KSU Museums, Archives & Rare Books
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The Department of Museums, Archives, Rare Books and Records and Information Management consists of the following units: the Museums of History and Holocaust Education (MHHE), the KSU Archives, the Bentley Rare Book Museum, and Records and Information Management (RIM).
Sub-communities within this community
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Historic Black Acworth Image Collection, 1890-2020
Images and other materials regarding the history of the African American experience in Acworth, Georgia and collected in 2020. -
Online Exhibits
Records pertaining to the archived online exhibits. -
Tate, Georgia Black History Collection
Oral history interviews, images, and other materials developed in a partnership between the Kennesaw State University Department of Museums, Archives and Rare Books (MARB) and the Tate Stewardship Committee (Pickens County, ... -
The Lemon Street Schools Oral History Collection, Marietta City Schools System, 2019-2021
Oral history interviews, images, and other materials regarding the history of the Lemon Street Schools in Marietta, Georgia and collected in 2020.
Collections in this community
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Adairsville, Georgia, Oral History Series
Oral history interviews about the history of the city of Adairsville, Georgia. -
Larry Brantley Thompson Collection
Oral history interview and other materials related to pilot Larry Brantley Thompson. -
MARB Exhibits
Records pertaining to the development and mounting of exhibits. -
MHHE Oral History Program
Oral history interviews pertaining to WWII, the Holocaust, and immigration experiences, produced by the Museum of History and Holocaust Education.
Recent Submissions
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Betty McCleskey Myers, "Miss Lemon Street," Lemon Street High School gym, 1965
Betty McCleskey Myers, "Miss Lemon Street," Lemon Street High School gym, 1965 -
Raymond "Big Red" Myers, Lemon Street High School football team, ca. 1950s
Raymond "Big Red" Myers, Lemon Street High School football team, ca. 1950s -
Raymond "Big Red" Myers and William "Pookie" Etchison, Lemon Street High School football team, 1950-51
Raymond "Big Red" Myers and William "Pookie" Etchison, Lemon Street High School football team, 1950-51 -
Betty McCleskey Myers, Lemon Street High School football field, 1965
Betty McCleskey Myers, Lemon Street High School football field, 1965 -
Truman Roach Interview, July, 8 2021
Oral history interview with Pickens County resident and former Georgia Marble Company employee Truman Roach. -
Justin Davis Interview, June 16, 2021
Oral history of Pickens County resident and Pickens County Comission, Tate Stewardship Committee member Justin Davis. -
Dr. Scott McClure Interview, June 23, 2021
Oral history interview with Jasper native and pastor Dr. Scott McClure -
William Adams Interview, January 19, 2021
Oral history interview of Marietta native William Adams, January 19, 2021 -
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960 -
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960 -
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s -
UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and pilot and real estate developer Larry Brantley Thompson, after Thompson flew Thatcher from Dallas, Texas, to Cobb County, Georgia, where she delivered a speech to the Cobb County Prayer Breakfast, McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), 1999
UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and pilot and real estate developer Larry Brantley Thompson, after Thompson flew Thatcher from Dallas, Texas, to Cobb County, Georgia, where she delivered a speech to the Cobb County ... -
UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and pilot and real estate developer Larry Brantley Thompson, after Thompson flew Thatcher from Dallas, Texas, to Cobb County, Georgia, where she delivered a speech to the Cobb County Prayer Breakfast, McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), 1999
UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and pilot and real estate developer Larry Brantley Thompson, after Thompson flew Thatcher from Dallas, Texas, to Cobb County, Georgia, where she delivered a speech to the Cobb County ... -
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s -
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s -
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s
Dirt runway, McCollum Aiport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1950s -
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960
U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge speaks at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960 -
Lockheed JetStar taking off at McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), 1963
Lockheed JetStar taking off at McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), 1963 -
Airplane hangar, McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1960s
Airplane hangar, McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), ca. 1960s -
Cobb County, Georgia, Commissioner Herbert Clay McCollum, U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge, and Jeanette Ardell, "Miss Cobb County," "Miss Georgia," "Miss Dixie," take part in the ribbon cutting at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960
Cobb County, Georgia, Commissioner Herbert Clay McCollum, U.S. Senator (GA) Herman Eugene Talmadge, and Jeanette Ardell, "Miss Cobb County," "Miss Georgia," "Miss Dixie," take part in the ribbon cutting at the opening of ...
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