Irmgard know that her "lovely photograph" arrived safely, and conveys greetings to his family. The letter is written on aerogram stationary labelled in English, German, Italian, and Japanese and bears a U.S. Censor's stamp.
Rogers, James Leonard	Title: James L. Rogers Memoir, MS-2578 Abstract: This memoir documents James L. Rogers's service with the Army Air Force (AAF) in the United States and Europe between 1942 and 1945.
Rogers, Nelson	Title: Nelson Rogers House Sketch, MS-2343 Abstract: This collection contains a sketch of Nelson Rogers's house in Farmington, Tennessee, dated May 12, 1862.
Romaine, Anne	Title: Anne Romaine Collection, MS-2032 Abstract: Anne Romaine was the official biographer of Alex Haley. The collection consists of her research material gathered for the never-completed biography.
Romaine, Anne	Title: Anne Romaine Collection, MS-2055 Abstract: Anne Romaine was the official biographer of Alex Haley. The collection contains her taped interviews on Haley and other research material she gathered for her never-completed biography.
Romaine, Anne	Title: Anne Romaine Collection of Alex Haley, MS-2828 Abstract: This collections contains the research material of Anne Romaine for her unfinished biography of Alex Haley. The majority is interview audiotapes and transcripts, articles by or about Alex Haley, Roots, or his childhood home in Henning, Tenn., and his years in the U.S. Coast Guard.
Romaine, Anne	Title: Anne Romaine Audiotape Collection, MS-3041 Abstract: This collection contains 46 audio tapes, primarily of interviews collected by Anne Romaine for her unfinished biography on Alex Haley. There are also some made by the Haley Museum, lectures given by Alex Haley, and interviews of Anne Romaine herself. Primarily, the interviews are conducted by Ms. Romaine with relatives, friends, and others, including George Haley, Rodnell Collins, Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, Fred Montgomery, and many others.
Rosenburg, R.B.	Title: Dr. R. B. Rosenburg Papers, MS-2477 Abstract: This collection contains research material (photocopies of documents, transcriptions of originals, correspondence, illustrations, and articles) from 1984 to 1992 surrounding Dr. R. B. Rosenburg's For the Sake of My Country: The Diary of Col. W. W. Ward, 9th Tennessee Cavalry, Morgan's Brigade, C. S. A.
Rosenburg, Randall Britt	Title: R.B. Rosenburg Papers, MS-2586 Abstract: This collection contains research material (photocopies of documents, correspondence, illustrations,microfilm and articles) from 1984 to 1992 surrounding Dr. R. B. Rosenburg's Living Monuments: Confederate Soldiers' Homes in the New South, 1993.
Ross, George W.	Title: George W. Ross Letter, MS-2151 Abstract: In this letter to his sister, Rebecca F. Ross, George W. Ross relates news about his service with the Indiana 8th Cavalry.
Roth, Albert G. (Dutch)	Title: Albert G. (Dutch) Roth Photo Album, MS-2584 Abstract: This collection consists of a photo album by Albert G. (Dutch) Roth, containing pictures of the Smoky Mountains and the Smoky Mountain Hiking Club. The earliest dated photograph is December 1925; the latest dated photograph is May 2, 1937.
Roth, Margaret Ann	Title: Margaret Ann Roth Photographs, MS-3201 Abstract: This collection consists of photographs and corresponding negatives taken by Margaret Ann Roth. Some of the subjects depicted include football games at the University of Tennessee in the 1950s, various parts of the Smoky Mountains, and dams in various stages of construction in the East Tennessee area.
Rothrock, Mary U. (Mary Utopia).	Title: Mary U. Rothrock, Discovering Tennessee Manuscript, MS-10 Abstract: Typescript of Mary U. Rothrock's Discovering Tennessee, a history of the state intended for use as an elementary school textbook.
Routien, John Broderick	Title: Lt. John B. Routien Papers, MS-2546 Abstract: The Lt. John B. Routien Papers, 1944-1953, contains papers related to Routien's service in the U.S. Army. Included are promotion records, records of leave, health records, and reassignments.
Rowland, Jacob	Title: Jacob Rowland Letters, MS-2776 Abstract: This collection consists of two letters from Union soldier Jacob Rowland to his sister, Olive. The first letter, dated January 26, 1865, is sent from Knoxville, Tenn., where Rowland reports of ...quiet times here in Knoxville just now occasionally review as inspection we moved our camp last Tuesday. We were on the south side of the river about 1 1/2 miles from the city. Now we are quartered inside of the breast works right in the suburbs... The second letter, dated February 20, 1865, is addressed from Camp Nelson -- a Union Army Supply Depot -- located in Jessamine County, Kentucky.
Rozema, T.	Title: T. [Tutte?] Rozema Honorable Discharge Form, MS-2646 Abstract: This collection consists of one piece of paper, an Honorable Discharge from the United States Army form, dated January 10, 1919, to signify that T. (Tutte?) Rozema, a Private in the 17th Squadron and 2nd Prov (?) Regiment, has been discharged; reason(s) not given.
Rugby, Tenn.	Title: Rugby (Tenn.) Colony Photograph, MS-2721 Abstract: This collection consists of one 8x10 black-and-white photograph of members of the Rugby, Tennessee, Colony participating in a summer outing.
Rugh, Roberts	Title: Roberts Rugh Reprints Collection, MS-1017 Abstract: This collection houses reprinted articles that Dr. Roberts Rugh gathered during his career. The articles, arranged alphabetically by author, document his numerous interests in the field of radiobiology.
Rugh, Roberts	Title: Roberts Rugh Papers, MS-1076 Abstract: This collection houses primarily reprinted articles that Dr. Roberts Rugh gathered during his long career in radiation research. These articles are interspersed with notes and marginalia.
Ruhm, John	Title: John Ruhm Letter, MS-2228 Abstract: Written December 23, 1869 from Nashville, John Ruhm's letter to General George H. Thomas describes the state of affairs in Tennessee after the Democrats regained control of the general assembly. Ruhm argues that the current Legislature is only working to undo the work of the Reconstruction-era Republicans.
Rush, Kenneth	Title: Kenneth Rush Papers, MS-2417 Abstract: This collection, the Kenneth Rush Papers, 1930-1991, contains correspondence from Rush or UT administrators (e.g., Ed Boling, Charles Brakebill, Andy Holt, and Joe Johnson) between 1962 and 1991, news articles on Rush, and other miscellaneous documents, such as a copy of Rush's UT grade report from 1930, copies of his 1962 commencement speech, biographical sketches, and a photograph.
Rush, Kenneth	Title: Kenneth Rush Papers, MS-2529 Abstract: This collection contains handwritten notes, letters, and articles concerning the 1971 Berlin Agreement, meetings with Henry Kissinger and French dignitaries, and interviews with Rush on his career.
Ruskin Cave College	Title: Ruskin Cave College Collection, MS-335 Abstract: This collection consists of photos (showing students, faculty, the campus, and campus life), student publications, programs for student performances, campus directories, and other materials documenting the Ruskin Cave College in Ruskin, Tennessee. Most of the material dates from between 1896 and 1916, but the collection includes material from as recently as 1964.
Ruskin Cave College	Title: Ruskin Cave College Collection, MS-2268 Abstract: The Ruskin Cave College Collection, 1912-1965 (bulk 1912-1918), includes letters, event programs, brochures, and alumni organization meeting minutes which document the activities of students and alumni of the small school in Ruskin, TN.
Ruskin Co-Operative Association	Title: Ruskin Settlement Collection, MS-1014 Abstract: The material in this collection documents the Ruskin Co-operative Association, active from 1893 to 1899 in Ruskin, Tennessee and from 1899 to 1901 in Ruskin, Georgia.
Ruskin College	Title: Ruskin College Collection, MS-2357 Abstract: This collection contains a book purchased for Ruskin College visitors to sign. It contains twenty-three pages of signatures (and in some cases, addresses) of visitors between 1931 and 1959.
Ruskin Cooperative Association	Title: Ruskin Cooperative Association Collection, MS-23 Abstract: This collection contains manuscripts, memoranda, and ephemera documenting the Ruskin Cooperative Association in Dickson County, Tennessee.
Rutherford, Tennessee	Title: Donald Davidson Letter, MS-2668 Abstract: This collection consists of a letter from Clyde (unknown last name), of Rutherford, TN, to Donald Davidson, also of Rutherford, dated May 16, 1962. The letter concerns the author's recent visit to Spring Hill, TN, in search of their old school building.
Rutledge, Don J.	Title: Don J. Rutledge Letters, MS-2887 Abstract: This is a collection of letters, written by Don J. Rutledge between 1941-1945, from the Panama Canal, Europe, the Philippines, and Japan, during World War II.
Ryan, Hugh	Title: Hugh Ryan Letters, MS-2221 Abstract: In three letters from 1864 and 1865 to his wife Katy, Hugh Ryan, a private with the 24th Kentucky Infantry, describes the life of a Union soldier at the close of the Civil War.

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