03. Personal Papers
Found in 275 Collections and/or Records:
Margaret Tricarico Collection, 1993-2010
This collection contains office materials and related memorabilia kept by Margaret Tricarico. Some of the most notable materials in the collection relate to former Representative H. William DeWeese, including previous schedules, correspondence, and research files. Also included in the collection are miscellaneous documents related to the impeachment of Justice Rolf Larsen in 1994, as well as memorabilia and DVDs from various memorial ceremonies for deceased House and Senate Members.
Campaign Memorabilia
Material from campaigns of various Representatives from 2002-2006. Materials include bumper stickers, pins, buttons, stationary, balloons, magnets, etc.
Papers of R. Curtis Schroder, 1995-2012
The papers of Curt Schroder consists of Subject Files on the Speaker's Commission of Legislative Reform, the Judicial Conduct Board, the Public Integrity Commission, the Lobbying Disclosure Regulations Committee, and Medical Malpractice. These files contain correspondence, testimonies, news articles, research, speeches, press releases, legislative works, and meetings.
Papers of Todd A. Eachus, 2007-2008
Todd Eachus served as Chair of the Majority Policy Committee during the 2007-2008 session. The collection contains legislation originating in this Committee during that session, both House Bills and House Resolutions.
Papers of Barbara McIlvaine Smith, 2007-2010
Papers of Lita Indzel Cohen, 1952-2011
Al Lorence Collection, 1971-2004
The majority of the collection contains examples of campaign pins. The remainder of the collection is press releases and newspaper clippings.
Papers of Mitchell W. Melton, 1969-2011
This collection contains the Personal Papers of Melton, Mitchell W., Pennsylvania House of Representative two terms from 1969-1972. Additionally, there are records that date to as late as 2011 regarding the founding of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus.
Papers of Franklin L. Kury, 1967-1972
This collection consists of campaign material, press, and his article, “Natural Resources and the Public Estate: A Biography of Article I, Section 27 of the Pennsylvania Constitution.” A researcher interested in Mr. Kury or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on May 17, 2006.
