03. Personal Papers

The second collection of Howard Fargo is a supplemental collection to the original 2003 donation. This collection contains 2 scrapbooks that were photographed and dismantled for best preservation purposes. There is a resolution celebrating his accomplishments with a letter from former staffer, David Reddecliff. Within the scrapbooks are materials from Fargo's retirement and those who wrote him well wishes.

This is a supplemental collection to the original Kenneth B. Lee collection. This donation came from the son of Speaker Kenneth B. Lee, Kenneth E. Lee. There are a wide range of photographs including Speaker Lee's military service, family pictures, and images from the Capitol. A memorabilia program and a pin are included.

This collection contains bills that Rep. Mizgorski worked on during her time in the House. There is also a file containing office stationary. Other memorbilia important to her are also in the collection.

This collection is the second from Representative R. Ted Harhai. Within this collection are a large selection of photographs, some campaign materials, newsletters, memorabilia, and textiles. Objects and oversized items are also included.

This collection was created after it's discovery within the Insurance Committee 1987-1988 files. After analyzing the documents, these materials all belonged to Rep. Paul McHale. It contains a vast amount of materials related to the Benjamin Franklin Partnership and the Burnside Plantation Restoriation Project.

This collection is a photo album/scrapbook from Representative Kury's time in office.

This collection is variety of correspondence, newsletters, Metcalfe Memos and legislative research from Representative Metcalfe's time in office.

This collection consists of 10 scrapbooks (which contains news clipping, correspondence, memorabilia, and political cartoons) and one photograph of President Theodore Roosevelt.

This collection consists of research done on Three Mile Island along with personal correspondence on the subject. It also contains several scrapbooks of campaign materials and personal correspondence between other government officials.

This collection contains five scrapbooks that belonged to Representative Noye, and a variety of campaign pins from other house members and elections.