W. Craig Angle Collection (Class of 1971), 1968-2013

Collection — Container: MS.2015.10 Box 1

Identifier: MS-2015-10

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The Scrap Books cover Craig's college years and extend through his early photographic career with some additional material . An attempt to identify the individuals in some of the photos and my notes are initialed; all other notes were made by Craig. - John Van Horn.

Dates

1968-2013
Other: Majority of material found in 1968-1978
Other: Date acquired: 04/20/2015

Creator

Angle, Walter Craig (Person)

Conditions Governing Use

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 and special collections, (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.

Extent

2.00 items

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Two binders of photographs, clippings, memorabilia, and three 45rpm records collected by Craig Angle. The binders were put together by John Van Horn, Western Maryland College Class of 1972, in 2014 after Craig Angle's death. There is a brief biography by John Van Horn in the front of the first binder and Mr. Angle's obituary is at the end of the second binder.

Arrangement Note

Chronological.

Custodial History

Papers in this collection came from the estate of Walter Craig Angle. Mr. Angle's brother, John, asked John Van Horn what should be done with the papers. Van Horn appraised the papers and processed the papers. The papers were then donated to McDaniel College Archives.