03. Personal Papers

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 is an additional collection from Representative Blaum, please see 2021.054 for more information.

The collection contains additional materials related to the Wilkes-Barre Arena and House memorabilia.

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.

Collection includes campaign materials such as buttons, postcards, and pamphelets. Many press releases, newsletters, and office materials regarding political "how-tos" and general information for lawmakers. Eight boxes of the collection are tapes of interviews and a few other miscellaneous topics. Also donated were seven scrapbooks.

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

This collection consists of Campaign Memorabilia, Newsletters, Newspaper Clippings, Awards and Honors and VHS copies of his television show entitled “Legislative Report with Representative Bruce Smith,” from 2005-2006.� The papers and videos are arranged chronologically within their category. A researcher interested in Mr. Smith or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on May 17, 2006.

This collections consists of legislative files, the Pennsylvania State Library’s Rare Books Room Project files, newsletters, constituent work files, videos and photographs. A researcher interested in Mr. Zug or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on September 6, 2006.