03. Personal Papers
Found in 281 Collections and/or Records:
Speaker Gavels
The Speaker Gavel Collection is from Margaret Doebler of the Parliamentarian's Office. Gavels are from Samuel H. Smith, and Mike Turzai in various sizes.
Matthew Ryan Gavels, 1995-2003
This collection was originally from Roger Nick, former Chief Clerk, who donated them to Capitol Preservation who then transfered them to the House Archives. The gavels are from each of his first days as Speaker for each term. Original letter and email are included in box.
Papers of Camille "Bud" George, 1975-2012
The papers of Camille "Bud" George contain memorabilia from his time in the House. Items range from t-shirts, hats and glasses, to campaign materials. This is the only collection he donated to the House Archives before his death in 2017.
Jane Mendlow Collection, 1983-1987
This collection was donated by an office who found these papers after Mendlow had left the House. Much of the collection items are from her time working for K. Leroy Irvis between 1983 and 1987.
Papers are left in original order and within the same file that they were found.
Papers of Michael Hanna, Sr. 1990-2014
This collection was additionally donated on January 3, 2020 by Michael Hanna. The collection is all campaign pins that he collected over the years. Races include local, state, and federal government
Papers of W. Stuart Helm, 1941-1964
This collection has only two items, one is the Speaker Book from 1957. The other item is a letter from Helm to his family regarding swearing in day.
Michael McCue Collection, 1976-2010
The papers of Michael McCue were given in two donations, which is reflected in the dates of acquisition. The materials included are legislative directories, campaign buttons, House publications, other historical event memorabilia from the Capitol, and items from his father John B. McCue.
Papers of Fred C. Noye, 1973-1992
This collections reflects the 19 year career Representative Fred C. Noye as well as several years after being a member of the House of Representatives. He donated campaign materials, newsclippings, correspondence letters, memorabilia, legislative work and photographs.
