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Record Group: 0 C Record Sub-Group: 47 Records Title: UMC; University General; William L. Bradshaw Memorabilia Dates: 1904-1979 Volume: 1/6 cubic foot, 0.21 linear foot Scope and Content Note (A78-3; A04-91) This Sub-Group contains University of Missouri memorabilia donated by Mrs. William L. Bradshaw, widow of former University of Missouri-Columbia Dean of the School of Business and Public Administration. Included in this Sub-Group are copies of publications by Dean Bradshaw, pamphlets, materials pertaining to various clubs and organizations, correspondence, and several black-and-white photographs. Note to Researcher: Enclosed with the photographs noted above is a letter which provides information on their subjects. Note to Archivist: FF6 Box 1, below, was added to this collection in August 2004 as A04-91. It was not received from Bradshaw's wife; see the paper inventory for provenance. Biographical Note: Dr. William L. Bradshaw, (1896-1964), graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1917. He worked as Professor of Political Science from 1941 until his appointment to Dean of the School of Business and Public Administration in 1946. He stepped down from the deanship in 1961 but remained Professor of Political Science until his death at the age of 68. Series Description: This Sub-Group is not divided into series. It contains university memorabilia arranged topically as received. Note to Researcher: For additional information concerning Dr. Bradshaw, see his Mizzou on Canvas profile and Series 1, Sub-Group 2 of Record Group 7 C. Inventory Box 1 FF 1 - Correspondence (between Dr. Bradshaw and colleagues, letter from Mrs. Bradshaw explaining set of photographs contained in FF 1A-1G), 1962-1977 FF 1A - 11 photographs of areas around campus including one of the Quo Vadis bridge, ca. 1908 FF 1B - 4 photographs of streams, possibly Hinkson Creek, ca. 1908 FF 1C - 14 photographs of campus including shots of bridges around campus, the Columbia Club building, the Business and Public Administration Building, and Laws Observatory, ca. 1908 FF 1D - 16 photographs including shots of the columns and the Engineering building, ca. 1908 FF 1E - 12 photographs including shots of ceremonies conducted on the quad, ROTC students performing drills on the quad, ca. 1908; Photograph of Address to the Columns on Class Day, 05/30/1904 FF 1F - 4 photographs including shots of students in a classroom, students in graduation dress, and what is possibly the Engineering Society on Class Day, ca. 1908 FF 1G - Christmas cards and photographs of the construction of the new Business and Public Administration building, 1958-1961 FF 2 - Fortnightly Club programs, booklets, bulletins, and by-laws, 1958-1980 FF 3 - Programs and Club Materials, (various banquets and lectures, Kiwanis and MU Discussion clubs), 1936-1980 FF 4 - Columbia Daily Tribune clippings (pertaining to MU Commencement, bond pledges, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's visit to MU, Dr. W.C. Etheridge, Dr. John D. Heiberg, Tom K. Smith, I.O. Hockaday, Bower Aly), 1942-1977 FF 5 - Miscellaneous booklets (Business and Government Review, A Missouri Constitutional Convention in 1963? article from Missouri Law Review, Names Remebered Through AAUW Fellowships - includes a biography of Mrs. A. Ross Hill ), 1928-1978 FF 6 - Letter from Bradshaw to R. J. Aley, President of Butler University (includes 3x4 photograph of Bradshaw and photocopy of Aley's reply to Bradshaw), 1923-1925 Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. All grievance, disciplinary, and medical records are treated as confidential files. Consultations with legal counsel, both in-house and external, are protected by the attorney/client privilege and will not be released. Search our Holdings