Thomas Magruder Papers (Class of 1964), 1961-1965

Collection

Identifier: MS-2009-38

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

This collection documents some of the activities of Thomas Magruder during his college years 1961-1964 and consists of formally printed programs, brochures, invitations, newsletters, and handbooks; personal and special event ephemra; personal greeting cards and academic letters; student work; and advertising directed at Western Maryland College students.

Dates

1961-1965
Other: Date acquired: 03/24/2009

Creator

Magruder , Thomas Albert (Person)

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright: McDaniel College may hold copyright to sections of this material. McDaniel College makes no representation that it is the owner of any copyright or other literary property in the materials contained in its archives, manuscript collections, and special collections unless specifically stated, (b) that in providing access to or permitting the reproduction of any such materials, McDaniel Archives does not assume any responsibility for obtaining or granting any permission to publish or use the same, and (c) that the responsibility (i) for determining the nature of any rights, and the ownership or interest therein, and for obtaining the appropriate permissions to publish or use and (ii) for determining the nature of any liabilities (including liabilities for defamation and invasion of privacy or publicity) that may arise from any publication or use, rest entirely with the researcher. Copying: Papers may be copied in accordance with the Archives' usual procedures.

Extent

1.00 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Papers, programs, and other memorabilia saved by Thomas Magruder from his college years at Western Maryland.

Arrangement Note

Chronological and alphabetical

Source of Acquisition

Thomas A. Magruder

Method of Acquisition

Gift

Accruals and Additions

Accession 2013.54

Separated Materials

Thirty-eight Gold Bug newspapers from 1962-1964 and listed with Accession 2013.26 were placed with college newspapers. All issues of The Gold Bug are available online.