Records of the Army Corp of Engineers Real Estate Cape Girardeau Flood Protection Project, 1950-1955.

H.H. Lewis was an essayist and poet from Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Greatly influenced by the struggles of farm laborers, his work focuses primarily on the social and political issues of the 1930s through the 1950s. Later in his life, Lewis developed theories about the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Materials collected by Patty Mulkey relating to her interests and hobbies, especially her interest in history and her work with the River Heritage Museum, during her time in Cape Girardeau, Missouri; materials include sheet music, news clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, ledgers, and correspondence relating to Southeast Missouri.

Regional maps

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.

The bulk of the material is a Graduate Thesis Project and other materials pertaining to Mrs. Drum’s years as a graduate student at Southeast Missouri State University. Manuscripts and photographs take up the bulk of the collection with booklets and clippings comprising the rest of the collection.