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Scrapbooks, publications, correspondence, organizational documents, and call log documenting the establishment and early history of the gay, lesbian and bisexual student association at Southeast Missouri State University, originally founded as the Gay and Lesbian Student Association in 1986, later changing its name to the Gay Lesbian, and Bisexual Association in 1992; the Lambda Student Union in 1996; and finally the Rainbow Alliance in 2001.

Volume 1, numbers 2 and 3 of the Southeast Regional Professional Development Center newsletter. The SRPDC mission is to improve student achievement for all students in Southeast Missouri by providing appropriate, and timely professional development to school communities in our service area.

Microfilm and microfiche copies of the Jackson [MO] newspaper.

This collection contains materials related to the 2017 Southern Illinois Women's March, a sister-march to the Women's March on Washington DC. Materials include oral interviews with march attendees, news releases, flyers, and photographs.

Charter of the Cape Girardeau Camp of the National Encampment of United Spanish War Veterans. Includes the names of the 25 members of Cape Girardeau Camp number 34. *oversized

Special appropriations from the Missouri State Treasurer for the Missouri State Normal School—Third District to the many various funds for the years 1901-1905.

Hand-drawn sketch of the Springdale Bird Sanctuary in Cape Girardeau, [Mo]. *Oversized

Illustrated promotional pamphlets prepared by the Audubon Society of Missouri for the Cape Girardeau bird sanctuary, completed in 1937 on 20 acres of land donated by Judge and Mrs. I. R. Kelso. Pamphlets provide history of the sanctuary, names of committee members, and map of park.

Carbon typescript (1p) titled “Proposal for change in management of Springdale Bird Sanctuary, March 14, 1960,” regarding transferring management of the sanctuary from the Missouri Audubon Society to Southeast Missouri State College.

Program from official launching of ship built for the United States Maritime Commission, and later through a Lend-Lease transfer, given to the British Ministry of War Transport and renamed S. S. Empire Spearhead, which participated in the D-Day invasion.