Guide to the Lambert C. Mims Papers

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Descriptive Summary: Creator: Lambert C. Mims, 1930-2008 Title: Lambert C. Mims Papers Dates: 1820-2003 (bulk 1965-1989) Quantity: 160.5 linear feet Abstract: Papers agendas, audio tapes, books, campaign material, correspondence, flyers, legal material, magazines, maps, negatives, news clippings, notes, pamphlets, photographs, plaques, reports, slides, speeches, and video tapes. Covers a multitude of local subjects typically found within such political collections. Accession: 06-09-459 ; 459-2006

Biographical Note: Lambert C. Mims was born in 1930 in Uriah, Alabama. He moved to Mobile, Alabama, in 1949 and worked as a salesman before co-founding, a year later, a feed company, and, in 1965, branching out on his own. Lambert Mims was public works commissioner and rotating mayor of Mobile from 1965 to 1985. During Mims' time as mayor/commissioner, the city of Mobile experienced the latter part of the modern civil rights movement, completed the Bayway, and unveiled the George C. Wallace Tunnel. It opened Mobile Greyhound Park and saw the Southern Market/City Hall designated a national historic landmark. It reconstructed and opened Fort Condé and celebrated the nation's bicentennial. It witnessed the devastating destruction of hurricanes Camille and Frederic and saw the first oil well drilled in the bay. It witnessed the completion of the I-65 link across the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and celebrated the opening of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. When first elected, Mims was the youngest city commissioner in Mobile's history. Upon leaving office, Governor George Wallace appointed Mims as his ambassador to the Alabama Waterways Development Agency, a position he held from 1985 until March 1987, and one in which he promoted the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. In 1990, a federal jury convicted Mims on two counts of extortion in connection with racketeering under the Hobbs Act. He served several years in federal prison before being released. Prior to his conviction, Lambert Mims was president of the American Public Works Association (1979-1980). He is also the former director of the Men's Ministry for the Mobile Baptist Association, and the former president of both the Alabama Baptist Brotherhood and the Alabama Baptist State Convention. He has served as president of the advisory board for the Waterfront Rescue Mission and of the Masonic Breakfast Club. In addition, he has been a member of the Kiwanis Club of West Mobile and a deacon at Riverside Baptist Church. Mims has been featured in Baptist Men's Journal, Contact, Moody Monthly, The Deacon, Grit, APWA Reporter, Solid Waste Management, and Vital Speeches. Lambert Mims died in 2008.

Scope and Contents: Contains agendas, audio tapes, books, campaign material, correspondence, flyers, legal material, magazines, maps, negatives, newsclippings, notes, pamphlets, photographs, plaques, reports, slides, speeches, and video tapes. Includes material on Mims’ unsuccessful run for the United States Senate in 1972. Covers a multitude of local subjects typically found within such political collections, including information on the area airports, on housing, on the city’s 275th anniversary celebration, and on the aftermath of Hurricane Frederic. Of particular interest within the collection are the files related to the devastating flooding that hit Mobile in 1981 and to local events during America’s bicentennial celebration of 1976. Other material worthy of note are documents related to Dads Against Dirt, a statewide anti-pornography group headed at one time by Mims. Other interesting files relate to civil rights, including a 1981 report discussing race relations in Mobile written by Mims; information on Wiley Bolden v. City of Mobile, which changed the city’s form of government; the Glenn Diamond mock-lynching-police-brutality case; the Neighborhood Organized Workers; the Mobile Area Committee for Training and Development; job discrimination; police profiling; and free speech. In addition, includes material on Mims’ attempt to establish a resort in the delta region of Mobile Bay, on the 2002 United States senatorial campaign of Julian L. McPhillips Jr., on urban renewal, and on flood control. Also consists of files regarding Mims’ 1990 indictment and conviction for violating the Hobbs Act in regard to a proposed garbage-to-steam energy plant to be built in the city of Mobile. Dads Against Dirt was a state-wide organization formed in 1970 by various church laymen. Its goals were to fight the spread of pornographic material and to strengthen laws against pornographic distribution. The last correspondence from the group is dated 1973. (See also Photograph Collections under ALCOA, Gary Gaston, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and University Collections under Larry Holmes, Melton McLaurin, and Rearguard.)

Arrangement:

Arranged into 14 series:

1. Mayor/Commissioner, 1965-1985 (28 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by subject, with four sub-series: A. Newspaper scrapbooks, 1965-1981 (14 cubic feet), arranged chronologically; B. Speeches, 1968-1998 (2 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically; C. Civil rights, 1967-1972, 1977, 1979, 1981 (1 cubic foot), arranged alphabetically by subject; D. Mobile history, 1824-1965 (bulk 1824-1924) (1 cubic foot), arranged chronologically by subject; D. City property survey, 1820-1967 (0.25 cubic feet);

2. Campaign material, 1969-2002 (bulk 1969-1989) (2 cubic feet), arranged chronologically by campaign and alphabetically by topic;

3. Post-Mayoral, 1983-2001 (bulk 1984-1989) (8.25 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by topic;

4. Personal, ca. 1960-2003 (8 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by subject, with two sub- series; A. Speaking engagements, 1969-1989 (2 cubic feet), arranged chronologically, when known; B. Directories (.5 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by organization;

5. American Public Works Association, 1965-2001 (12 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by subject;

6. Legal, 1974-ca. 1989 (6.25 cubic feet), trial transcripts arranged chronologically, the remainder arranged alphabetically;

7. Reading education (2.25 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically by topic;

8. Books and magazines (11.25 cubic feet), books arranged alphabetically by last name of author, magazines arranged alphabetically by title;

9. Memorabilia (.75 cubic feet); 10. Plaques, 1971-1984 (1.5 cubic feet); 11. Miscellaneous (3 cubic feet), arranged alphabetically; 12. Oversized (12 cubic feet); 13. Maps (12 cubic feet); 14. Audio/Visual, 1970-1989 (bulk 1976-1986) (currently 8 cubic feet), slides arranged alphabetically, cassettes arranged chronologically, when known.

Access Restrictions: This material is open to research.

Preferred Citation: Lambert C. Mims Papers, The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL.

Series Description:

Series 1. Mayor/Commissioner, 1965-1985. 28 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically by subject and covers virtually everything directly related to Mims’ work as mayor and/or public works commissioner. Contains official and citizen correspondence, his accomplishments and goals, an office calendar, and agendas. Also included is material related to Dads Against Dirt. There is also information on the project I- 210 connector, on the Mobile Housing Board, on the Naval Surface Action Group, on Keep America Beautiful, on the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, on the American bicentennial of 1976, on the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, on the bicentennial of Fort Condé, on Brookley Field, on the dedication of the George Wallace Tunnel, on the Mobile airport, on the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, on urban development and urban renewal, on the Mobile Youth Council, on the Junior Miss pageant, and on Hurricane Frederic. Other material of interest includes various projects and ideas Mims had to improve public services and increase tourism, including a plan to make Fort Condé into a block-long tourist attraction, an attempt to sell trash to increase city revenue, and a plan to create a fun time park. Privacy issues may apply to the material related to Dads Against Dirt and to the Mobile Housing Board.

Series 1. Sub-series A. Newspaper Scrapbooks, 1965-1981. 14 cubic feet. 28 scrapbooks arranged chronologically and containing newspaper clippings covering the years in which Mims was in office. The clippings cover a wide array of city-related topics.

Series 1. Sub-series B. Speeches, 1968-1998. 2 cubic feet. This sub-series is arranged alphabetically. As far as was possible, it was kept in its original order. However, whenever a speech given during Mims’ terms in office was found within other parts of the collection, it was removed and placed here. This sub-series contains not only Mims’ official speeches as mayor/commissioner but also those related to his personal religious beliefs, to his campaign against obscenity, and to the American Public Works Association. Mims often reused a speech for particular engagements (such as delivering remarks at a church). Researchers should also look in the Speaking Engagements sub-series of the Personal series for material related to speeches (for example, an invitation to speak at such and such church).

Series 1. Sub-series C. Civil Rights, 1967-1972, 1977, 1979, 1981. 1 cubic foot. This is an artificial series containing a compilation of various civil rights-related material found scattered throughout the collection. It is arranged alphabetically by subject and consists of newspapers and news clippings, flyers, and other documents that cover a range of civil rights issues including job discrimination, police profiling, marches, and free speech. Of particular interest is information about the Glenn Diamond mock-lynching-police-brutality case, the Neighborhood Organized Workers, the United Student Action Movement, and the Mobile Area Committee for Training and Development, along with a 1968 report written by Mims discussing race relations in Mobile.

Series 1. Sub-series D. Mobile History, 1824-1965 [Bulk 1824-1944]. 1 cubic foot. Arranged chronologically by subject. Consists of photocopied excerpts of old Mobile history textbooks and of various city code books that Mims appears to have used during the course of his everyday duties as a city official.

Series 1. Sub-series E. City Property Survey, 1820-1967. .25 cubic feet. Section maps of Mobile showing property acquired by the city for public places, mostly parks and fire stations but also for Magnolia Cemetery, City Hall, the City Hospital, and Bienville Square.

Series 2. Campaign Material, ca. 1969-2002 (bulk 1969-1989). 2 cubic feet. Contains typical campaign material such as correspondence, polling places, press releases, expenditures, ads, etc. Includes ephemera such as candidate profiles and bumper stickers. Also includes material on the 2002 U.S. senatorial campaign of Julian L. Phillips Jr. This series is arranged chronologically by campaign and alphabetically by topic.

Series 3. Post-Mayoral, 1983-2001 (bulk 1984-1989). 8.25 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically by topic and contains material related to Mims’ professional activities after leaving office, including his attempt at the creation of a resort in the Mobile delta area, his consulting firm – Lambert Mims and Associates – and his involvement with the Alabama Housing Finance Authority and the Alabama Waterways Development Agency. Mims acted as the governor’s ambassador to the waterway development agency in which capacity he encouraged local, state, regional, and national support of the Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway. Those interested in Alabama Waterways should also check the Speeches sub-series of the Mayor/Commissioner series.

Series 4. Personal, ca. 1960-2003. 8 cubic feet. This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and mainly contains material related to Mims’ religious beliefs, activities, and engagements, particularly his involvement with the Alabama Baptist State Convention, the Waterfront Rescue Mission, the Rotary Club of Mobile, Gideons International, the Mims Prayer House in India (no relation), Judson College, and the Mobile Baptist Association. These activities were engaged in outside of his official duties as mayor/commissioner. In addition, this series includes other personal material such as his involvement with the Antique Automotive Club of America, the Kiwanis Club, the Freemasons, and his personal correspondence or correspondence he received after his terms in office.

Series 4. Sub-series A. Speaking Engagements, 1969-1989. 2 cubic feet. This sub-series contains material found within the collection that was related to the various groups or organizations – primarily church groups – that invited Mims to attend some kind function and at which he sometimes made remarks. It includes programs, invitations, or correspondence about the event. Mims frequently used the same speech more than once. At other times, he spoke off-the-cuff or gave an invocation or prayer, etc. While cross- referencing between this and the Speeches sub-series in the Mayor/Commissioner series, in most cases, will not reveal which speech was delivered at which engagement, this sub- series does give you an idea of how Mims undertook the process of creating and delivering speeches. This sub-series is arranged chronologically, when known.

Series 4. Sub-series B. Directories. .5 cubic feet. This sub-series is arranged alphabetically by organization and consists of various annual directories that list members. Organizations included in this sub-series are: the Alabama Baptist State Convention, the American Public Works Association, the Mobile Baptist Convention, the Southern Baptist Convention, and the Kiwanis Club. These were found throughout the collection and because of their bulk placed in this artificial series rather than in the series in which they more properly belonged.

Series 5. American Public Works Association (APWA), 1965-2001. 12 cubic feet. The APWA is made up of public agencies, private sector companies, and individuals dedicated to public works. Included in this series are annual convention materials, organizational publications, reports, brochures, manuals, speeches, agendas, budgets, newsletters, memoranda, minutes, correspondence, and printed ephemera, as well as documents related to other state APWA chapters, to hurricane preparedness, to flooding, to solid waste, and to emergency management. Interested parties should also consult the Speeches sub-series of the Mayor/Commission series for speeches Mims made related to the APWA. This series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Series 6. Legal, 1974-ca. 1989. 6.25 cubic feet. Contains material related to the indictment and subsequent conviction of Mims on charges of conspiracy, extortion, and violation of the Hobbs Act, as well as documents regarding Wiley Bolden v. City of Mobile, which changed the city’s form of government. In addition, other legal cases represented include City of Mobile v. Peter J. Palughi; Moulton v. Langan, Mims, and Outlaw; Thomas Peavy v. Gary Greenough; and litigation following flooding in the city in 1981. Included within this series are FBI reports, transcripts, discovery, evidentiary material, grand jury testimony, the indictment and related documents, and miscellaneous material. Transcripts have been arranged chronologically. The remainder has been arranged alphabetically. PRIVACY ISSUES APPLY.

Series 7. Reading Education. 2.25 cubic feet. This series is primarily made up of research materials that Mims used as reference or to educate himself on a particular subject related to his job as public works commissioner. The bulk pertains to issues of public works and emergency management, although there is one document related to the City of Mobile v. Bolden and some material pertaining to hurricanes. This material is arranged alphabetically by topic.

Series 8. Books and Magazines. 11.25 cubic feet. Covering a variety of topics and collected by Mims over the life of this collection, these materials have been arranged alphabetical by last name of author, in the case of the books, and alphabetically by title, with respect to the magazines.

Series 9. Memorabilia. .75 cubic feet. Consists of various items Mims collected or had produced during his career, including numerous lapel pins, a gavel, two bells, keys to the city, promotional items related to Mobile, etc. Also includes a brick, thought to have come from Fort Condé.

Series 10. Plaques, 1971-1984. 1.5 cubic feet. Various awards given to Mims or to the city by numerous organizations.

Series 11. Miscellaneous. 3 cubic feet. This is an artificial series made up from loose materials found scattered throughout the collection. It is arranged alphabetically and consists of brochures, awards, certificates, booklets, city-related documents, proclamations, speeches, and maps of Mims’ various travels, as well as information on the national flood insurance program, and other items.

Series 12. Oversized Material. 12 cubic feet. Consists of various documents and other material found throughout the collection and too large to fit into a standard-sized archival container. Includes posters, maps, graphs, signs, flowcharts, photographs, certificates, resolutions, proclamations, architectural renderings, complaint reports, and one flag.

Series 13. Maps. 12 cubic feet. Found scattered throughout the collection, these maps are wrapped individually and bundled according to the location in which they were originally found. Loose maps were also wrapped individually, but bundled into groups labeled "loose maps." Some of the maps relate to the Bolden v. City of Mobile case. A number of them are connected to urban renewal. Also includes oversize banners.

Series 14. Audio/Visual, 1970-1989 (bulk 1976-1986). Currently 8 cubic feet. Contains photographs, negatives, slides, VHS and other tapes. The slides were removed from their original housing and sleeved and then placed in binders, arranged according to topic. Themes include emergency management (including hurricanes), solid waste, and Alabama waterways, among others. Unidentifiable slides were placed in the last binder. The VSH, cassette, and other tapes were organized according to date, when known, and include a myriad of topics. The photographs are typical for a man in Mims' position. They include photos taken with constituents and others, and images related to public works, including drainage projects, road improvements, etc. There are also, however, images related to Hurricane Frederick in 1979, as well as photos of the youth council, various dedications, Azalea Trail maids, USS Alabama crew mates, and the Junior Miss and other pageants.

Content List:

Series 1. Mayor/Commissioner, 1965-1985. 28 cubic feet.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and covers virtually everything directly related to Mims’ work as mayor and/or public works commissioner. Contains official and citizen correspondence, his accomplishments and goals, an office calendar, and agendas. Also included is material related to Dads Against Dirt. There is also information on the project I- 210 connector, on the Mobile Housing Board, on the Naval Surface Action Group, on Keep America Beautiful, on the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, on the American bicentennial of 1976, on the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, on the bicentennial of Fort Condé, on Brookley Field, on the dedication of the George Wallace Tunnel, on the Mobile airport, on the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, on urban development and urban renewal, on the Mobile Youth Council, on the Junior Miss pageant, and on Hurricane Frederic. Other material of interest includes various projects and ideas Mims had to improve public services and increase tourism, including a plan to make Fort Condé into a block-long tourist attraction, an attempt to sell trash to increase city revenue, and a plan to create a fun time park. Privacy issues may apply to the material related to Dads Against Dirt and to the Mobile Housing Board.

Box 1

1. Accomplishments and Goals, 1977- 1978 2. Accomplishments and Morals 3. Accomplishments – Public Works Commissioner, 1968 4. Address to Mobile Rotary Club, 9/25/69 5. Administrators, 1985 6. Agendas, 1981-1982 7-10. Agendas, 1982-1985 11. Agenda – City of Mobile, 8/7/1976 12. Airport [Mobile Regional], 1980 13. Airport – Bates Terminal Building 14. Airport Development Plan – Mobile Municipal Airport 15. Airport Master Planning Study, Phase I, 1975 16. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase I, Executive Summary 17. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase I, Technical Report, Volume I 18. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase I, Technical Report, Volume II 19-20. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase II 21. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase II, Executive Summary 22-23. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase II, Mobile Aerospace Airport 24. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase II, Mobile Municipal Airport

Box 2

1. Airports Master Planning Study, Phase II, Mobile Municipal Airport, Bates Field 2. Airport Terminal Complex Concept 3. Airport Terminal Complex Concept, Update of 4. Alabama Association of Home Health Agencies 5. Alabama’s "Foreign" Corporation Franchise Tax, 1985 6. Alabama’s Corporate Stock Tax Preference Program, 1985 7-9. Alabama Housing Finance Authority 10. Alabama Housing Finance Authority, 1987-1989 11. Alabama Housing Finance Authority, Low-Income Housing Credit Program 12. Alabama Housing Finance Authority, Members and Policies 13. Alabama Hospital Association, Mobile Municipal Auditorium, 1984 14. Alabama Industrial Development Conference, 1984 15. Alabama League Convention, May 18-21, 1985 16. Alabama League of Municipalities, 1982 17. Alabama League of Municipalities, Annual Meeting, 1984 18. Alabama League of Municipalities, Exec. Committee Meeting, 10/10/1984 19. Alabama League of Municipalities, Exec. Committee, 2/6/1985 20. Alabama League of Municipalities, Exec. Committee, 7/11/1985 21. Alabama League of Municipalities, Exec. Committee, 10/13/1983 22. Alabama League of Municipalities, League Legislative Committee, 1/27/83 23. Alabama League of Municipalities, Huntsville, AL, 4/23-27/1983 24. Alabama League of Municipalities, Montgomery, AL, 11/7-8/1984 25. Alabama Legislative Listing 26. Alabama Legislative Delegation, 1976-1980 27. Alabama Media 28. Alabama Power Company, 8/1979 29. Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission 30. Alabama State Docks 31. Allen and Hoshall, Inc. 32. Allied Arts Council of Metropolitan Mobile, Inc., 1982 33. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Leadership Awards Banquet, 5/19/1979 34-35. America’s Bicentennial – Alabama Celebration 36. American Business Womens’ Association (Rotary Club Function), 11/13/1969 37. American City Government and Administration 38. American Insurance Association, 2/17/1982 39. American Public Welfare Association, SE Regional Conference, 10/23/1984 40. Annexation, Chickasaw, 1981 41. Annexation, Tillman’s Corner 42. Anniversary, Mobile’s 275th (maps 1702) 43-44. 61st Annual Congress of Cities and Exposition 45. 21st Annual Report to the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission 46. Annual Department Reports 47. Annual Reports 1982

Box 3

1. Application to Transfer Brookley Air Base to the City of Mobile, AL, 9/1967 2. Appointment Calendar, 1981 3. Appoints, Boards and Committees, 1981-1983 4. Auditorium 5. Auditorium and Theatre, 1965-1970 6. Auditorium and Theatre Complex: An Assessment, 1984 – Draft 7. Auditorium and Theater Complex: An assessment, 11/19/1984 8. Auditorium and Theater (Mobile Municipal) – Vault Shortage, 12/1984 9. Auditorium Board of Directors, 1980 10. Baldwin County Industry Resource Guide 11. Banvel 4-WS Industrial Herbicide 12. Battleship Surface Action Group 13. B.C Rain High School Speech, 9/28/1972 14. Bedsole Bill 15. Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution 16. Biographical Sketches 17. Black, Crow, and Eidsness, Inc. – Consulting Engineers 18. Blackwell, Jr., Gordon E., Director of Planning and Development, 1976-1979 19. Blank Forms 20. Block Parties, (City Ordinance), 1982 21. Blue Law, 1974 22. Brookley Industrial Complex 23-26. Brookley Lear Sigler 27. Brookley Proposal, 1973-1975 28. Buildings and Grounds Department, Director 29. Buildings and Grounds Department, Energy Savings Study, 1975-1984 30. Buildings and Grounds Department, July – December, 1980 31. Buildings and Grounds Department, Loose Documents 32. Buildings and Grounds Department, Monthly Project Status Report, 7/15/1985 33. "Bullet" Letter 34. Calendar, 1980 [with notes] 35. Capital Improvement/Sewer Warrants, 1976 36. Carter, Jimmy, and Mondale, Walter, Corresp. 1978-1981

Box 4

1-3. Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance, 1985 4. Cathedral Place, 1980 5. Central Plaza Towers Addition, Ala Project 2-15 [see Oversized series] 6. Central Texas Street Area, An Urban Renewal Project [see Oversized series] 7. Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting, 1985 8. Chamber of Commerce Breakfast, Alvin, TX, 1974 9. Chamber of Commerce Directory 10. (Mobile Area) Chamber of Commerce, Lambert C. Mims, 1972 11. (Mobile Area) Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Walter Underwood 12-14. (Mobile Area) Chamber of Commerce Publications 15. Chamber of Commerce, Travel and Convention Department 16. Chicago Trip, 1973 [multiple functions/appearances] 17. Circle "S" Industries, Inc. 18. City Board Members and Their Terms [a list] 19. City Government 1975 Info Unit 20. City Hall Repairs [after Hurricane Frederic] 21. City of Mobile, General Obligation Warrants, $14,500,000, 8/1/1974 22-24. City Planning, 1982 25. City Planning Commission 26. City Planning Meeting, 1977 27. City Property Index [see also separate Property Survey sub-series] 28. Civil Defense, 1977 29-30. Co-Generation

Box 5

1-2. Collected Correspondence, April 1 – December 1969 3. Collected Correspondence, January and February 1983 4. Collected Correspondence, March and April 1983 5. Collected Correspondence, May 1983 6. Collected Correspondence, June and July 1983 7. Collected Correspondence, August and September 1983 8. Collected Correspondence, October 1983 9. Collected Correspondence, November and December 1983 10. Collected Correspondence, January 1984 11. Collected Correspondence, February and March 1984 12. Collected Correspondence, April and May 1984 13. Collected Correspondence, June and July 1984 14. Collected Correspondence, August and September 1984 15. Collected Correspondence, October – December 1984 16. Collected Correspondence, January – April 1985 17. Collected Correspondence, May and June 1985 18. Collected Correspondence, July 1985 19. Collected Correspondence, August – October 1985 20. Committee Day, Alabama League of Municipalities, 11/3/1983 21-22. Community Development 23. (Mobile) Community Development (MCO) 24. Community Development Advisory Committee, Mobile Planning Commission, John Hudson, "Evaluation of the Mobile Mental Health Center" 11/15/1973 25. Community Development Block Grant Seminar/Presentation Kits 26. Community Development Program, 2/1985 27. Conference Meeting

Box 6

1-3. Community Development, Miscellaneous, 1974 – 1975 4. Community Response to Natural Hazard Warnings, Summary Final Report, April 1981 5. Complaints 6. Complaints [taken from loose documents] 7. Comprehensive Planning Assistance – Housing Element, 6/1977 8. Comprehensive Planning Assistance – Land Use Element, 6/1977 9. A Conceptual Plan of the Alabama Coastal Center for the Alabama Coastal Area Board, 1980 10-11. Conference [misc.] 12. Conference Material 13. Conference of Mayors, 1978 14. Conference of Mayors, Proposed Resolution, 1977 15. Conference of Mayors, Deferred Compensation Program 16. Conference of Mayors, Chicago, 11/6-8/1976 17. Conference of Mayors, Washington D.C., 1/25-27/1978 18. Conference of Mayors, Washington D.C., 9/1984 19. Conference of Mayors, Washington D.C., 1/17-19/1985 20-21. Congress of Cities Expo. NCL, New Orleans, 11/26-30/1983 22. Contact Information [taken from the "Middle Drawer" of Mayor’s desk] 1973-1984 23. Contractors – The 1981-1982 ENR Directory 24. Contracts/ Bids, Loose Documents 25. Contributions and Fees, 1973 26. Convention Calendar, 1982

Box 7

1-2. Convention Material, 1979 3. Correspondence, Generally Negative and/or Harassing, 1972-1973 4. Daily Log [handwritten and without year indicated] 5. Dauphin Island Airport, A Development Plan (Summary Report) 6. Dedication of Exposition Hall, 2/11/1973 7. Delegations 8. Department Head Meeting, Activity Report 9. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Applications – Fed. Block Grant Program 10. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Flood Insurance, 1968-1978 11. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Regulations 12. Directories 13. Directory – Various City Committees, June 1965 14. "Disposal of Solid Waste," 6/18/1970 15. Dog Racing and Gambling 16. Dog Racing, Miscellaneous, 1967 17. Dothan, AL 18. "Downtown Democrats," 1984 19. Downtown Mobile: An Analysis of its Economic Potential, 1963 and Economy of the Mobile Area, 1967, Prelim. Rev. and Updating of Reports 20. Downtown Mobile – A Plan for the Development of Bienville Center and Central Mobile [see Oversized series] 21. Downtown Mobile United, 1980 22. Downtown Mobile Unlimited, 1976 23. Downtown Mobile Unlimited, Center City, 1976-1977 24. Doyle (Commissioner), Correspondence, 1969-1983 25. Drainage, 1982 26. The Earnest F. Ladd Memorial Stadium Corp., Financial Statements, 1978 27. Economic Development Council, Unity 28. Electrical Department, 1980 29. Electrical Department [loose and miscellaneous documents] 30. Emergency Communications (Post-Frederic)

Box 8

1-2. Emergency Management – All-Hazards Emergency Operations Plan 3. Emergency Management Miscellaneous 4. Emergency Preparedness Program, 11/8/1983 5-6. Energy Crisis 7. Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Steering Committee, Washington, D.C., 1984 8. Engineering Department, Weekly Report, 4/23/1982 and 4/30/1982 9. England, Correspondence, 1976-1977 10. Envelope Labeled "Personal and Confidential" 11-12. Equipment 13. Equipment Miscellaneous 14. Equipment Purchasing 15. Equipment – Refuse Hauler 16. Equipment Requisition 17. Erosion Control Ordinance, 1981 18-19. Ethics, Mayoral (general) 20. European Trip [includes APWA material], 1984 21-22. Exhibits to National Airlines, Inc., Statement in Opposition to Application of Jet Capital Corp. 23. Environmental Study, Airport Master Plan – Dauphin Island 24. Environmental/Resource Conservation, the Alabama Coastal Area Management Program and Draft Environmental Impact Statement, 1979 25. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Beach and Dune Permits 26-27. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Coastal Resource Advisory Committee 28-31. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Committee on Energy, Environment and Natural Resources 32. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Copy Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (1976-1984 Amendments)

Box 9

1. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Draft – Environmental Impact Statement 2. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Enforcement Activities 3. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Environmental Protection Engineering 4. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Loose Documents 5. Environmental/Resource Conservation, Pollution – Oil Spills 6. Events and Engagements, 1968 7. Events and Engagements, 1982 8. Facts about Mobile’s Drainage and Flood Control Program – There is a Difference between Drainage and Flood Control 9. Fantus/Economic Development 10. Fantus Study: Mobile Area Development Appraisal, 10/15/1982 11. A Feasibility Study of a Computer Power Management System for the Mobile Municipal Auditorium Complex, 1976 12. Federal Emergency Management Agency, Planning Guide and Checklist for Hazardous Materials – Contingency Plans 13. Federal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Disaster Assistance Program [1981 and 1983 literature] 14. Federal Emergency Management Agency, Flooding 15. Figgie International, the Figgie Report Part V: Parole – A Search for Justice and Safety 16-17. Finances, 1980s 18. Finances, Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1974 19. Finances, Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1977 20. Finances, Audit of City of Mobile Finances, 1982 21. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1968-1969 22. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1971-1972 23. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1977-1978 24. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1980-1981 25. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1981-1982 26. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1982-1983

Box 10

1. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1984-1985 2. Finances, Budget for Fiscal Year, 1985-1986 3. Finances, Capital Budget, 1983 4. Finances, Capital Budget, 1/14/1985 5-6. Finances, 1982 – 1984 Capital Budget Figures 7. Finances, Capital Project Expenditures by Vendor, 11/22/1982 8. Finances, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1980 9. Finances, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1982 10. Finances, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1983 11. Finances, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, 9/30/1984 12. Finances, Expense Statements, 1967 13. Finances, Expense Vouchers [trips] 14. Finances, Fiscal Year, 1984-1985 15.Finances, Improvement Program and Budget, 1968-1969 – 1973-1974 16.Finances [loose documents] 17. Finances, Lost Checks 18. Finances, Miscellaneous/Semi-Personal Receipts, Invoices, et. 1975-1983 19. Finances, Miscellaneous/Loose Expense Records, 1967-1969 20. Finances, Monthly Financial Reports, May 1981 – Oct. 1981 21. Finances, Monthly Financial Reports, Dec. 1982 – June 1983 22. Finances, Monthly Financial Reports, July 1983 – Jan. 1984 23. Finances, Monthly Financial Reports, June 1984 – May 1985 24. Finances, Monthly Financial Reports, 8/24/1982 25. Finances, Municipal Finance Administration, 1968 26. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1976-1977

Box 11

1. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1977-1978 2. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1980-1981 3. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1982-1983 4. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1983-1984 5. Finances, Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1984-1985 6. Finances, Report on the Revenue Structure, April 1982 7. Finances, Revenue Comparison, 1970-1973 8. Finances, Revenue Forecast 9-10. Finances, Revenue Sharing 11. Finances, Statements of Revenue and Expenses for the Period Ending 5/31/1975 12. Finances, Statements on Savings, Fiscal Year 1982-1983 13. Finances, 10-Year Economic and Revenue Forecasting w/ Alternative Fiscal Plans for Mobile 14. Finances, Unpaid Vouchers – To Date, 5/12/1976 15. Finch Property 16-17. Fire Department, 1980 18. Fire Department, Comments and Suggestions (Mims) 1/27/1981 19. First Commission Meeting (Comm. Mims) 20. Five-year Program of Capital Improvements – 1978-1979 – 1982-1983 21. Health Systems Plan, 1977-1981, South Alabama Health Planning Council 22. The Flexible Company – Coach (bus) Specifications 23. Flood Complaints 24. Flood [loose documents] 25. Flood Ordinance 26. Flood Plain Information 27. Flood Plain Information (Halls Mill Creek), May 1968 28. Flood Plans 29.Forecast of Revenues (Fiscal Years: 1976-1980), A Summary Report, April 1976 30. Foreign Trade Zone 31. "Formula for the 80s" 32. Fort Condé 33-34. Fort Condé, 1969-1974 35. Fort Condé, Archaeological Salvage Investigations, 1972

Box 12

1. Fort Condé Bicentennial, 1976 2. Fort Condé Booklets 3. Fort Condé Dedication, 7/11/1976 4. Fort Condé, Design and Development Report, 1974 5. Fort Condé, Feasibility of Developing Fort Condé as a Historic Attraction 6. Fort Condé, Historical Fort Condé Quarter 7. Fort Condé [loose documents] 8. Fort Condé, Plan for Fort Condé Plaza 9. Fort Condé Property 10. Fort Condé Property – Lambert Mims Testimony, 1985 11. Fort Condé Public Relations, 1974-1977 12-13. Fort Condé, Public Relations Counsel, 1976-1977 14. Fort Condé Village 15. Frazer Lanier Company 16. "Freemasonry – Religious but not a Religion" [article] 17. Fuel Reports 18. Funtime Park, Proposed Development, 9/31/1981 19. "The Future As I See It" [with related budget/financial material], 1980 20. Gas Truck 21. General and Local Arts (1978 Alabama Legislative Regular Session) 22. George T. Wallace Tunnel Dedication Ceremony, 2/9/1973 23. General Obligation Refunding Warrants, the Official Statement, 5/1/1981 24. Goals for 1978 25. "Governmental Reorganization Approaches" [research paper] 26. Government Directories 27. Governor Fob James Inaugural Program and Newspaper 28. Governor Wallace 29. Governor’s File (Alabama) 1968-1981 30. Graduate Seminar, Emmetsburg, MA, 11/1-2/1983 31. Greenough [Gary], 1975-1984 32. Guarino, M. A. – Federal Coordinator, Federal Flood Insurance Program 33. 29th Gulf and South Atlantic States Shellfish Conference, June 24, 1985 34. Gulf Coast Academy High School Graduation, Address to Graduates, 5/25/1980 35. Hadijski Ltd. 36. Hardy, Evelyn, Correspondence 37. Healthcare/Medical [loose documents] 38. Heil Co. – Heil Refuse Pulverizer System 39. Herbicide 40. Howell Brokerage Company 41. Hudson, John D. – Various Projects, 1973-1976 42. Hurricane, 1980 43. Hurricane Conference 44. Hurricane Evacuation Plans/Natural Disaster 45. Hurricane Frederic, 1979

Box 13

1-2. Hurricane Frederic – After Frederic [correspondence, programs, etc.] 3-4. Hurricane Frederic – Disaster Coordinating Office Information 5. Hurricane Frederic – Emergency Housing Needs Study 6. Hurricane Frederic [information on FEMA, floods, etc.] 7. Hurricane Frederic Post Disaster Report 8/30-9/14/1979 8. Hurricane Frederic Truck and Debris Data 9-11. Hurricane Info 12. Inauguration of Fob James, 1/15/1979 13. Inauguration of George Wallace, 1/17/1983 14. Industries and Industrial Development BD 15. Inspect Garbage Burning Facility, Tuscaloosa, 1984 16. "Installing Officers" [copied from "The Chairman and Speaker’s Role Made Easy"] 17. Interim Survey Report and Environmental Impact Statement, Threemile Creek, 5/1982, copy 1 18. Interim Survey Report and Environmental Impact Statement, Threemile Creek, 5/1982, copy 2 19. International Brotherhood of Electric Workers 20. International Longshoreman’s Association 21. Interstate 210 and Related Projects 22. Interstate 210 Connector, I-10 to I-65, Design Competition Submission to the Governor’s Advisory Committee 23. Interstate 210 Connector: The Solution, Presented by Brown and Root Development, Inc. [see Oversized series] 24. Interstate 210 Design Competition, Mobile, Alabama [see Oversized series] 25. Interstate 210, National Design Competition, Underpass Design Alternate, by Macchi Engineers 26. Interstate 210, National Design Competition, Underpass Design Alternate, by T.Y. Lin International 27. Interstate 210 South Corridor, 1985

Box 14

1. Interim Survey Report and Environmental Impact Statement, Threemile Creek, 5/1982, copy 3 2. In the Matter of Jet Capital Corporation, 1972 3-4. An Investigation of the City Hall Complex, 4/1980 5. Invitations 6. Invitation to Apollo 13 Launch [signed Spiro Agnew] 7. Isom Clemens Unveiling Plaque 8. Itineraries/Appointments, 1982-1985 9. Japanese Flyover, 1984 10. Joyner’s Report [on the topic of flood relief], 1982-1983 11. Raymond Jefferson – FBI Criminal Record, 4/8/1970 12. Junior Miss, 1980 13. Junior Miss, 1985 14. Key Personnel, Radio and Home Phone Numbers 15. Knights and Ladies of St. Peter Claver, 1988 Convention, Louisville, KY, 8/5/1985 16. The La Grange, "Mobile Compost Plant" 17. League of Oregon Cities, 1975 18-19. Legal Department, 1980 20. Legal Department Miscellaneous, 1979 21. Letters 22. Letters of Appreciation/Congratulation to Outgoing Mayor Mims, 1985 23. Life Insurance, 1969 24. Liquor Licenses, 1974-1975 25. Local Government Finances in the Mobile Area, 1963 26. Lot Cleaning, 1976-1977 27. Lot Cutting/Weeds, 1976 28. Louisiana Oil Marketers Association, 4/1978 29. Luncheon in Honor of Bishop Howze 30. "Major Street Priorities" 31. Management Study of the Departments of Budget, Planning and Development, Purchasing, Finance and Revenue – An Economic Summary, 11/19/1984 32. Management Study of the Departments of Budget, Planning and Development, Purchasing, Finance and Revenue – An Economic Summary, Draft, 1984 33. Marina [various materials] 34. "Mayors Evaluate Business Action on Urban Problems: A Report from 114 Cities" 35. Mayor Prayer Breakfast, 11/23/1976 36. M-B Company, Inc. of Wisconsin 37. Messages (follow through), 1977-1976 38. Messages (follow through), 1978 39. Messages (follow through), 1979 40. Messages (follow through), July-Aug. 1979 41. Messages (follow through), September 1979 42. Messages (follow through), October 1979 43. Messages (follow through), December 1979 44-45. Messages (follow through), January 1980 46. Messages (follow through), March 1980

Box 15

1. Messages (follow through), April 1980 2. Messages (follow through), May 1980 3. Messages (follow through), June 1980 4. Messages (follow through), August,1980 5. Messages (follow through), n.d. 6. Messages [loose and miscellaneous] 7. Metro Shuttle, 1980 8. Miller’s Park – Six Flags Project – Petition of Thanks to Mims 9. Mims Awards and Presentations 10. Mims, Commissioner 11. Mims, Commissioner, 1982-1983 12-13. Mims, Lambert 14. Mims Newspaper Clippings for Research 15. Mims – Office Documents 16. Mims, Private, 1985 [Public Administration Times] 17. Misc. Documents, Mailings, etc., 1966-1983 [some XXX pornographic material] 18. Miscellaneous Documents on the Subject of Housing, 1982 19. Mobile as "the ideal location for the proposed new Mainbase maintenance Facilities of Southern Airways, Inc." 20. Mobile Bicentennial Commission – List of Proposed Members 21. Mobile Building and Construction Trades Council Manual 22. "The Mobile City Commission," 3/8/1975 23. "Mobile City Commission" [speech/presentation with drafts and revisions], 1976 24. Mobile City Government Department Information [flow charts/figures], 1981 25. Mobile County "Industrial Sites" 26. Mobile County School Board – Letters from Students, 1976-1980 27. Mobile Day at the World’s Fair 28. Mobile Historic Development Commission, 1965-1967 29. The Mobile Historic Development Commission, Seminar, "The Future in Place: Developing Downtown Utilizing Existing Bridges," 1984 30. Mobile Housing Board: Urban Renewal Activities, 1968 31. Mobile Housing Board, Low-Income Public Housing Program, 1968 32. Mobile Housing Board, the Urban Renewal Plan for the Central Texas Street Area 33. Mobile Mayors – A List, 1814-1961 34. Mobile Municipal Association, 1973 35. Mobile Tensaw Delta 36. Mobile Town Meeting, 1976 37. Mobile Transit Authority, Vehicle Tag Numbers, 1983-1984 38. "Mobile’s 275th Anniversary," 10/29/1977 39. Mobile Youth General File – Youth Center Appointments to Bds. 40. Modeling Refuse Management Systems 41. Monroeville, 2/16/1981 42. Morris, David K. 43. Municipal and Industrial Water Use – Dalton Lake, Georgia, 1981 44. Museum Department Report, 1976-1977 45. Museum/Jo Ann Flirt (pending) 46. "Nashville on the Road" 47. National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials Paper, 1985 48. National Hurricane Conference, 1984 49. National League of Cities, Annual Congressional City Conference, 1985

Box 16

1. National League of Cities, Congressional City Conference, 8/14-15/1985 2. National League of Cities, Congress of Cities and Exposition, 1984 3. National League of Cities, Washington, D.C., 3/5-8/1983 4. National Prayer Breakfast, 2/7/1980 5. National Press Club, 7/17-18/1985, Washington 6. Navy Proposal: The Evaluation of Homeport Access Waterways and Berthing Facilities, 1984 7-10. Navy Surface Action Group 11. Navy Surface Action Group, 1/2/1985 12-16. Navy Surface Action Group Task Force 17. Needs and Actions 18. News Media, 1974 19. News Media, 1976 20. News Media, 1977 21. News Media, 1978 22. News Media, 1980 23. News Media, 1985 24. News Media, Contact Info. 25. Newspaper Clippings and Related/Attached Correspondence, 1979-1981 26. Newspaper Clippings Covering the Pittman ruling [Bolden case] 27. Newspaper Clippings [various subjects], 1970-1985 28. Newspapers, Miscellaneous [whole] 29. News Releases, 1976 [subject – litter] 30. Non-Bid Contracts [records/documentation] 31. Northern Gulf Coast Archaeological Research Consortium – Final Report: Three-Mile Creek Drainage Project 32. Notes – Miscellaneous 33. Noyes Publications [catalog], 1983

Box 17

1. Obscenity, "Alabama Forum: Alabama’s Lesbian/Gay Newsletter," February 1982 2. Obscenity, Anti-Obscenity Literature 3. Obscenity, Eckerd’s Drugstore, 4/4/1972 4. Obscenity, Correspondence, etc. [loose] 5. Obscenity, Correspondence, 1968-1970 6. Obscenity, Correspondence, 1971-1973 7. Obscenity, Dan Smoot Report 8. Obscenity, Dissenting Opinion [letter and related materials] 9. Obscenity, Flyers/Pamphlets 10. Obscenity, Legal/Legislative 11-14. Obscenity, Mailings Sent to Mims by Mobilians 15. Obscenity, Membership 16. Obscenity, Morality in Media Newsletter, 1971-1974 17-18. Obscenity, Movie, "The Fox," Correspondence, 1968 19. Obscenity, Movie, "The Life of Brian" 20. Obscenity, Movies 21. Obscenity, National Decency Reporter 22. Obscenity, News clippings 23. Obscenity, Newsletter 24. Obscenity, Notes 25-26. Obscenity, Periodicals 27. Obscenity, Photographs 28. Obscenity, Play "American Hurrah," Correspondence and Newsclippings, 1968 29. Obscenity, Police Reports 30. Obscenity, Press Releases 31. Obscenity, Resolutions 32. Obscenity, Speeches 33. Obscenity, "Temperance and Morals Report," 10/1969 34. Office of the Mayor, Card List 35. Original Reports of Departments 36. Other Lockett, a Proposal for the Development of a New City Attraction, 1982 37. An Overview of the Prospects for the Export Trade in Primary Wood Products in Southern Appalachia, Volume I

Box 18

1. An Overview of the Prospects for the Export Trade in Primary Wood Products in Southern Appalachia, Volume II 2. Parking 3. Parking (employees), 1981 4. Parts Purchases 5. "Past, Present and Future" 6. Payroll Deduction Report – City of Mobile, 2/5/1985 7. Peavy [Thomas K.] 8. Peavy’s [Thomas K.] Report 9. Pending 10. Pending Projects 11-13. Pending Suspension 14. Personal/Committee 15. Personnel, Appointments/Resignations 16-17. (Mobile County) Personnel Board, 1967-1968 18. Personnel, Department of Pensions and Security 19-20. Personnel, Employment and References 21-22. Personnel, General File 23. Personnel, Governor’s Conference on Priorities for Job Creation 24. Personnel, Labor/Personnel, [includes "Re-Organization"]

Box 19

1. Personnel, Laws and Rules for the Personnel Board of Mobile County, 3/1/1979 2. Loose Documents 3. Personnel, Miscellaneous/Re-Organization 4. Personnel, Mobile County Personnel, 1972 5. Personnel, Personnel Board for Mobile County, Pay Plan for all Jurisdictions, 1984 6-7. Personnel, Personnel/Pay Plan 8. Personnel, Personnel Services, Permanent Positions 9. Personnel, Public Employer-Employee Labor Relations Act of 1976 10. Personnel, Public Service Employees Local 1279 11. Personnel, Resumes Received 12-13. Personnel, Special Union and Labor File, 1968-1972 14. Personnel, Strike/Pay Raise, etc. 15. Personnel, Termination/Discipline 16. Personnel, Union Members – All Departments 17. Photograph Order Forms, 1984-1985 18-19. Planning Commission, 1965-1970 20. Planning Commission, 1980 21. Plastic Trash Can Liner Program 22. Police Department, 1979 [contains "pot leaf letter"] 23. Police Department, 1980 24-25. Police Department – Honeywell Information System Proposal 26. Police/Fire Miscellaneous 27. Port of Mobile Master Development Plan 28. Port of Mobile Night, New York, NY, 10/1-3/84 29. Preferred Community Land Use Plan for Brookley Air Force Base, 9/1976 30. Preliminary Proposal and Qualification Statement, Refuse-Derived Energy Plant 31. Presentation on Flooding [Three Mile Creek], 1983 32. Prichard [a development plan]

Box 20

1. Private Industry Council 2. Professional and Political Material, 1977-1983 3. Program for Action, City of Mobile, 8/1965 4. Program for Action, City of Mobile, 8/1965 – A Study with Recommendations 5-6. Program/Immediate Flood Relief 7-10. Program/Immediate Flood Relief Recap 11-12. Project AL 13. Projects, 1980s 14. Project I-210-2(2) George C. Wallace Tunnel to Marion St., Mobile County – Design Competition Presentation 15. Project I-210-2(2) George C. Wallace Tunnel to Marion St., Mobile County – Statement of Qualifications 16. Promotional Materials 17. A Proposal to Provide Technical Assistance in Community Development, 7/1975 18. Proposed Amendments of Sections 40-23-4 (a) (10) and (13), Additions of Sections 40- 23-4 (a) (41) Code of Alabama 1975 19. Proposed Program of Work, 1973-1974 20. Proposed Reorganization 21.Prospective Appointments 22. Public Buildings, 10/1/65 – 9/21/68 23. Public Hearing Announcement 24. Public Work – Out 25-27. Public Works Commissioner, General 28. Public Works Conference, 1982 29. Public Works General (1 of 2)

Box 21

1. Public Works General (2 of 2) 2. Public Works Hotline, City of Chattanooga Department of Public Works 3. Public Works – Job Description 4. Public Works Man of the Month 5. Public Works News 6. Public Works Policy 7-10. Public Works Reports 11. Public Works Salary Survey, 1981 12. Public Works Superintendent 13. Public Works Uniforms 14. Purchase Orders, 10/1979 15. Radio Program, WKRG, 6/8/1978 16. Rain Gage 17. Raley, Wanda C. 18. Raphael Semmes Statue, 1978-1979 19. Rapocon Project Report 20. "Read Why the Zoghby Change of Government Bill Needs to be Defeated" 21. Reagan, 1980 and 1981 [Reagan on social issues and Reaganomics] 22. Reciprocal Switching, 1974 [loose documents] 23. Re-Dedication of Restored City Hall, 2/27/1983 [APWA tie-in] 24-25. Redevelopment Plans and Rehabilitation Standards 26. Regalado, Mrs. Loreta 27. Regional Economic Development Agencies [a list], 1985 28. "Remarks by Lambert C. Mims," 9/27/1985 29. Report of Alabama Interim Legislative Committee on Municipal Government in Alabama, 1984-1985 30. Report on the Master Plan, Knollwood Park, Project # 75-34-149 31. Repton High School, Repton, AL, 5/27/1983 32. Request for Leave, Police Officer – Robert F. Thomas, 9/11/1981 33. Resolutions 34. Restorations and Additions, Mobile General Hospital for the Mobile County Offices of the State Department of Pensions and Security 35. Richardson, ?? (Frederic)? 36. River Front Projects, 1985 37. River Valley Association [a list], 1985 38. Rotation of Mayoralty – City of Mobile, 1977 39. Supervisor’s Salary Survey, 4/19/1983 40. San Diego, 1973 41. Saturn Proposal, 1985 42-43. Senior Citizens 44. Senior Citizens Report – Community Development Advisory Group, 1974 45. Sister Cities, 1980-1981 46. Six Flags Reporter: Mobile Municipal Employees News 47. Small Publications and Pamphlets 48. Smuggler’s Wharf, 1972 49. Solid Waste, Additional Waste Disposal Ephemera 50. Solid Waste, Black, Crow and Eidsness, Inc., Solid Waste Services 51. Solid Waste Collection in the City of Mobile, 11/4/1974 52-54. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1966

Box 22

1. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1966-1967 2. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1967 3-4. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1968 5-7. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1970 8. Solid Waste, Compost Plant, 1971 9. Solid Waste, Conservation of Resources in Municipal Waste – Final Report 10. Solid Waste, Contractors on Debris Removal, City of Mobile 11. Solid Waste, Daily Removal 12. Solid Waste, Garbage Disposal Plan 13. Solid Waste, Gershman, Brickner and Bratton, Inc. 14. Solid Waste, Global Power Company 15. Solid Waste, Jarred Incendiary Systems, Inc. – T.B.S., Inc. 16. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Publicity Report, 1980 17-18. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Annual Meeting, 12/6/1979 19. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Annual Meeting, 12/24/1980 20. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Balance Sheet, 4/30/1980 21. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Executive Committee Meeting, 1/18/1980 22. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Executive Committee Meeting, 4/4/1980 23. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Executive Committee Meeting, 6/11/1980 24. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Executive Committee Meeting, 8/6/1980

Box 23

1. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Executive Committee Meeting, 4/7/1981 2. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, Mid-Year Meeting, 6/25/1980 3. Solid Waste, Keep America Beautiful, National Advisory Council, 12/6/1979 4. Solid Waste, Lambert C. Mims’ Message on Solid Waste Collection 5. Solid Waste, Landfill Gully, 1975 6. Solid Waste, Landfill Tour, 5/20/1976 7. Solid Waste, Landfill/Transfer Costs 8. Solid Waste [loose documents] 9-10. Solid Waste [loose material] 11. Solid Waste, Municipal Waste Disposal and Energy Production System 12. Solid Waste, Mobile-Aid, 1967-1968 13-21. Solid Waste, Mobile-Aid 22. Solid Waste, Promotional Strategy for Mobile-Aid 23. Solid Waste, Refuse-Fired Energy Systems in Europe (R.E.R.R.) 24-25. Solid Waste, Removal Division, 1984 26. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery, – Introduction to Lazard Fréres and Co. 27. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery, [loose and miscellaneous material] 28. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery [magazine articles and ads] 29. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery, Qualifications for Kernridge Facility, v.1 30. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery, Qualifications for Kernridge Facility, v.2 31. Solid Waste, Resource Recovery, Solid Waste Financing, Background Information 32. Solid Waste, Rubberoid’s Purchase of Mixed Paper Stock 33. Solid Waste, Sanitary Landfill, 1974 34. Solid Waste, Solid Waste Collection and Disposal [slide show presentation] 35. Solid Waste, Solid Waste Collection and Disposal – the Public Sector Perspective 36. Solid Waste, Solid Waste Costs 37. Solid Waste, Solid Waste Disposal (R.E.R.R.) 38. Solid Waste, Solid Waste Management: A List of Available Literature, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Box 24

1. Solid Waste, Thirty-Year Waste Disposal Program, 1974 2. Solid Waste, Transfer Station Changes (R.E.R.R) 3. Solid Waste, Trash Pickup, 1969-1970 and 1974-1975 4. Solid Waste, Trash Pickup [post-Frederic debris] 5. Solid Waste, Trash – Removal Division 6. Solid Waste, Trash Reports 7. Solid Waste, Waste Disposal Agreement and Related Material (R.E.R.R.) 8. Solid Waste, Waste Disposal Proposal/Agreement (R.E.R.R) 9. South Alabama Regional Planning Commission (SARPC), 1985 10. SARPC: 20th Annual Report, 1984 11. SARPC: Industrial Development Manual, 6/1979 12. SARPC: The Economy and Population of the South Alabama Region 13. SARPC: The Economy and Population of the South Alabama Region – Data Index 14. Southern Agricultural Education Conference, 2/27/1973 15. Southern Agricultural Education Conference, 3/25/1985 16. Southern Earth Sciences, Inc. 17. Southwest Alabama Council on Alcohol (SACOA) 18. SPARE [Summer Program of Activities to Renew the Environment], 1971 19. SPARE Program, Grant No. T-900460-01, Completion Report, 6-8/1973 20. Speaking Engagements, 11/11/1971 – 10/24/1973 21. Speaking Engagements, 1978 22. Special Advisory Cards, 1973 [see Oversized series] 23. Special and Confidential Report to Mayor Lambert C. Mims, 9/11/1984 24. Special Honorary Advisor 25. Special Letters, 1970-1981 26-27. Special Letters [from citizens], 1978 28. Special Letters [from citizens], 1979 29. State Democratic Executive Committee – District Members, 1982-1983 30. State Docks, The Inland Docks of Alabama 31. State of Alabama Annual Report to the Governor, 1985 32. Statement of the Fleet Tire Check [municipal garage/solid waste], 1980 33. Statements and Remarks, 1980-1981 34-37. Status Reports/Costs, etc. 38. Status Report of East Church Street Properties, 1967 39. Steering Committee Report on: A Regional Communication System, 1983 40. Street Improvements, 6/21/1985 41. Street Lighting, Airport Boulevard, 8/1/1974 42. Street Lighting Requests, 1981-1982 43. "Stretch for the Future…" Project Stretch, Continental Motors Corp. 44. Stroker, Riley – Riley Steam Generators and Fuel Burning Systems 45. Supervisors Meeting

Box 25

1. A Survey of Attitudes and Opinions about the State Docks Bond Issue 2. A Survey of Attitudes and Opinions about the State Docks Bond Issue II 3-4. Swimming Pools, 1979 5. Talk 6-7. Task Force 2000 Industrial Committee 8. Tecumseh, 1974 9. "The Ten Best Things" Essay for Republic Magazine, 1985 10. "Ten Personal Goals for Center City" 11. Theodore Channel, 1972 12. Think about…Mobile, Alabama" [city promotional publication] 13. Three Mile Creek – A Report on the Open Space/Reuse Plan 14. Top Billing, Inc. 15. Tour Guide (Mobile, Alabama) 16. Tour Train 17. Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments, 1/30/1985 18. Toward the Future: Mobile Public Library, 1985 19. Transportation, Dauphin Street Extension, 1970-1971 20. Transportation, Alabama Uniform Traffic Report 21. Transportation, Amalgamated Transit Local 770, 1984 22. Transportation, Bus Route/Schedule 23. Transportation, Corps of Engineers, 1974 24. Transportation, Department of Labor, 1975 25-26. Transportation, Department of Transportation 27. Transportation, Department of Transportation, 1974 28. Transportation, Department of Transportation, 1977-1979 29. Transportation, Department of Transportation – Management Service 30. Transportation, Financing Urban Transportation Improvements, Report 3, 6/1984 31. Transportation, Implementation of Transit Program 32. Transportation, Improvement Plan Funds, 8/23/1983 33. Transportation [loose documents] 34-36. Transportation, Mobile Transit Authority, 1980-1981 37. Transportation, Mobile Area Transportation Study – Traffic Operations Program to Increase Capacity and Safety [see Oversized series]

Box 26

1-2. Transportation, Mobile Transportation Study 3. Transportation, Public Transportation Plan 4-5. Transportation, Reciprocal Switching 6-7. Transportation, Regional Planning Committee, Mass Transportation Study, 1975-1977 8. Transportation, Resurfacing, 1981-1982 9. Transportation, Road and Bridge Tax 10. Transportation, Roadway Maintenance, 1985 11. Transportation, State Bridge Replacement 12. Transportation, Management Report, 1971, Mobile Area Transportation Study 13. Transportation, Street, 1981 14-15. Transportation, Streets and Sidewalks, 6/1/1966 – 6/24/1967 16. Transportation, Traffic Access Study, 3/10/1972 17. Transportation, Transit Authority 18. Transportation, Transit Bills, 1975 19. Transportation, Cottage Hill, 1975 20. Transportation, Unpaved Streets in the City of Mobile 21-22. Trash Loaders 23. Trip Information, 1982 24. Trips, 1969 25. Trips Completed [forms], 1980-1981 26. TV Program, Channel Five, "Mobile, A City of Progress," 11/17/1977 27. U.A.A. McDonnell, 2/17/1977 28. U.L.C. Unemployment Task Force Meeting, 6/25-26/1984 29. US Conf. of Mayors, The Federal Budget and the Cities: A Review of the President’s Budget in Light of Urban Needs and National Priorities 30-31. US Conf. of Mayors, Mayors Leadership Institute, The Mayor’s Handhook, 12/12- 15/1976 32. United States Conference of Mayors, Philadelphia, 1984 33-34. Unity 35. University of South Alabama – Information and Ephemera

Box 27

1. Unlabeled/loose papers [appear related to drainage/drainage failure law suit] 2. Untitled "Statement," 11/1/1972 3-4. Update of the Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance, 1984 5. Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG), 1978 6. Urban Development Material, 1978 7-9. Urban Renewal 10. Urban Unemployment Task Force, Washington, D.C., 1984 11. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1965-1977 12-13. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1978-1979 14. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Report on: General Design Memorandum – Mobile Harbor Deepening, Design Memo No. 1, Main Report, 8/1984 15. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Report: Mobile Harbor – "Fast Track" Preconstruction Planning – Plan of Work, 5/1982 16. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Report: Flood Information Report – Tombigbee River and Tributaries, Little Browns Creek, Mississippi, 5/1981 17. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Report: Section 208 Reconnaissance Feasibility Report – Trim Cane and Sun Creeks, Tibbee River Basin, Mississippi, 9/1981 18. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1965-1977 19. USS Mobile, L.K.A. – 115 Commissioning 20. USS Alabama Commissioning, Hartford, CN, 5/23-26/1985 21-23. Veteran’s Administration (VA) Medical Center 24. VA Disabled American Veterans Rally – 3/16/1985 25. Value Estimate of 9.8 Acres, 4/6/1978 26. Veterans Administration 27. Washington, 2/21/1979 28. "Washington D.C. Information," National League of Cities, 1985 29-30. Water and Sewer, Department of Water and Sewer, 1962-1966 31. Water and Sewer, Design Report for Storm Sewers, 1948

Box 28

1. Water and Sewer, Projects Led by the City and Water Board 2. Water and Sewer, South West Drainage 3. Water and Sewer, Ventures from the City of Mobile, 1965-1976 4. Water Street Area – An Urban Renewal Project of the Mobile Housing Report 5. Wetlands and Dredging 6. The White House, Record of President Carter’s Administration, 1979 7. The White House [various reports], 1979 8. Wood Recycling Yard 9. Year End Information 10. Youth Council, 1969-1971 11. Youth Council, 1970-1971 12. Youth Council, 1971 13. Youth Council, 1972 14. Youth Council, 1980-1981 15. Youth Council, Cleanup Month 16. Youth Council Dinner, 1973 17. Youth Council Dinner, 1974 18. Youth Council Dinner, 1/19/1976 19. Youth Council, High School List, 1973-1974 20. Youth Council, Mobile, 1973-1974 21. Youth Council, Mobile College, 1977 22. Youth Council, Sample Letters, High School and College 23. Zoning, 1976-1979 24. Zoning Administrator, 1969 25. Zoning Map 26. Zoning, Property, etc. – McDonalds

Series 1. Sub-series A. Newspaper Scrapbooks, 1965-1981. 14 cubic feet.

28 scrapbooks arranged chronologically and containing newspaper clippings covering the years in which Mims was in office. The clippings cover a wide array of city-related topics.

1. 10/15/1965 – 8/25/1966 2. 8/25/1966 – 5/24/1967 3. 5/24/1967 – 10/15/1968 4. 10/3/1968 – 2/28/1969, 7/30/1969 – 8/28/1969 5. 3/1/1969 – 12/31/1969 (only available digitally) 6. 1/7/1970 – 2/28/1971 7. 3/1/1971 – 8/26/1971 8. 9/1/1971 – 6/30/1972 9. 7/1/1972 – 1/31/1973 10. 2/1/1973 – 8/20/1973 11. 8/21/1973 – 7/31/1974 12. 8/2/1974 – 7/25/1975 13. 7/26/1975 – 3/31/1976 14. 4/1/1976 – 12/15/1976 15. 12/16/1976 – 10/7/1977 16. 10/7/1976 – 4/18/1978 17. 4/19/1978 – 7/26/1978 18. 7/27/1978 – 12/15/1978 19. 12/15/1978 – 4/8/1979 20. 4/8/1979 – 7/31/1979 21. 8/1/1979 – 12/12/1979 22. 12/31/1979 – 5/19/1980 23. 5/20/1980 – 7/31/1980 24. 8/1/1980 – 12/13/1980 25. 12/15/1980 – 4/11/1981 26. 4/12/1981 – 6/24/1981 27. 6/24/1981 – 8/18/1981 28. 8/19/1981 – 11/22/1981

Series 1. Sub-series B. Speeches, 1968-1998. 2 cubic feet.

This sub-series is arranged alphabetically. As far as was possible, it was kept in its original order. However, whenever a speech given during Mims’ terms in office was found within other parts of the collection, it was removed and placed here. This sub-series contains not only Mims’ official speeches as mayor/commissioner but also those related to his personal religious beliefs, to his campaign against obscenity, and to the American Public Works Association. Mims often reused a speech for particular engagements (such as delivering remarks at a church). Researchers should also look in the Speaking Engagements sub-series of the Personal series for material related to speeches (for example, an invitation to speak at such and such church).

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1. Acceptance Speech and Miscellaneous Speeches (1969) 2. "Alabama: A State with a Lot Going for Her" [includes drafts, reference material, and media releases] 3. "America, December 1970" [includes drafts and annotated copies of "American on the Rocks" and, "America, Let Us Pray"] 4. "America on the Rocks" 5. American Public Works Speech and Slide Presentation, New Orleans, 1975 6. Annexation 7. "The APWA Can Help You Become More Professional" 5/18/1979 8. "Business Involvement in Urban Problem Solving" 9."Bicentennial Bible Message" 10. Bicentennial Message – WALA Freedom’s Square (1976) 11. Brookley Reunion, May 1979 12. Budget (Road Builders) 10/24/1977 13-14. "Can Prayer Save America?" [includes multiple drafts over several years and revisions, some references] 15. "Cast Down Your Bucket" [includes multiple drafts] 16. "Christian Businessmen/Christian Citizens" 17. "Christian Citizenship," 9/15/1976 18. City Government, 1/13/1977 19. Compost Speech 20. Conference Speech [location unknown], June 1998 21. "The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ from a Political Standpoint" 22. Davidson High School Faculty Meeting, 9/5/1974 23. Davidson High School Faculty Meeting, "Bicentennial – How to Use the Bicentennial to Promote a Better Government," 9/4/1975 24. Deacon Speech and Excerpts 25. Deacons Should be Good Citizens, 1975 26. "A Decade of Progress" 27. "Decade of Progress in Public Works" (1980) 28. "Declaration of Independence" [includes reference material] 29. Denton Day Speeches 30. Drainage, April 4, 1968 31. Drainage 32. "The Eighties and Professionalism" 33. "Enforcement Alone is Not the Answer to Curbing Crime" [includes multiple drafts and reference material] 34. "Era of Progress" 35. "Formula for the Eighties," 2/2/1981 36. "Formula for the Eighties" [rough drafts] 37. ‘Functions of City Commission" 38. "The Future As I See It" 39. "God, the Bible, and Our Nation," April 1978 40. "The Greatest Experience of My Life" 41. Hurricanes/Floods: Public Works Responses 42. 1969 Inauguration Speech 43. 1973 Inauguration Speech 44. 1981 Inauguration Speech 45. "Ingredients for Success," 2/19/1979 46. "Keeping Ahead of the Pressure," 9/29/1977 47. "Keeping Ahead of the Pressure," 10/1977 48. "Let’s Stop Majoring in Minors" [University of South Alabama Speech] 49. Liberty/Declaration of Independence 2/10/1976 50. Local Government 8/14/1978 51. Loose Material 52. "Making Solid Waste Collection Safer" 53. "Management and His Organization" 54. "Masons Should be Good Citizens" 7/1/1977 55. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, "Lessons from Isaiah" 56. "Message on Pornography" 57. Message to the FL Chapter of the APWA Equipment Dealers Luncheon, 4/22/1977 58. Miscellaneous Political Speeches and Newspaper Clippings 59. Mission of Hope Slide Presentation [includes multiple drafts, alterations, and outlines] 60. "Mobile: City in Motion" 61. "Mobile: A City of Progress" 11/15/1977 [rough draft] 62. "Mobile: A City of Progress" Slide Presentation 63. "Mobile: City on the Move" 64. Names 2/19/1979 65. Names 5/3/1979 66. "Ninety Days after Disaster" (Hurricane Frederic) 67. "No Good" 68. "No Time for Amateurs"

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69. "On Being Good Citizens" 70. "People, Politics, and Pollution" 71. "People, Politics, and Pollution" Dothan, Alabama 72. "Privatization" 73. "The Problems with Our Infrastructure" 74. Public Works 75. "Public Works and Civil Defense" 11/7/1987 76. "Public Works and Disaster Recovery" and "The Future as I See It" 77. "Public Works and Disaster Recovery" [formerly, "Reflections Ninety Days after Disaster"] 78. "Public Works Promoting Professionalism in Emergency Management" 79. "Reflections Ninety Days after Disaster" 9/13/1979 80. "Resource Management in Emergencies" [includes handwritten draft] 81. "Resource Management in Emergencies" Slide Presentation 82. "Road Builders" 83. Roast of Bay Haas 84. "The Role of Public Works during Hurricane Frederic" [includes multiple drafts] 85. "Saving Energy and Producing Power" [includes drafts] 86. "A Strong America" Mobile College, 2/3/1972 87. "The Ten Best Things about My City" 88. Testimony 89. "Twenty Years of Public Service" 90. "Two-Hundred Years and Full Circle: Government by Bureaucrats, Judges and Weaklings" [Veteran’s Day] 91. "Two-Hundred Years and Full Circle: Government by Bureaucrats, Judges and Weaklings" [includes multiple drafts and dates given] 92. Voting 93. "We Can Blow the Whistle on Government Waste" 94. "What APWA is Doing in Emergency Management" [includes drafts, notes, etc.] 95. "What Kind of Peculiar People" 96. "What the World Needs from You in the Eighties" 97. "You Can Be Successful" 5/24/1978 98. "Zero Base Budgeting: Does it Really Work?" 99. Reference Materials 100-110. Reference Materials 111. Separation Sheet Listing Files Discarded from Series

Series 1. Sub-series C. Civil Rights, 1967-1972, 1977, 1979, 1981. 1 cubic foot.

This is an artificial series containing a compilation of various civil rights-related material found scattered throughout the collection. It is arranged alphabetically by subject and consists of newspapers and news clippings, flyers, and other documents that cover a range of civil rights issues including job discrimination, police profiling, marches, and free speech. Of particular interest is information about the Glenn Diamond mock-lynching-police-brutality case, the Neighborhood Organized Workers, the United Student Action Movement, and the Mobile Area Committee for Training and Development, along with a 1968 report written by Mims discussing race relations in Mobile.

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1. Employment Discrimination, 1968 2. Loose Documents 3. Minority Business 4. NAACP Response, 5/17/1979 5-6. Neighborhood Organized Workers, Unlabeled Folder/Miscellaneous, 1969 7-10. Newspaper Clippings, 1968 11. Newspaper, Inner City News 12. Newspaper, The Mobile Beacon and Alabama Citizen 13. Newspaper, The New Times 14. Newspaper, The Southern Courier 15. Police Department, 1967-1972 16. Police File, Ku Klux Klan Marches, 1977 & 1979 17. Racial, Glenn Diamond, 3/1976* 18-22. Racial Relations (Confidential), Mobile Area Committee for Training and Development, Inc. 23. "Race Relation in Mobile: Past, Present, and Future," A Report by Lambert Mims, 2/05/1968 24. Record on Minorities since 1981 Election

*Additional material on the Glenn Diamond case can be found in Bolden v. City of Mobile case in the United States District Court collection, our accession number 85-09-72. See Plaintiffs' Exhibit 65, Box 1, folder 65, and Defendant's Exhibit 85, Box 2, Folder 85. Also see the Social Justice Commission portion of the Blacksher, Menefee, and Stein Records for more information on Glenn Diamond.

Series 1. Sub-series D. Mobile History, 1824-1965 (bulk 1824-1944). 1 cubic foot.

Arranged chronologically by subject. Consists of photocopied excerpts of old Mobile history textbooks and of various city code books that Mims appears to have used during the course of his everyday duties as a city official.

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1. Miscellaneous 2. Loose Documents 3. Unlabeled Folder 4. Reports of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Mobile 5. Garbage and Sewage 6. Transportation 7. Gas 8. Light Systems 9. Streets 10. Code, 1866 11. Supplemental Code, 1907 12. Code, 1890 13. Code, 1955 and 1959, Volume 10 Cumulative Packer Part – Hendrix Code 14. Code, 1965 and Supplements 15. Code, 1958 16. Code, 1897 and 1907 17. Code, 1947 18. Code, 1935 19. Mobile History: 1824-1829 20. Mobile History: 1829-1831 21. Mobile History: 1833-1834 22-23. Mobile History: 1839-1845 24-25. Mobile History: 5/2/1844 – 12/9/1858 26-27. Mobile History: December 1858 – June 1869 28. Mobile History: 1870-1898 29. Mobile History: 1907 30. Mobile History: 1909 31. Mobile History: 1912 32. Mobile History: 1913 33. Mobile History: 1914 34. Mobile History: 1915 35. Mobile History: 1916 36. Mobile History: 1917 37. Mobile History: 1921 38. Mobile History: 1925 39. Mobile History: 1926 40. Mobile History: 1927 41. Mobile History: 1928 42. Mobile History: 1929 43. Mobile History: 1930 44. Mobile History: 1931 45. Mobile History: 1932 46. Mobile History: 1933 47. Mobile History: 1934 48. Mobile History: 1935 49. Mobile History: 1936 50. Mobile History: 1937 51. Mobile History: 1938 52. Mobile History: 1939 53. Mobile History: 1940-1941 54. Mobile History 55. Mobile History: 1942-1943 56. Mobile History: 1943-1944 Series 1. Sub-series E. City Property Survey, 1820-1967. .25 cubic feet.

Section maps of Mobile showing property acquired by the city for public places, mostly parks and fire stations but also for Magnolia Cemetery, City Hall, the City Hospital, and Bienville Square.

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Tab 1

[Section Number; Property Name; Area; From; Book/Pg; Amount; Instrument; Date]

1. Proposed Fire Station & Park; Bear Fork Road; Better Houses, Inc.; 392/626; 9,635; Warr. Deed; 1962. 2. Megginson Park; Shelton Beach Rd.

Tab 2

1. Miller Park; Moffat Road.

Tab 3

1. Congress St. Property; Congress & Jackson; Crayton, Clarence; 470/523; 26,500; Warr. Deed; 1963. 2. Reid Fire Station; Stimrad & Telegraph; Wilkinson, George; 156/915; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1960. 3. Fire Station #1; Springhill & Ann; Brown, Harleston; 10/307; 60; Quit Claim; 1856. 4. Fire Station #8; Joachim @ Lipscomb; Jones, Winston; 57/321; 1,000; Warr. Deed; 1888. 5. Dump Property; Juniper & Hickory; Norden, Martin A.; 639/392; 1,200; Warr. Deed; 1955. 5. Dump Property; Juniper & Hickory; Moore, Juanita; 619/905; 1,375; Warr. Deed; 1965. 5. Dump Property; Fisher's Alley; Strauss, Andrew; 231/536; 2,500; Warr. Deed; 1926. 6. Colored Public Library; Davis Avenue; Fowler, Herndon; 224/553; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1929. 6. Colored Public Library; Davis Avenue; Webster, Joseph B.; 224/553; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1929. 6. Colored Public Library; Davis Avenue; White, Maurice; 199/625; 2,400; Warr. Deed; 1960. 7. City Hospital; St. Anthony & Jefferson; Kennedy, William E.; F/458; 150; Warr. Deed; 1824. 7. City Hospital; St. Anthony & Jefferson; Kennedy, Joshua; F/458; 150; Warr. Deed; 1824. 7. City Hospital; Broad Street; Board of Revenue; 283/658; 0; Gift; 1939. 7. City Hospital; Broad Street; Board of Revenue; 283/658; 0; Gift; 1942. 8. Broad-Beauregard (Beautification); Broad-Beau & Davis Ave.; Mobile Housing Board; 274/11; Warr. Deed; 1961. 9. Broad-Beauregard (School Land); Broad-Beauregard; Mobile Housing Board; 288/564; 131,662; Warr. Deed; 1961. 10. Bienville Square; Dauphin & St. Joseph; Herpin, John B.; N/329; 306; Warr. Deed; 1835. 10. Bienville Square; Dauphin St; Soinson, Catherine; N/84; 2,000; Warr. Deed; 1834. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Barte, Charles; S/34; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Barte, Adolph; S/34; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Chastang, Zenon; S/24; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Collins, Polexene; 4/223; 4,500; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; DuBroca, Maxemillian; 5NS/97; 5,340; Deed; 1841. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Lorant, Joseph; 5NS/97; 5,340; Deed; 1841. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Calderon, Emerenco; 5NS/97; 5,340; Deed;1841. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Calderon, Simon; 5NS/97; 5,340; Deed; 1841. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Collins, Joseph W.; 1NS/93; 2,000; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Collins, Edward; 1NS/93; 2,000; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Chestang, Sidoine; 1NS/93; 2,000; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Chestang, Augustus; 1NS/93; 2,000; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Collins, Margaret; 1NS/91; 10; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; St. Joseph St; Clark, Jotham; Q/352; 25,650; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; St. Francis St; Collins, Polite; 1NS/88; 10; Quit Claim; 1849. 10. Bienville Square; Conception St; Laurendine, Benjamin; S/35; 4,500; Warr. Deed; 1836. 10. Bienville Square; Conception St; Pinto, Antonio; Q/605; 6,000; Quit Claim; 1836. 10; Bienville Square; Conception St; Lyon, James G.; P/100; 2,600; Warr. Deed; 1835. 10. Bienville Square; Conception St; Garrow, Samuel H.; P/100; 2,600; Warr. Deed; 1835. 11. Springhill Ave. Rec. Cnt; Hallet & Oak Streets; Foy, Alice B.; 355/182; 1; Deed; 1944. 11. Springhill Ave. Rec. Cnt; Hallet & Oak Streets; Sitterlee, Lottie S.; 355/182; 1; Deed; 1944. 11. Springhill Ave. Rec. Cnt; Hallet & Oak Streets; Buerger, Catherine; 355/182; 1; Deed; 1944. 11. Springhill Ave. Rec. Cnt; Hallet & Oak Streets; Neese, Otto; 353/1; 16,000; Warr. Deed; 1944. 12. Peters Park; Catherine & Bert Streets; Florence Crittenton Home; 177/423; 57,000; Warr. Deed; 1960. 13. Beauregard & Armistead Sts.; Beauregard & Armistead; H.M. Investment; 129/35; 43,000; Warr. Deed; 1960. 14. Congress & Clay; Congress & Clay.

Tab 4

1. Fire Station # 14; Davis Ave & Crawford Lane; Hammel Dry Goods; 426/322; 4,000; Warr. Deed; 1947. 2. Lyons Park; Springhill & Catherine; Stein, Louis; 86/530; 540; Quit Claim; 1898. 2. Lyons Park; Springhill & Catherine; Stein, Fritz; 86/530; 540; Quit Claim; 1898. 2. Lyons Park; Springhill & Catherine; Gordon, Amma; 86/530; 540; Quit Claim; 1898. 2. Lyons Park; Springhill & Catherine; Davenport, Ella; 86/530; 540; Quit Claim; 1898. 2. Lyons Park; Springhill & Catherine; Triplett, Alberta; 86/530; 540; Quit Claim; 1898. 3. Chidester Park; Park Avenue; Mobile County; 387/180; 1; Deed; 1945. 4. Gus Rehm Fire Station; Moffat & Western; Wooldridge, H. A.; 603/315; 15,000; Warr. Deed; 1954. 5. Louiselle St. Thoroughfare; Louiselle & Springhill; Sullivan, Daniel F.; 379/687; 50,646; Warr. Deed; 1962. 5. Louiselle St. Thoroughfare; Louiselle & Springhill; DeBakey, Ernest G.; 379/687; 50,646; Warr. Deed; 1962. 6. Gorgas (Toulminville) Park; Donald St; James W. Moore Co.; 431/682; 21,500; Warr. Deed; 1947. 7. Mobile General; Stanton & Fillingim; Mobile County; 242/65; 114,400; Warr. Deed; 1961. 8. Herndon (Sage Ave.) Park; Dauphin & Sage; Wahl, Edward S.; 375/554; 24,998; Warr. Deed; 1945. 8. Herndon (Sage Ave.) Park; Dauphin & Sage; Wahl, Claude T.; 375/554; 24,998; Warr. Deed; 1945. 8. Herndon (Sage Ave.) Park; Dauphin & Sage; Wahl, Gustave M.; 375/554; 24,998; Warr. Deed; 1945. 8. Herndon (Sage Ave.) Park; Dauphin & Sage; Wahl, Charles A.; 375/554; 24,998; Warr. Deed; 1945. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Perkins Dev. Co.; 737/736; 5,550; Warr. Deed; 1957. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Boerner, Arthur P.; 317/65; 2,000; Warr. Deed; 1962. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Dees, M. H.; 317/67; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1962. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Dees, M. H.; 265/497; 4,600; Warr. Deed; 1961. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Bardling, George; 737/732; 1,000; Warr. Deed; 1957. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Perkins Dev. Co.; 753/1; 500; Warr. Deed; 1957. 9. Mitternight Park; Shell & Rice; Perkins Dev. Co.; 683/691; 450; Warr. Deed; 1956. 10. Carver Park; Andrews & Schwarz; Dixie Recreation; 430/118; 14,750; Warr. Deed; 1947. 11. Donald Street Extension; Donald & Cecelia; Burlison, David L.; 531/163; 11,500; Warr. Deed; 1964.

Tab 5

1. Fire Station # 18; Forest Hill Drive; Board of Water & Sewer; 703/436; 1; Warr. Deed; 1956. 1. Fire Station # 18; Forest Hill Drive; Board of Water & Sewer; 711/243; 1; Warr. Deed; 1956. 2. Donald Street Thoroughfare; Wolf Ridge Road; Roberts, Joseph R.; 388/940; 32,000; Warr. Deed; 1963. 3. Langan Park; Gaillard Drive; Earth, Inc.; 753/18; 1; Warr. Deed; 1957. 4. McGregor Ave. Library; McGregor Avenue; Whitman, Kathleen; 206/483; 44,000; Warr. Deed; 1960. 5. City's Subdivision; Springhill & Wacker. 6. Country Club Village Park; Country Club Village; Country Club Village; Bk 4 P 87; 0; Plat Reservation; 1943.

Tab 6

1. Hillsdale Heights Park; Maybrick & Herman; Mostellar, Marvin; 88/90; 1; Deed; 1959. 1. Hillsdale Heights Park; Maybrick & Herman; Urban Land Corp; 499/258; Quit Claim; 1963. 2. Zeigler Blvd. Fire Station; Zeigler Blvd.; Better Houses, Inc.; 370/283; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1962.

Tab 7

1. City Hall Area; Church Street; Bloodgood, John; 7NS/396; 15,000; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Church Street; Smith, Sidney; 7NS/399; 7,500; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Church Street; Smith, Sidney; 7NS/399; 7,500; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Lignos, George; 372/375; 49,600; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Lignos, Mike; 372/375; 49,600; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Weber, J. W.; 414/204; 22,500; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Moore, Ida A.; 423/638; 1; Quit Claim; 1947. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Mishlof, Josephine; 401/571; 6,400; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Palughi, Joseph P.; 401/567; 14,250; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Palughi, John P.; 401/569; 5,725; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Martin, William D.; 414/206; 15,000; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Martin, James E.; 414/206; 15,000; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Weaver, John; 7NS/397; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; McLarney, Frank H.; 38/348; 432; Warr. Deed; 1878. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Lyons, Hannah T.; 202/352; 21,000; Warr. Deed; 1924. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Lyons, Thomas G.; 202/352; 21,000; Warr. Deed; 1924. 1. City Hall Area; Royal St; Tim, Renard Levi; 7NS/392; 6,000; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Water St; Meador, William M.; 383/676; 7,560; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Nearhos, Despina; 414/202; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Hartzes, Vasia E.; 414/202; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Linink, Joe; 387/175; 5,550; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Lumpin, Yetta; 387/175; 5,550; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Linick, Jacob; 387/175; 5,550; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Olensky, Rebecca; 387/175; 5,550; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Meaher, Helen R.; 565/257; Court Decree; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Meaher, Augustine; 565/257; Court Decree; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Sims, Helen Meaher; 565/257; Court Decree; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Government St; Hill, Annie Meaher; 565/257; Court Decree; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Rosen, Marie; 379/311; 925; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Rosen, Beckie; 379/311; 925; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Peters, Frank W.; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Drey, Anita P.; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Knox, Eleanor P.; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; McCormick, Agnes; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Mooney, Roy J.; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Mooney, Louis E.; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Mooney, Brother Hilbert; 562/452; 1; Quit Claim; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Smith, Nettie R.; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Price, Amelia E.; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Marquis, Joseph A.; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Marquis, Justine; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Marques, Louise; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Marques, Mitchell; 401/564; 3,550; Warr. Deed; 1946. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Mavis Investment; 495/500; 1,100; Warr. Deed; 1950. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; McCoy, W. H.; 474/66; 1,000; Quit Claim; 1949. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Fountain, P. C.; 276/194; 8,000; Deed; 1938. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Pique, Charles; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Devine, Nancy P.; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Pique, John D.; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Pique, Elizabeth; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Bellott, Hellyn; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Bellott, Gwendolyn; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Hopkins, Pauline; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Weigel, Mae; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; DeCowe, Lillian; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Commerce St; Bartlett, Cecil; 379/557; 930; Warr. Deed; 1945. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Warring, Moses; 7NS/394; 7,500; Warr. Deed; 1854. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Peters, Frank W.; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Knox, Eleanor P.; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Drey, Anita P.; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; McCormick, Agnes; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Mooney, Roy J.; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Mooney, Louis E.; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 1. City Hall Area; Church St; Mooney, Brother Hilbert; 562/456; 14,350; Deed; 1952. 2. Church Street; Church & Conception; Buchanan, Mae; 309/330; 6,750; Warr. Deed; 1941. 3. Auditorium Area; Church & Claiborne; Mobile Housing Board; 605/15; 27,924; Warr. Deed; 1965. 4. Central Fire Station; Springhill & Washington; Stone, Eliza H.; 157/178; 12,500; Warr. Deed; 1913. 4. Central Fire Station; St. Francis St; Cohen, Joel; 70/383; 4,550; Warr. Deed; 1893. 4. Central Fire Station; St. Francis St; Lehman, Augusta; 70/383; 4,550; Warr. Deed; 1893. 4. Central Fire Station; St. Francis St; Schwab, Hannah; 70/383; 4,550; Warr. Deed; 1893. 4. Central Fire Station; St. Francis St; Seigel, Clara; 70/383; 4,550; Warr. Deed; 1893. 4. Central Fire Station; St. Francis St; Cohen, Sarah; 70/383; 4,550; Warr. Deed; 1893. 5. Ryan Park; Springhill Avenue; Imarhorn, Mary A.; 148/358; 9,500; Warr. Deed; 1911. 5. Ryan Park; Springhill Avenue; Hamill, Ellen; 148/339; 2,666; Warr. Deed; 1911. 5. Ryan Park; Springhill Avenue; Alexander, William; 148/340; 8,000; Warr. Deed; 1911. 6. St. Francis St. Ext.; Broad Street; Staples-Pake Realty; 692/55; 40,000; Warr. Deed; 1956. 6. St. Francis St. Ext.; Dauphin Street; Murray, Apollonia; 114/828; 42,000; Warr. Deed; 1959. 6. St. Francis St. Ext.; Dauphin Street; Wing, Sarah E.; 35/120; 27,950; Warr. Deed; 1959. 7. Fire Station # 17 (# 10); Lafayette Street; McAleer, Minnie; 274/5; 14,000; Warr. Deed; 1961. 7. Fire Station # 17 (# 10); Lafayette Street; Hannan, Patrick C.; 139/7; 1,000; Warr. Deed; 1909. 8. Mobile Public Library; Government St; Fearn, George Jr.; 210/34; 33,600; Warr. Deed; 1926. 8. Mobile Public Library; Government St; Fearn, George Jr.; 210/36; 34,000; Warr. Deed; 1926. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; Fermier, Jacob H.; 214/157; 4,750; Warr. Deed; 1927. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; Zimmern, Babette; 214/271; 4,000; Warr. Deed; 1927. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; Vickers, Nicholas L.; 228/540; 6,300; Warr. Deed; 1930. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; O'Neill, Margaret V.; 228/540; 6,300; Warr. Deed; 1930. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; Vickers, Marion R.; 228/540; 300; Warr. Deed; 1930. 8. Mobile Public Library; Washington Ave; Vickers, M. J.; 228/540; 6,300; Warr. Deed; 1930. 8. Mobile Public Library; Government & Scott; Quigley, Julie F.; 454/259; 54,000; Deed; 1963. 8. Mobile Public Library; Government & Scott; Quigley, Stephen; 454/259; 54,000; Deed; 1963. 9. Church Street Cemetery; Bayou Street; Kennedy, William E.; C/376; 20; Quit Claim; 1820. 10. Jefferson; Jefferson & Charleston; Salata, Joseph A.; 636/890; 5,000; Warr. Deed; 1965. 11. Washington Square; Charleston Street; Gordon, Archibald; 12NS/59; 1; Deed; 1850. 12. Oakleigh; Oakleigh Avenue; Gwynn, Susanne R.; 645/565; 68,300; Warr. Deed; 1955. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Fry Street; Moog, Beulah; 271/649; 1; Warr. Deed; 1937. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Frenkel, L.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Hahn, A. L.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Richard, A.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Leinkauf, William H.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Strauss, L.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Bernstein, H.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Reiss, F.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Hahn, Bernard; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Praskauer, Adolph; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Strauss, Nat; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Forchheimer, M.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Moog, Bernard; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Pollock, Jacob; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Newbrick, E.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Jacobson, Gabriel; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Pinues, A.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Gayle Street; Levy, M. P.; 37/69; 1,250; Deed; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Chapman, Delena; 221/270; 5,750; Warr. Deed; 1928. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Lavretta, John L.; 221/469; 5,250; Warr. Deed; 1928. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; USA; 286/166; 1; Quit Claim; 1939. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Tennessee Street; Bell, Isaac Jr.; 18/197; 2,250; Deed; 1863. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Tennessee Street; Smith, John Little; 18/197; 2,250; Deed; 1863. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; McRae, Colin I.; 18/196; 2,486; Quit Claim; 1863. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Waring, Moses; 18/196; 2,486; Quit Claim; 1863. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Powell, Cora H.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Waring, Sarah B.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Harrison, M. Warring; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Inge, Allen H.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Michael, John E.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Spira, A. H.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Lyons, Thomas G.; 143/137; 13,000; Warr. Deed; 1910. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Garrow, Samuel H.; T/565; 24,384; Warr. Deed; 1836. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Brewer, Henry O.; 23/133; 4,500; Quit Claim; 1867. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Bell, Isaac Jr.; 23/131; 4,500; Quit Claim; 1867. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Farley, Charles M.; 37/67; 50; Quit Claim; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Crowley, John J.; 37/67; 50; Quit Claim; 1877. 13. Magnolia Cemetery; Virginia Street; Kelley, Annie; 37/67; 50; Quit Claim; 1877. 14. Crawford Park; McDonough, James; 654/742; 500; Warr. Deed; 1955. 14. Crawford Park; Moog, Beulah; 225/319; 87; Quit Claim; 1929. 14. Crawford Park; Georgia Avenue; Radcliff, James S.; 204/578; 20,000; Warr. Deed; 1925. 14. Crawford Park; Straight Street; Lyons, Joseph H.; 206/319; 700; Warr. Deed; 1925. 14. Crawford Park; Straight Street; Perryman, Lillie; 206/319; 700; Warr. Deed; 1925. 14. Crawford Park; Ann Street; Rogers, C. M. A.; 276/255; 1,000; Warr. Deed; 1938. 15. Hartwell Field; Ann Street; Ross, Lula M.; 95/141; 500; Quit Claim; 1900. 16. Municipal Garage; Tennessee & Gayle. 17. Baltimore Park; Baltimore Street; Kelly, Annie; 424/9; 40,000; Warr. Deed; 1947. 17. Baltimore Park; Baltimore Street; Crowley, Herbert; 424/9; 40,000; Warr. Deed; 1947. 17. Baltimore Park; Tennessee Street; Spring Hill College; 428/193; 2,500; Warr. Deed; 1947. 18. U.S. Radio Station; Washington Ave; McDade, Julia; 163/508; 1,200; Warr. Deed; 1914. 19. Pillans Park; Washington Ave; Allen, Rev. Edward; 202/487; 4,500; Warr. Deed; 1924. 20. Fire Station # 11; Broad Street; Preston, Mary N.; 143/121; 950; Warr. Deed; 1910. 21. Fire Station # 7; Conception St ; Vickers, M. J.; 204/363; 1,800; Warr. Deed; 1925. 22. City Parking Lot; Royal Street; Neese, Otto; 33/809; 93,000; Warr. Deed; 1959. 23. Excess I-10 Right-of-way; Hamilton & Delaware; State of Alabama ; 14/70; Warr. Deed; 1966. 24. Excess I-10 Right-of-way; Hamilton & Delaware; State of Alabama; 14/71; Warr. Deed. 25. Baker Street Extension; Yeend & Lawrence; Merritt, C. L.; 14,000; Fee Simple; 1967.

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1. Federated Garden Club; Dauphin & Carlen; Cowan, William H.; 27,500; Warr. Deed; 1958. 1. Federated Garden Club; Dauphin & Carlen; Cowan, Marcelle M.; 27,500; Warr. Deed; 1958. 1. Joe Jefferson Playhouse; Carlen Street; Joe Jefferson Players; 235/221; 15,000; Warr. Deed; 1961. 2. Fire Station # 12; Old Shell Road; Frederic, Schelton; 217/171; 1,900; Warr. Deed; 1928. 3. Dauphin Acres Drainage; Dauphin Acres; Sullivan Investment; 331/639; 4,000; Warr. Deed; 1962. 4. Memorial Park; Government St; Hunter, William N.; 204/33; 3,500; Warr. Deed; 1924. 4. Memorial Park; Government St; Flynn, E. D.; 204/33; 3,500; Warr. Deed; 1924. 4. Memorial Park; Government St; Hughes, Edward G.; 203/85; 4,000; Warr. Deed; 1925. 4. Memorial Park; Government St; Vizard, William; 203/84; 3,000; Warr. Deed; 1924. 4. Memorial Park; Government St; Kohn, Gertrude S.; 204/56; 5,750; Warr. Deed; 1925. 5. Mount Island Park; Island Court St; Mount Island Corp.; 538/429; 1; Quit Claim; 1951. 6. Florida Street Extension; Government St; Walter, George; 50/911; 16,500; Warr. Deed; 1959. 6. Florida Street Extension; Government St; Bender, Hattie; 50/911; 16,500; Warr. Deed; 1959. 7. Dan Sirmon Fire Station; Government St; Robinson, Cleburne; 604/498; 25,000; Warr. Deed; 1954. 8. La Salle Street Ext.; Cherokee Street; Kimbrough, Bert T.; 445/501; 22,000; Warr. Deed; 1963. 9. Rickarby Park; Cherokee Street; Haas, Frank E.; 271/339; 2,000; Warr. Deed; 1937. 9. Rickarby Park; Cherokee Street; Rickarby, Agnes C.; 218/490; 1; Deed; 1928. 9. Rickarby Park; Cherokee Street; Rickarby, Elliott G.; 218/490; 1; Deed; 1928. 9. Rickarby Park; Cherokee Street; Lesesne, Hanry D.; 218/490; 1; Deed; 1928. 9. Rickarby Park; Cherokee Street; Dunbar, Lucy L.; 218/490; 1; Deed; 1928. 10. Landscape Park; Holcombe & Williams; Alabama Realty Sales; 292/420; 1; Deed; 1940. 11. Fire Station # 9; Houston Street; Cieutat, Alice F.; 337/315; 1,650; Warr. Deed; 1943. 12. Harmon Park (Field); Antwerp Street; Harmon, William E.; 208/428; 1; Gift; 1925. 13. Baumhauer Park; Duval Street; Petithory, David H.; 627/64; 9,560; Warr. Deed; 1955. 14. Fry Park; Gimon Circle; Fulton Ridge Community Association; 668/700; Gift; 1956. 14. Fry Park; Gimon Circle; Grady, William; 235/216; 1,000. Warr. Deed; 1961. 14. Fry Park; Gimon Circle; Thrasher, Evelyn L.; 235/216; 1,000; Warr. Deed; 1961.

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1. Tapia Fire Station; Airport Blvd.; Norden, Henry S.; 80/285; 10,400; Warr. Deed; 1959; 1. Tapia Fire Station; Airport Blvd.; Zieman, Edward H.; 80/285; 10,400; Warr. Deed; 1959. 2. Malibar Heights Park; Raines Drive; Mobile Land Dev. Corp.; 13/110; Plat Reservation; 1961. 3. Matthews Park; Michael Blvd. 4. Llanfair Park; Conway & Holyhead; McGregor Corp.; 14/3; Plat Reservation; 1962.

Tab 10

EMPTY

Tab 11

EMPTY

Tab 12

1. Fire Station # 16; Maryvale Street; Mendel, Leo; 541/10; Quit Claim; 1951. 1. Fire Station # 16; Maryvale Street; Mendel, Bertha; 541/10; Quit Claim; 1951. 1. Fire Station # 16; Maryvale Street; Mendel, William P.; 541/10; Quit Claim; 1951. 1. Fire Station # 16; Maryvale Street; Delta Housing; 541/10; Quit Claim; 1951. 1. Fire Station # 16; Maryvale Street; Gulf Dev. Co.; 527/308; 24,000; Warr. Deed; 1951. 2. Luscher Park; Dog River Drive; Southern Gulf Lumber; 331/618; 24,237; Warr. Deed; 1962. 3. Gulf Dale Park; Gulf Dale & Alston; Gulf Dev. Co.; 136/616; 38,500; Warr. Deed; 1960. 3. Gulf Dale Park; Southern Gulf Lumber; 61/523; 41,430; Warr. Deed; 1959. 4. Brookley Heights Park; Greenwood Ave. 5. Gulf Haven Park; Farnell Drive; Gulf Dev. Co.; 011/76; Plat Reservation; 1959.

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1. Demotropolis Road (Mims) Park; Demotropolis & Trenton; Stotts, Sam; 362/921; 11,363; Warr. Deed; 1962. 2. Cottage Hill Park; Burma @ Windmill; Cottage Hill Progressive Club; 725/509; 1; Warr. Deed; 1957. 2. Cottage Hill Park; Burma @ Windmill; Wentworth, J. H.; 775/3; 1,500; Warr. Deed; 1958 3. McCofsker Fire Station; Azalea Road; Willard, E. E.; 720/577; 1; Warr. Deed; 1957. 4. Schwarz Park; River Du Chien Rd; Mobiland Co.; 167/920; 111,200; Warr. Deed; 1960. 5. Skyland Park; Arcturus Drive; Skyland Dev. Corp.; 009/30; Plat Reservation; 1956. 6. Crestview Park; East Shan Drive; Skyland Dev. Corp.; 206/481; 45,000; Warr. Deed; 1960. 7. Montlimar Creek (Wragg Swamp) Right-of-way; Wragg Swamp Canal; Kearns, Robert J.; 171/756; 162,500; Warr. Deed; 1960.

Tab 14

EMPTY

Tab 15

EMPTY

Tab 16

1. Trimmier Park; Alba Road; Koen, John B.; 586/272; 14,500; Warr. Deed; 1965. 1. Trimmier Park; Alba Club Road; Bulwinkle Realty; 483/502; 31,821; Warr. Deed; 1963. 2. McNally Park; Buccaneer Yacht Club; Buccaneer Yacht Club; 331/637; 1; Warr. Deed; 1962. 2. McNally Park; Buccaneer Yacht Club; Giblin, F. L.; 331/616; 30,000; Warr. Deed; 1962. 2. McNally Park; Bay Front Road; Buccaneer Yacht Club; 491/610; 27,300; Warr. Deed. 3. Fire Station # 20; Stewart Road ;Norden, Henry S.; 677/317; 3,500; Warr. Deed; 1956. 3. Fire Station # 20; Stewart Road; Norden, Henry S.; 765/597; 7,610; Warr. Deed; 1957. 4. Future Park; Bay Front Road; Smokler, Grace N.; 619/888; 26,474; Warr. Deed; 1965.

Tab 17

EMPTY

Series 2. Campaign Material, ca. 1969-2002 (bulk 1969-1989). 2 cubic feet.

Contains typical campaign material such as correspondence, polling places, press releases, expenditures, ads, etc. Includes ephemera such as candidate profiles and bumper stickers. Also includes material on the 2002 U.S. senatorial campaign of Julian L. Phillips Jr. This series is arranged chronologically by campaign and alphabetically by topic.

1. 1969 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Correspondence 2. 1969 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Miscellaneous 3. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Ad prototype 4. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Contributions 5. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Correspondence 6. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Lists 7. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Miscellaneous 8. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, News clippings 9. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, Statements 10. 1973 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Change of Government 11. 1973 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Certification of Expenses 12. 1973 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Desk Calendar 13. 1973 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Letters of Congratulation 14. 1973 Place 3 City of Mobile Commission, Well-Wishing/Contribution Correspondence 15. 1976-1979 Campaign Correspondence [includes material on Pittman Ruling/Response] 16. 1977 Mobile Municipal Election, Official Documents 17. 1977 Mobile Municipal Election, Correspondence 18. 1977 Mobile Municipal Election, Miscellaneous 19. 1978 Senatorial Campaign 20. 1981 Election Officers, Special Runoff Primary Election, 3/11/1980 21. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Correspondence 22. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Miscellaneous 23. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Notes 24. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Research Paper 25. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Statements 26. 1981 Place 3 Mobile City Commission, Voting Machines 27. 1981 Runoff Election, Polling/Results 28. 1984 Congressional Campaign, Handwritten Notes 29. 1984 Congressional Campaign, Organizations Supporting Lambert Mims 30. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Absentee Voters List 31. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Ads 32. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Agendas 33. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, City Projects Underway 34. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Contact / Contribution Lists 35. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Correspondence 36. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Financial 37. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Newspaper Clippings 38. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Notes 39. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Research Material 40. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Speeches 41. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Suggestions 42. 1989 Mayoral Campaign, Telephone Messages

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1. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, Address Labels 2. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, Faxes and Correspondence 3. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, List of Supporters 4-6. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, Misc. Campaign Correspondence 7. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, Newspaper Clippings 8. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, November 30 Reception 9. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate, Prospectus 10. 2002 Julian McPhillips for U.S. Senate , Volunteer List, 10/17/1990 11. Ad Ideas 12. Ads, Jeff Mims 13. Ads, Lambert Mims [various campaigns] 14. Companies Wishing to Assist in Mims’ Campaigns [various elections] 15. Democratic Committee, 11/28/1973 16. Lists, Miscellaneous 17. Miscellaneous 18. Newspaper Clippings 19. Notes, Miscellaneous 20. Other Parties’ Campaigns 21. Photographs 22-23. Polling Places 24. Polls/Polling 25. Statements, Miscellaneous 26. Stationary and Envelopes 27. Television and Radio Statements, Miscellaneous 28. Timbes and Yeager [advertising]

Series 3. Post-Mayoral, 1983-2001 (bulk 1984-1989). 8.25 cubic feet.

Arranged alphabetically by topic and contains material related to Mims’ professional activities after leaving office, including his attempt at the creation of a resort in the Mobile delta area, his consulting firm – Lambert Mims and Associates – and his involvement with the Alabama Housing Finance Authority and the Alabama Waterways Development Agency. Mims acted as the governor’s ambassador to the waterway development agency in which capacity he encouraged local, state, regional, and national support of the Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway. Those interested in Alabama Waterways should also check the Speeches sub-series of the Mayor/Commissioner series.

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1. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, 1986 2. Alabama Development Office Newsletter 3. (1986) Alabama Economic Outlook 4. Alabama Emergency Management Agency, Hazard Mitigation Plan for Hurricane Frederic, 3/16/81 5-7. Alabama Housing Finance Authority 8-10. Alabama Housing Finance Authority, Meeting-December 2 11. Alabama Housing Finance Board, Meeting-September 2 12-13. Alabama Industrial Development 14. Alabama Waterways 15. Alabama Waterways, Abstract – "America’s Newest Transportation System" 16. Alabama Waterways, A.I.D. [Agency for International Development] 17. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service 18. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Guests, 8/27/86 19. Alabama Waterways, "Alabama Has It All" 20. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Highway Department 21. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Job Coordinating Council 22. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Lignite, Geological Survey of Alabama, Bulletin 123 23. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Power 24. Alabama Waterways, "Alabama Waterways Development Agency: Its Mission, Message and Methods" 25. Alabama Waterways, "Alabama Waterways Development Agency: Its Mission, Message and Methods" (expanded version) 26. Alabama Waterways, "Alabama’s New Interstate Transportation System" (slide presentation) 27. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Waterways Development Agency, General Information 28. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Waterways Development Agency Support Letters 29. Alabama Waterways, Aliceville, AL 30. Alabama Waterways, All Members of the Marine Industry Task Force, 10/17/85 31. Alabama Waterways, AMCO Steel 32. Alabama Waterways, American Association of Exporters and Importers, 1/3/86 33. Alabama Waterways, American Society for Transportation and Logics 34. Alabama Waterways, The American Waterways Operation 35. Alabama Waterways, American Waterways Operators 36. Alabama Waterways, American Waterways Operators, 5/86 37. Alabama Waterways, The American Waterways Operators Membership Directory 38. Alabama Waterways, American Waterways Operators, Special Report on the New and Revised Transportation and Environmental Taxes, 12/29/86 39. Alabama Waterways, Announcement 40. Alabama Waterways, Asst Secy of the Army, 7/86, Water Resources Dev. 41. Alabama Waterways, Bancroft, Red 42. Alabama Waterways, Baptist Church 43. Alabama Waterways, Baxley, Bill 44. Alabama Waterways, Bayou La Batre 45. Alabama Waterways, Bayou La Batre Channel 46. Alabama Waterways, "Belle of Mobile" paddlewheel (possible new business) 47. Alabama Waterways, Bienville Club 48. Alabama Waterways, Big Load Afloat: The History of the Barge and Towing Industry, vols. 1 & 2 (American Waterways Operators, Inc. Publication) 49. Alabama Waterways, A Bill to be Entitled an Act, 11/22/85 50-51. Alabama Waterways, Briefing on Waterways in Alabama, 9/24/85 52. Alabama Waterways, Brochure Inquiries 53. Alabama Waterways, "Grand Opening and Dedication of the Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway" 54. Alabama Waterways, Callahan, Sonny 55. Alabama Waterways, Cal-Pro (Cowan Stone Company) 56. Alabama Waterways, Caribbean Foundation 57. Alabama Waterways, Chattanooga Rotary Club 58. Alabama Waterways, Charleston Rotary Club, 4/19/85 59. Alabama Waterways, Chattanooga Guests, 6/86 60. Alabama Waterways, Chicago, IL, 11/11-12/85 61. Alabama Waterways, Chicago, IL, 12/8/85 & 12/13/86 62. Alabama Waterways, Chicago Rotary Club, 5/14/85 63. Alabama Waterways, Cincinnati Guests, 8/86 64. Alabama Waterways, Coastal Resource Advisory Committee 65. Alabama Waterways, Committee on Public Works and Transportation, 1985 66. Alabama Waterways, Comparison of Alabama and Neighboring States for Sales Tax on the Marine Industry, 1985 67. Alabama Waterways, Conference Synopsis, "Total Transportation and Our Water System," 3/24-25/86 68. Alabama Waterways, Coosa-AL Annual Meeting, 1/28-29/87 69. Alabama Waterways, Coosa Alabama Guests 70. Alabama Waterways, Coosa Alabama River Improvement Association 71. Alabama Waterways, Corps of Engineers 72. Alabama Waterways, Cresap, McCormick and Paget, "Qualifications in the Transportation Industry"

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1. Alabama Waterways, David Reese Company 2. Alabama Waterways, Detroit, Cleveland and Toledo Trips, 5/86 3-4. Alabama Waterways, Development Counselors International, Ltd. 5. Alabama Waterways, Dothan, AL, 3/26/86 6. Alabama Waterways, Dothan, Eufala and Columbus Trip, 2/3/86 7. Alabama Waterways, Erwin Mineral Corporation 8. Alabama Waterways, Estimated Savings in Transportation Costs from Use of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, Research Report 3 9. Alabama Waterways, Evansville Rotary Club, 4/30/85 10. Alabama Waterways, "An Exploratory Study of the Impact of the Alabama Sales Tax on Selected Segments of the Maritime Industry" 11. Alabama Waterways, "Expanding Alabama’s Economy Through its Waterways" 12. Alabama Waterways, "Expanding Alabama’s Economy Through its Waterways" (notes and revisions) 13. Alabama Waterways, "Expanding Alabama’s Economy Through its Waterways" (slide presentation) 14. Alabama Waterways, "Full of Ships: An Irreverent History of the Port of New Orleans," Port of New Orleans Directory, 1985-1986 15-17. Alabama Waterways, General 18. Alabama Waterways, Governor George Wallace 19. Alabama Waterways, Governor’s International Trade Conference 20. Alabama Waterways, Governor’s Labor and Management Conference, 6/86 21. Alabama Waterways, Great Lakes Inland Waterway Meeting, 10/86 22. Alabama Waterways, Gridiron XII 23. Alabama Waterways, A Guide to Waterfront Development Activities within the Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor 24. Alabama Waterways, Gulf International Canal Association, 10/25/85 25. Alabama Waterways, Gulf of Mexico Summary Report, Oct. 1984–June 1985 26. Alabama Waterways, Guthans, Bobby (Midstream Fuel) 27. Alabama Waterways, "History and Accomplishments of the National Waterway Conference, Inc., 1960s – 1985" 28. Alabama Waterways, Alabama Job Training Coord. Council, 11/13-14/84 29. Alabama Waterways, Huntsville, Alberta and Scottsboro, 10/20-23/85 30. Alabama Waterways, Huntsville and Birmingham, 10/10-11/85 31. Alabama Waterways, Hyundai Heavy Industries 32. Alabama Waterways, 1986 IDRC World Congress 33. Alabama Waterways, Industrial Location in the Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1/83 34. Alabama Waterways, An Industrial Survey of Mobile, AL 35. Alabama Waterways, The Inland River Guide (Waterways Journal, 1985) 36. Alabama Waterways, Inland Rivers, Ports and Terminals Association

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1. Alabama Waterways, The Journal of Commerce 2. Alabama Waterways, K. G. Meyers, Inc. 3. Alabama Waterways, Knoxville Guests, 6/86 4. Alabama Waterways, Knoxville Rotary Club, 4/9/85 5. Alabama Waterways, Knoxville Trip, 9/86 6. Alabama Waterways, Komatsu Project (follow up) 7. Alabama Waterways, Korea – Business Contacts 8. Alabama Waterways, Limestone Project, Savannah, TN 9. Alabama Waterways, Lockheed 10-12. Alabama Waterways, Loose Material 13. Alabama Waterways, Maccaferri Gabions, Inc., 1986 14. Alabama Waterways, Mailing Lists 15. Alabama Waterways, Major Freight Terminals of the Tennessee River Waterway 16. Alabama Waterways, Map of Theodore Industrial Area 17. Alabama Waterways, Maritime Administration (ship financing program) 18. Alabama Waterways, Material Handling Equipment 19. Alabama Waterways, Media Interview Schedule 20. Alabama Waterways, Medicus, Jerome 21. Alabama Waterways, Men of Montgomery 22. Alabama Waterways, Merchants Capitol Group (Mercap) 23. Alabama Waterways, Message Outlines 24. Alabama Waterways, Mims Reports – "Current" 25. Alabama Waterways, Mims (primarily correspondence) 26-27. Alabama Waterways, Mims – Reports 28. Alabama Waterways, Minutes of Meeting, Maritime Industry Task Force, 10/17/85 29. Alabama Waterways, Mississippi Chemical – J. Pierce 30. Alabama Waterways, Mobile Airport Authority, Re: Arlington Point 31. Alabama Waterways, Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce 32. Alabama Waterways, Mobile Rotary 33. Alabama Waterways, Mobile Transit Authority 34. Alabama Waterways, Monroeville Kiwanis Club 35. Alabama Waterways, Montgomery – Birmingham, 2/24-25/86 36. Alabama Waterways, Nashville Guests 37. Alabama Waterways, Nashville Rotary Club, 1/12/85 38. Alabama Waterways, National Geographic – Tenn-Tom 39. Alabama Waterways, National Press Club – Tenn-Tom Speech 40. Alabama Waterways, National Waterways Conference, Inc. 41. Alabama Waterways, New Interstate Transportation System 42. Alabama Waterways, New Orleans, 1/9-10/86 43. Alabama Waterways, New Orleans, 1/17/86 44. Alabama Waterways, Newspaper Clippings 45. Alabama Waterways, New York, 5/12/85 46. Alabama Waterways, New York, 1/86 47. Alabama Waterways, New York Rotary Club, 11/28-30/84 48. Alabama Waterways, New York Rotary Club, 11/29/84 49. Alabama Waterways, Mobile Area Economic Dev. Workshop for Local Leaders, 11/20/86 50. Alabama Waterways, Northwest Airlines

Box 39

1. Alabama Waterways, Ohio Valley, 7/86 2. Alabama Waterways, Operational Forecast on the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway 3. Alabama Waterways, Original Form File 4. Alabama Waterways, Overseas Coal Buyers Guide 5. Alabama Waterways, Pacific Consultants 6. Alabama Waterways, Paducah 7. Alabama Waterways, Paducah, KY, 5/26/85 8. Alabama Waterways, Pamphlets, Newsletters, Etc. 9. Alabama Waterways, Parker Towing Company, Inc. 10. Alabama Waterways, Pat’s 11. Alabama Waterways, Pittsburgh Rotary Club, 5/1/85 12. Alabama Waterways, Pittsburgh, 3/86 13. Alabama Waterways, Port of Mobile Night 14. Alabama Waterways, Ports on Tennessee River, Tennessee-Tombigbee and Black Warrior-Tombigbee Waterways and Alabama River, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 15. Alabama Waterways, Potential for the Greater Mobile Alabama Area for Diversifying and Expanding its Business Office Operations 16. Alabama Waterways, Presentation by Hilton Dunn, U.S. Army Engineer District, Mobile Bay City, Texas, 10/24/86 17. Alabama Waterways, Press Releases 18-20. Alabama Waterways, Printed Ephemera 21. Alabama Waterways, Ragan, George, World Trade Information Bureau 22. Alabama Waterways, Recap-Promotional Activities 23. Alabama Waterways, Reserve Officers Assn. Meeting, 4/26/86 24. Alabama Waterways, Rivers and Harbors Assn. of MS 25. Alabama Waterways, Ryan-Walsh Stevedoring and Cargo Handling (product promotion publication) 26. Alabama Waterways, Safety Manual Sponsored and Recommended by the American Waterways Operators, Inc. 27. Alabama Waterways, Schroder, Pam – Windsor Publications 28. Alabama Waterways, Scientific American Article 29. Alabama Waterways, Scott Paper 30. Alabama Waterways, Scott Project 31. Alabama Waterways, Selma, 3/86 32. Alabama Waterways, Seminar Transcript, "Ship Financing," 5/20/80 and 6/4/82, Maritime Administration – Central Region 33. Alabama Waterways, Sheffield, Florence Muscle Shoals, 10/8-9/85 34-35. Alabama Waterways, Speeches 36. Alabama Waterways, State Board of Veterans Affairs 37. Alabama Waterways, Stine, Jeff (Tenn-Tom writer) 38. Alabama Waterways, Talladega, Tuscaloosa, Demopolis, 1/86 39. Alabama Waterways, Tenn-Ala-Coosa-Warrior 40. Alabama Waterways, Tenn-Tom (1985) 41. Alabama Waterways, Tenn-Tom Conf., 11/17-18/83 42. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor Study – Agriculture and Related Business Study, Army Corps of Engineers, 10/82 43. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor Study – Main Report, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 44. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee Corridor Study – Training Manual, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 45. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Fact Sheets, etc. 46. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Loose Material 47. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Miscellaneous 48. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Newspaper Clippings 49. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Figures 50. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – America’s New Transportation Artery (Maps)

Box 40

1. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Celebration (June 1, 1985) 2-3. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Charts: Tennessee River to Junction at Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 4. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Opportunity Conference (October 1986) 5. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Department 6. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Department Authority, 1984 – Development Opportunities Conference 7. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Department Authority, 1985 – Development Opportunities Conference 8. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Council, "The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway: A Route to Northern markets for Southern Forestry Products" (June 1986) 9. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Opportunities Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, October 22-24, 1986 10-11. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Draft, Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement 12. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Loose Material 13-15. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Speeches 16. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tenn-Tom Waterway Updates 17. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tennessee Valley Authority 18. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – Tennessee Valley Association, Fifteenth Annual Meeting, October 21, 1985 19. Alabama Waterways, Tennessee-Tombigbee – TVA Proposals and Plans, May 22, 1986 20. Alabama Waterways – Texas, 12/26 21. Alabama Waterways – Theodore Industrial Park 22. Alabama Waterways – "A 300-Year Dream Come True" (April 17, 1985) 23. Alabama Waterways – Thomasville Road Baptist 24. Alabama Waterways – Timbes and Yeager, Inc. [advertising] 25. Alabama Waterways – Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District, 22ndAnnual Meeting, April, 25, 1985 26. Alabama Waterways – Transportation – Tennessee Valley Region 27. Alabama Waterways – Trip Recaps 28. Alabama Waterways – Tri-Rivers Water Development Association 29. Alabama Waterways – Tupelo (Lee County), 1984 30. Alabama Waterways – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station, August 15, 1986 31. Alabama Waterways – Voice of America 32. Alabama Waterways – Wallace Stanberry

Box 41

1. Alabama Waterways – Warrior-Tombigbee Development Association 2. Alabama Waterways – Warrior-Tombigbee Users and Operators 3. Alabama Waterways – Warrior-Tombigbee Development Association Newsletter, December 1986 4. Alabama Waterways – Water Resources Development in Alabama, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1985 5. Alabama Waterways – "Waterways" 6. Alabama Waterways – Waterways Amendment, July 30, 1985 7. Alabama Waterways – Waterway Information 8. Alabama Waterways – "The Waterways Journal Weekly" 9. Alabama Waterways – Work Boat Show, January 15, 1987 10. Alabama Waterways – Work File/New Speech 11. Alabama Waterways – World Congress of Mayors 12. American Emergency Management Council, 1989 13. Articles of Incorporation, Mims Motivational Ministries, Inc. 14. Article, "Lifeless Cityscapes Born Again on the Water," Insight, January 23, 1989 15. Article, Reporter, Resource Management in Emergencies 16. Bay Furniture 17. Cincinnati 200 Plan (and other related publications) 18. City of Mobile Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1988-1989 19. CRS Briefing, November 22, 1988 20. Columbia Snake River System 21-22. Correspondence, Mailings, Newsletters, etc, 1987-1989 23. "Current" Travel Information 24. David Volkert and Associates 25. Delta Resort, Blueprints for "Mobile Delta Hotel" 26. Delta Resort, Collected Fishing Pamphlets 27. Delta Resort, Fishing/Hunting Outfitters 28. Delta Resort, Garmin Marine Electronics 29. Delta Resort, General 30. Delta Resort, Guide Service Information 31. Delta Resort, Hotel Information 32. Delta Resort, Information Packet, Retail Planning and Development 33. Delta Resort, KNOX (1999-2000) 34. Delta Resort, Loose Documents 35. Delta Resort, Mims’ Notes and Research 36. Delta Resort, Mobile Delta Blueprints and Location Photographs 37. Delta Resort, Newspapers 38. Delta Resort, "Our Water, Our Future: The Mobile Bay Estuary Program, 1999" 39-40. Delta Resort, Planning and Development 41. Delta Resort, Planning and Development, Cost for Mobile Delta Hotel 42. Delta Resort, Plans for New Hotel 43. Delta Resort, Presentation for Modifications, Mobile Delta Resort Company 44. Delta Resort, Retail Centers 45. Delta Resort, Retailers Gear 46. Delta Resort, Tournaments (Press) 47. Drafts for Chicago Service Package Program

Box 42

1. Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce, 1999-2000 Community Profile 2. Economic Development Study: Port Epes and Crossroads of America Port Sumter and Greene Counties, Alabama 3. Emergency Management, Ephemera 4. Emergency Management Institute, National Emergency Training Center, 1987- 1988, Schedule of Courses and Administrative Notes 5. Flight Itineraries and Invoices, 1988 6. Foreign-Based Manufacturing Investments in Alabama, January 1985 7. The Genesis Group, 1988 8. Governor’s Education Reform Commission, 1984-1985 9. Gravel 10. Gridiron Rebuttal 11. Hazard Monthly 12. Home Spection, Inc. Advertisements 13. Home Spection, Inc. Corporation Papers 14. Information for Candidates on the Fair Campaign Practices Act 15. Information on Mayor-Council Form of Government, 1989 16. In-Service Packaged Program, Emergency management in Public Works, Instructor’s Manual 17. Insurance 18. Insurance for Mayor Mims (Correspondence) 19. Interglobal Development Company 20. Lambert Mims and Associates, 1986-1987 21. Lambert Mims and Associates, August 4 – November 25, 1987 22. Lambert Mims and Associates, Aarmstrands Ropes 23. Lambert Mims and Associates, Boan Contracters , Inc. 24. Lambert Mims and Associates, Boan Enterprises, 1985-1987 25. Lambert Mims and Associates, Chrysler 26. Lambert Mims and Associates, Don Williams, Sea Pines Mobile Home Park 27. Lambert Mims and Associates, Pacific Consultants Corporation 28. Lambert Mims and Associates, Peterson Industrial Machines, Inc. 29. Lambert Mims and Associates, Polyxtra 30. Lambert Mims and Associates, Port of Chickasaw 31. Lambert Mims and Associates, Save Our Neighborhood Committee v. Salvation Army 32. Lambert Mims and Associates, TV 21 33. Legislative Directories 34. "Letters to Mims" 35. The Link, Newsletter of the Association of Honorary Fellows of Mobile College, August 7, 1986 36. License Code for the City of Mobile for the Year 1986 and Beyond 37. Loose Documents 38. Loose Emergency Management Material 39. Loose Hurricane Material 40. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, September 6, 1986 41. Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Caribbean Investments Exposition, Selected Speeches, May 1985 42. Mims Sales and Development, Inc. July 15 – September 19, 1986 43. Mims Travel Records, 1987 44-45. Miscellaneous

Box 43

1-3. Miscellaneous Personal Business 4. Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce 5. Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce 1999 Annual report and 2000 Plan of Action 6. Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, Loose Pamphlets 7. Mobile County Steam Plant, 1986 8. Mobile United, 1987 9. Mobile United, 1987-1988 10. Mobile United Meetings, 1987-1988 11. Mobile United Memorandum, 1987 12. Mobile’s Light Industrial Park 13. Modern Pest Control 14. Motivation/Success 15. National Hurricane Conference, Houston, Texas, April 18 – 20, 1990 16. Natural Hazards Observer, Issues form 1986-2001 17. Natural Hazards Student Manual 18. New Mobile Convention Center 19. Newspaper Clippings, Various 1986-1989 20. Newsletters, 1988-1989 21. Newspapers 22. Newspapers (Hurricanes) 23. Outline, Session Two: Public Works Recovery Long Term 24. Port of Mobile Handbook: Alabama State Docks 25. Port of New Orleans 26. Preliminary Unemployment Data, 1987 27. Prima 28. Progress Indicators for Coastal Alabama, 2000 Edition 29. Publications and Ephemera 30. Receipts, Invoices, Etc., 1980s 31. Recovery – Long-Term (Frederic) 32. Red Carpet/Apartments 33. Resource Management and Emergencies 34. The Role of Public Works during Hurricane Frederic 35. Safeguarding the Bottom Line: Business Plan and 1987 Budget (Alabama Waterways Operations Publication) 36. Saltaire 37. Solicitations 38. Southeastern Governors Conference on Accessibility, 1989 39. SouthTrust Management Corp to Members of the Board of Directors, Alabama Housing Finance Authority 40. State Farm, Building Estimate – Property Claims, February 24, 1989 41. State of Alabama Annual Report to the Governor, Employment and Training Division, January 8, 1985 42. State of Alabama Telephone Directory, 1986 43. State Tour Books 44. Strategic Trends 45. Task Force Report to Governor Hunt and the Citizens of Conecuh County 46. Theodore/Irvington Industrial Park 47. Time, 1988 48. Time, 1989 49. Various Articles 50. Welcome to Alabama State Docks 51. Child Safe, Inc.

Box 44

1. Alabama Waterways – The Inland River Guide, published by the Waterways Journal, 1985 2. Alabama Waterways – The American Waterways Operators, Inc. Membership Directory

Series 4. Personal, ca. 1960-2003. 8 cubic feet.

This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and mainly contains material related to Mims’ religious beliefs, activities, and engagements, particularly his involvement with the Alabama Baptist State Convention, the Waterfront Rescue Mission, the Rotary Club of Mobile, Gideons International, the Mims Prayer House in India (no relation), Judson College, and the Mobile Baptist Association. These activities were engaged in outside of his official duties as mayor/commissioner. In addition, this series includes other personal material such as his involvement with the Antique Automotive Club of America, the Kiwanis Club, the Freemasons, and his personal correspondence or correspondence he received after his terms in office.

Box 45

1-2. Antique Automotive Club of America 3. Correspondence, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Medical Insurance Claim Material 4. Broadman Press 5. Church Street Development Association 6. Correspondence, Cards and Invitations, 1986 7. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1960s 8. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1970-1971 9. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1972 10. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1973 11. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1975 12. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1978 13. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1979 14. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1980 15. Correspondence, Christmas List, 1983-1984 16. Correspondence, Christmas Cards 17. Correspondence, Congratulations, For Christ and Country (1970) 18-20. Correspondence, General, 1966 21-23. Correspondence, General, 1967 24-26. Correspondence, General, 1968

Box 46

1-2. Correspondence, General, 1968 3-7. Correspondence, General, 1969 8-11. Correspondence, General, 1970 12-15. Correspondence, General, 1971

Box 47

1-2. Correspondence, General, 1972 3-5. Correspondence, General, 1973 6-7. Correspondence, General, 1974 8-9. Correspondence, General, 1975 10. Correspondence, General, 1976 11. Correspondence, General, 1977 12-13. Correspondence, General, 1978 14. Correspondence, General, 1979 15-16. Correspondence, General, 1980 17. Correspondence, General, 1981 18. Correspondence, General, 1982 19-20. Correspondence, General, 1983 21-22. Correspondence, General, 1984

Box 48

1-2. Correspondence, General, 1984 3-5. Correspondence, General, 1985 6. Correspondence, General, 1986-1987 7. Correspondence, General, 1987 8. Correspondence, General, 1987-1989 9. Correspondence, Invitations, 1979-1980 10-11. Correspondence, Invitations, 1977 12. Correspondence, Gideon’s International [letter terminating his membership] 13. Correspondence, Harassing Letters, Edith Mae Harris, 1977 (EXPLICIT) 14. Correspondence, Honorable Chris Galanos, Mobile County District Attorney 15. Correspondence, Mayor on Mission, Gideon’s, Foreign and Domestic Missionary Projects, Mims Prayer House, etc. 16. Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1986 17. Correspondence, Miscellaneous Greeting Cards, 1960s – 1980s 18. Correspondence, Miscellaneous Loose Documents 19. Correspondence, Norman Grider, 1987-1989 20. Correspondence, Special Personal File, 1977-1978 21. Correspondence, Thank You/Birthday cards, 1972 22. Correspondence, Cards Received, 1965 23. Correspondence, Thank You Cards, 1960s – 1980s 24. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1966 25. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1967 26. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1968 27. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1969 28. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1970 29. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1971 30. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1972 31. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1974

Box 49

1. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1975 2. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1977 3. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1978 4. Correspondence, Thank You Letters, Received, 1979-1980 5. Correspondence, Thank You Notes Sent, 1965-1966 6. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1967-1968 7. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1969 8. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1970-1972 9. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1974 10. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1975 11. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1977 12. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1978 13. Correspondence, Thank You Letters Sent, 1979-1980 14. Correspondence, Thomas M. Wilson, Death Row Prisoner, 1979 15. Kiwanis 16. Lambert Mims’ Passport Information 17. Loose Documents 18. Masons 19. Memorials, Funerals, Obituaries 20. Miscellaneous, 1982-1985 21. Miscellaneous Church Programs 22. Miscellaneous Newsletters and Mailings 23. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Acts Television, 1986 24. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist Children’s Home, 1971 25. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, 1970 26. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, 1972 27. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, 1978 28. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, 1986 29. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, Closing Statement, 1971 30. Miscellaneous Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, General 31. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, Go With Christ to Every Country, November 1969 32. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, Hunter Street Baptist, Birmingham, Alabama, 1969 33-36. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Alabama Baptist State Convention, State Board of Missions, 1989

Box 50

1. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Annuals 2. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Baptist Association of Alabama, Cash receipts and Disbursements for the Year End, 10/31/91 3. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Baptist Sunday School Board Material 4. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Bibles for the World 5. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, 1981-1982 6. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Books for the World, 1986 7. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Carmel Baptist Church, Correspondence and Newsletters, 1987 8. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Christian Businessmen’s Committee of USA, 1960s Material 9-10. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Christian Businessmen’s Committee of USA, 1970s Material 11. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Christian Businessmen’s Committee of USA, 1980s material 12. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Christian Businessmen’s Committee of USA Contacts 13. Misce. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Christian Businessmen’s Committee of USA Laity Fellowship Bible Hour 14-16. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Church/School Promotional Material 17. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Fellowship of Christian Politicians, April 1970 18-19. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Foreign Missions Literature and Resources 20. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Gideon’s International, 1960’s Material 21. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Gideon’s International, 1970’s Material 22. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Gideon’s International, 1980s Material 23. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, 1967-1968 24. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Home of Grace 25. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, 1987 26. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Judson Baptist Association 27. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Judson College, 1967 28. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Judson College, 1967-1970 29. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Judson College, 1971 30. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Judson College Five-Year Development Plan 31. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Loose Materials, 1973 32. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Loose Materials, 1987-1988 33-34. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mims Prayer House, India, 1970-1989 35. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Misc. Newsletters, 1988 36. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mission Information, India, 1979 37. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mission Materials, 1987-1988 38. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mission Pamphlets 39. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Missionary Call for Volunteers 40. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Missions Development 41. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Book of Reports, 1980 42. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1967 43. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1968 44. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1969

Box 51

1. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1970 2. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1971 3. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1973 4. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1974 5. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1975 6. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1976 7. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1977-1978 8. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1979 9. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1980-1985 10. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, 1987-1988 11. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department Reports, 1975-1980 12. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, Press Release and Mailing Material, 1975 13. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association Brotherhood Department, Miscellaneous Programs, etc., 1960s-1980s 14. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Christian Leader List, 1988 15. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Conference and Workshop Material 16. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Executive Committee and Financial Reports, 1980s 17. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, General Material and Budgets, 1970s 18. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Men’s Ministries, 1998-1999 19. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Men’s Ministries, 2000-2002 20. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Ministers to Give Invocation at Tuesday’s Convention Meeting, 1977 & 1980 21. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Miscellaneous 22. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Mission Committee 23. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Monthly Newsletter, 2001 24. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Pastors List, 1989 25. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Year of the Laity/Laity in Ministry 26. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Zoning of Churches 27. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Baptist Association, Mobile Ministerial Association 28. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Mobile Rescue Mission [see also Waterfront Rescue Mission] 29. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, National Fellowship of Baptist Men 30. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Newsletters Published by Baptist Colleges, 1967-1968 31-32. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Praise the Lord (PTL) Television Network and Club 33. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, PTL Television Network and Club, [Jerry] Falwell 34. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Riverside Baptist Budget, 1977 35. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Riverside Baptist Church, 1988 36. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Southern Baptist "Year of the Laity," 1986 Mailing Material 37. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, State/Regional Baptist Convention Material, 1975 38. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Walk for Bible Program, 1987 39. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Banquet 40. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, January-February 2001 [see also Mobile Rescue Mission] 41. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, February-March 2001 42. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, April-May 2001 43. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, June-July 2001 44. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, July-August 2001 45. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, August-September 2001 46. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, May-July 2002 47. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, July-August 2002 48. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, August-September 2002

Box 52

1. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, September-November 2002 2. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, January-March 2003 3. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, June 2003 4. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, July-September 2003 5. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, October-November 2001 6. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, September-October 2001 7. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, January-February 2002 8. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, Loose Material, 2001 9. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, Loose Material, 2002 10. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, Loose Material, 2003 11. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Board of Directors, Loose Material, 1999 12. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Advisory Board Agenda, 2000 13. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Advisory Board Agenda, 2001 14. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Advisory Board Agenda, 2002 15. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Advisory Board Agenda, 2003 16. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Finances 17. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Correspondence, Invitations, etc. 18. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Ephemera WRM Newsletters 19. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Ephemera Miscellaneous Newsletters 20. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Ephemera, Events Calendars 21. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Ephemera, Articles 22. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, Waterfront Rescue Mission, Ephemera, Mailings, Flyers, and Miscellaneous 23. Misc. Religious Activities, Events, and Organizations, World Mission Journal (Baptist Men’s Association), 1987-1988 24. Newsclippings 25. Pleasant Valley Optimist Club 26. Propeller Club 27. Publications 28. Rotary Club 29. Scottish Rite – Knights of Rose Croix 30. Trips/Engagements, Afternoon Session [Event Not Given] Friday, 12/9/83 31. Trips/Engagements, Alabama Baptist Conference, Huntsville, 1985 32. Trips/Engagements, Boys Ranch Bible Church, 1982 33. Trips/Engagements, Airport Boulevard Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 1984 34. Trips/Engagements, Ribbon Cutting, Gulf Coast Covenant Church, 1983 35. Trips/Engagements, Patriotic Day, Meadow Lake Baptist Church, 1984 36. Trips/Engagements, Prayer Conference, Church of God, Birmingham, 1983 37. Trips/Engagements, National Fellowship of Baptist Men, General Council Meeting, Memphis, 1988 38. Trips/Engagements, Shrine Club, 8/1/84 39. Trips/Engagements, "Top Ten Public Works Leaders," Chicago, Illinois, 1984 40. Trips/Engagements, "Washington for Jesus in 1988," Washington, D.C., 1988

Series 4. Sub-series A. Speaking Engagements, 1969-1989. 2 cubic feet.

This sub-series contains material found within the collection that was related to the various groups or organizations – primarily church groups – that invited Mims to attend some kind function and at which he sometimes made remarks. It includes programs, invitations, or correspondence about the event. Mims frequently used the same speech more than once. At other times, he spoke off-the-cuff or gave an invocation or prayer, etc. While cross- referencing between this and the Speeches sub-series in the Mayor/Commissioner series, in most cases, will not reveal which speech was delivered at which engagement, this sub- series does give you an idea of how Mims undertook the process of creating and delivering speeches. This sub-series is arranged chronologically, when known.

Box 53

1. Baptist Men’s Congress on Evangelism and Lay Involvement, Nashville, 7/3/1969 2. Founder’s Day Program, Alabama Baptist Children’s Home, Troy, 7/3-4/1971 3. Servicemen’s Center Rally, Pensacola Municipal Auditorium, Pensacola, 10/15/1971 4. Baptist Men’s Conference, First Baptist Church, Mobile, 11/16/70 5. Pilot Club at YMCA, Selma, 1/18/72 6. Waterfront Rescue Mission 15th Anniversary Banquet, Mobile, 1973 [?] 7. Star of the Hope Mission 66th Anniversary Banquet, Houston, 3/26/1973 8. Lake Monroe Gideon’s Rally, Orlando, 10/27/1973 9. Laymen’s Retreat, Malvern, Pennsylvania, 1973-1974 10. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Club Convention, Mobile, 3/22/1974 11. Miscellaneous, 1974 12. Greenville Baptist Association, Greenville, South Carolina, 10/12/1974 13. Christian Citizenship Seminar, Hattiesburg, 10/31/1974 14. Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2/11/1976 15. National Conference on Deacon Ministry, Ridgecrest, North Carolina, 7/31-8/6/1976 16. Vernant Park Baptist Church, Foley, 1/7/1977 17. First Baptist Church, Gulfport, 2/13/1977 18. First Baptist Church, Dalton, Georgia, 7/28/1977 19. Morning Worship Hour, Mabel White Memorial Baptist Church, Macon, Georgia, 8/21/1977 20. Prayer Breakfast, Daphne Baptist Church, Daphne, 9/18/1977 21. Rally Day/Homecoming, Magnolia Springs, 10/2/1977 22. Washington County Gideon’s Rally, Covington, Alabama, 10/15/1977 23. Homecoming Services, Washington Park Baptist Church, Pensacola, 11/13/1977 24. First Baptist Church, Fort Walton Beach, 2/19/1978 25. "Honor the Clergy Meeting," Bay Minette Civitan Club, Bay Minette, 2/21/1978 26. Lauderdale Baptist Association, Meridian, 2/28/1978 27. Louisiana Baptist Convention, Alexandria, Louisiana, 3/7/1978 28. Men’s Day, University Parkway Baptist Church, 3/12/1978 29. Memphis Gideon’s Rally and Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Memphis, 4/8/1978 30. Baptist Men’s Rally, Lubbock, Texas, 7/23/1978 31. Wife’s Conference, Texas, 7/23-24/1978 32. Crestview Baptist Church, Dayton, Ohio, 3/1978 33. New Orleans Theological Seminary, New Orleans, 7/1978 34. Sherriff’s Flotilla, Mobile, 8/26/1978 35. Moss-Point Leadership Rally, Pascagoula, 10/7/1978 36. Memorial Service, L. Maurice Jackson, New Hope Baptist Church, 11/10/1978 37. Memorial Service, Nick Thomas, Franklin Street Baptist Church, Mobile, 12/19/1978 38. West Haven Baptist Church, Knoxville, 4/24-25/1979 39. Stevendale Baptist Church, Baptist Men’s Day, Baton Rouge, 1/14/1979 40. Southside Baptist Church, Baptist men’s Day, Ramada Inn, Dothan, 1/28/1979 41. Brotherhood Breakfast, First Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama, 2/4/1979 42. First Baptist Church, Huntsville, 2/11/1979 43. Deacon-Pastor Conference, Johnson City, Tennessee, 2/22/1979 44. Multiple Engagements, Columbus, Ohio, March-April 1979 45. Greystone Christian High School Commencement, 5/29/1979 46. Carlisle Avenue Baptist Church, Louisville, 7/1/1979 47. Santa Rosa Camp of Gideon’s Rally, Milton, 10/13/1979 48. Gideon’s Banquet, etc., Greenville, Alabama, 10/20/1979 49. Calvary Baptist Church, Columbus, Georgia 10/28/1979 50. Beverly Points Baptist Church, Birmingham, 11/7-9/1979 51. Metro Church Program with Richard Hogue, Oklahoma City, 11/11/1979 52. Baptist Men’s Day, Pisgah Heights Baptist Church, Cincinnati, 1/20/1980 53. Baptist Men’s Day, Phenix First Baptist Church, Phenix City, 1/27/1980 54. Baptists Men’s Day, Grace Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, 2/3/1980 55. Colquitt County Baptist Association, Moultree, Georgia, 2/4/1980 56. Louisiana State Pastors’-Deacons’ Conference, First Baptist Church, 2/8-9/1980 57. Christian Women’s Club Women Meeting, 3/20/1980 58. E. Moss Point Baptist Church, Moss Point, 4/9/1980 59. Baptist Men’s Prayer Breakfast, Blue Ridge Baptist Church, Wetumpka, 4/13/1980 60. Deacon Appreciation Day, Immanuel Baptist Church, Elizabethtown, Tennessee, 5/24/1980 61. National Deacon Rally, Nashville, 6/8/1980 62. "God and Country" Service, Dauphin Way Baptist Church Mobile, 6/29/1980 63. Brotherhood, Pensacola, 8/18/1980 64. Baptists Men’s Rally, Alexandria, Louisiana, 9/8-9/1980 65. Perry County Baptist Men’s Rally, Beaumont, Mississippi, 10/25/1980 66. Brotherhood Comm. (Southern Baptist Convention), Memphis, 10/31-11/1/1980 67. Deacon Banquet, Germantown Baptist Church, Memphis, 12/12/1980 68. Baptist men’s Rally, Bessemer Baptist Association, Bessemer, 1/16/1981 69. Brotherhood Dinner, Montgomery, 1/16/1981 70. Men’s Day, Mansfield, Louisiana, 1/17/1981 71. Annual Baptist Men’s Day Breakfast, Tuscaloosa, 1/25/1981 72. Pastor and Deacons Banquet, Lakesville, Mississippi, 1/27/1981 73. KY Baptist Pastors-Deacons-Wives Conference, Cedarmore, Kentucky, 1/31/1981 74. Baptist Men’s Day, Southside Baptist Church, Greenville, Alabama, 1/31/1981 75. Baptist Men’s and Wives Banquet, Port Author, Texas, 2/7-8/1981 76. First Baptist Church, Port Author, Texas, 2/8/1981 77. Baptist Men’s Day, Columbus, Mississippi, 2/21-22/1981 78. Gideon Rally, Pike County Gideon’s, Troy, 2/13/1981 79. Baptist Men’s Day, First Baptist Church, Ormond Beach, Florida, 2/27-28/1981 80. Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Pensacola Gideon’s, Pensacola, 3/14/1981 81. Annual Retreat, Tampa Bay Baptist Association, Tampa, 4/24-25/1981 82. Stonehouse Church, Hattiesburg, 5/16/1981 83. Southern Baptist Convention, Knoxville, 6/9/1981 84. Baptists Men’s Rally, Clinton, Mississippi, 8/21/1981 85. Carey Baptist Association, Lake Charles, 10/16-17/1981 86. Parkway Baptist Church, Lexington, 10/23-24/1981 87. Pastor-Deacon Retreat, Lake Yale Baptist Assembly, New Orleans, 11/21/1981 88. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, Hattiesburg, 11/24/1981 89. Faith Fund Rally, Fort Walton Beach, 12/8/1981 90. Baptist Men’s Day, Sardis, Alabama, 1/13/1982 91. Baptist Men’s Day, N. Highlands Baptist Church, Hueytown, 1/16-17/1982 92. Baptist Men’s Day. Marion, Mississippi, 1/24/1982 93. Baptist Men’s Banquet, First Baptist Church, Lucedale, 1/26/1982 94. Cullman Gideon Rally, Cullman, Alabama, 2/6/1982 95. Tennessee Baptist Convention, Brentwood, Tennessee, 3/12-13/1982 96. Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Florence, 3/19/1982 97. Palm Sunday Morning Service, Main Street Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, 4/4/1982 98. Coffee County Gideon camp Rally, Enterprise, 5/1/1982 99. E. Moss Point Baptist Church Men and Ladies Meeting, Moss Point, 5/11/1982 100. Mobile Baptist Sunlight District Convention, St. Peters Baptist Church, Mobile, 5/18- 21/1982 101. Brotherhood Men & Wives Dinner, Memorial Baptist Church, Citronelle, 8/21/1982 102. Fifth Annual Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Pell City, Alabama, 9/25/1982 103. Gideon’s Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Pell City, Alabama 9/27/1982 104. Deacon’s Retreat, First Baptist Church, Memphis, 10/1-2/1982 105. Deacons, Pastors, and Wives Conference, Illinois Baptist State Association, 11/14- 15/1982 106. First Baptist Church, Memphis, 11/28/1982 107. Men’s Breakfast, McIlwain Memorial Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, 1/7/1983 108. Baptist Men’s Day, Temple Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, 1/16/1983 109. Baptist Men’s Day, Arlington Heights Baptist Church, Pascagoula, 1/23/1983 110. Baptist Men’s Banquet, First Baptist Church, Lucedale, 1/25/1983 111. Lay Speaker for First Baptist Church, Cullman, Alabama, 1/30/1983 112. Pastors, Deacons, & Wives Conference, Monroe, Louisiana, 2/4-5/1983 113. Deacon’s Rally, Crestway Baptist Church, Birmingham, 2/12/1983 114. Gideon’s Pastors Banquet, Hattiesburg, 2/19-20/1983 115. Pastors Banquet, Anniston Gideon’s, 3/19-20/1983 116. Jasper Camp of the Gideon’s, Baptist Men’s Day, Jasper, Alabama, 4/1/1983 117. Whitewater Baptist Church, Elba, Alabama, 4/15-17/1983 118. Elmore Gideon’s Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Prattville, Alabama, 5/13-14/1983 119. Funeral of William Bryant Easley, 5/24/1983 120. Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Lucedale, 6/12/1983 121. "God and Country Day" Service, Waynesboro, Mississippi, 6/24/1983 122. Patriotic Service, Eastside Baptist Church, Cullman, Alabama, 7/3/1983 123. McIlwain Memorial Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, 8/3/1983 124. Eighth Avenue Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, 8/7/1983 125. Thirty-Eighth Avenue Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, 9/4/1983 126. Monroe County Camp of Gideon’s, Monroeville, Alabama, 9/18/1983 127. First Baptist Church, Biloxi, 9/25/1983 128. Pastor Appreciation, Waynesboro, Mississippi 8/6/1983 129. Deacon’s and Wives Banquet, First Baptist Church, Lucedale, 11/22/1983 130. Convocation on the Laity, New Orleans Seminary, 12/8-9/1983 131. First Baptist Church, Slidell, Louisiana, 12/11-15/1983 132. Men’s Day Service, Southside Baptist Church, Talladega, 1/22/1984 133. Northside Baptist Church, Pensacola, 1/29/1984 134. Pastors, Deacons, and Wives Conference, First Baptist Church, Lake Charles, 2/3- 4/1984 135. Ellicot Stone, Dedication of Marker, Mount Vernon, Alabama, 2/20/1984 136. Kushla Assembly of God, 2/26/1984 137. Baptist Men’s Day, Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Enterprise, 3/18/1984 138. Gideon’s International Pastor’s Appreciation Banquet, Montgomery, 4/16/1984 139. Graduate Seminar Presentation, National Emergency Training Center, Emmitsburg, Maryland, 5/17/1984 140. Graduate Seminar on Contemporary Issues in Emergency Management, Emmitsburg, Maryland, 5/17/1984 141. Parkway Assembly of God, Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, 6/10-11/1984

Box 54

1. "God and Country Day," Cherry Street Baptist Church, Atalla, Alabama, 7/1/1984 2. Press Club [location unknown], 7/13/1984 3. Brotherhood, Woolmaker Baptist Church, Biloxi, Mississippi, 7/26/1984 4. Grand Opening of McRae’s in Springdale Mall, Mobile, Alabama, 8/1/1984 5. Christian Community Awards Banquet, Alabama Interdenominational Seminary, Mobile, Alabama, 8/4/1984 6. Alabama District of Kiwanis International, 66th Annual Convention, Mobile, Alabama, 8/4/1984 7. Graduate Seminar on Contemporary Issues in Emergency Management, Emmitsburg, Maryland, 8/16/1984 8. National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, 9/5/1984 9. Layman’s Sunday, Eastern Valley Baptist Church, Bessemer, Alabama, 9/9/1984 10. The American Legion 1984 National Leadership Workshop, Mobile, Alabama, 10/19/1984 11. Annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon, Mobile Infirmary, Mobile, Alabama, 11/9/1984 12. Dale County Gideon’s Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Daleville, Alabama, 11/10-11/1984 13. Charles A. Tunstall, 36th Annual Appreciation & Fiftieth Ordination Service, Stone Street Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 7/27-29/1984 14. Baptist Men/Ladies Night Banquet, First Baptist Church, Graceville, Florida, 12/16/1984 15. Deacons, Pastors, and Wives Banquet, Lamar Baptist Association, Purvis, Mississippi, 1/10/1985 16. Baptist Men’s Day, First Baptist Church, Beaumont, Mississippi, 1/27/1985 17. National Prayer Breakfast, Washington, DC, 1/31/1985 18. Louisiana State Pastors, Staff, Deacons, and Wives Conference, Alexandria, Louisiana, 2/1-2/1985 19. Gideon’s Rally, Mobile, Alabama, 2/2-3/1985 20. Baptist Men’s Day, First Baptist Church, Purvis, Mississippi, 2/10/1985 21. Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, Greater Cantonment-Ensley Ministerial Association, Pensacola, Florida, 2/17/1985 22. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, 3/7-9/1985 23. Men’s Fellowship Breakfast, Magnolia Springs Assembly of God, Hurley, Mississippi, 3/17/1985 24. Family and Friends Day, Springhill Avenue Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 3/31/1985 25. Jackson Gideon’s Pastor’s Appreciation Banquet, Jackson, Tennessee, 4/16/1985 26. Pre-Fourth of July Celebration, First Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 6/30/1985 27. Temple Baptist Church, Gideon’s International, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 7/21/1985 28. Blount County Gideon’s Pastors and Wives Fellowship Banquet, Oneonta, Alabama, 9/21/1985 29. Father and Son Banquet, Immanuel Baptist Church, Columbus, Mississippi, 1/10/1986 30. Men’s Day, First Baptist Church, Hamilton, Alabama, 1/26/1986 31. State-Wide Deacon’s Rally, Moffett Road Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 2/15/1986 32. Baptist Men’s Day, Immanuel Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 2/24/1986 33. Coffee County Baptist Association Men’s Retreat, Mariana, Florida, 4/4-5/1986 34. Fifty-Sixth Annual Convention of the Research Officers Association, Mobile, Alabama, 4/25-27/1986 35. Homecoming Service, Poplar Springs Baptist Church, Megargel, Alabama, 5/25/1986 36. Gideon Event, First Baptist Church, Mason, Ohio, 7/1986 37. Fellowship Baptist Church, Chunchula, Alabama, 7/6/1986 38. Gideon Report, Olive Baptist Church, Pensacola, Florida, 8/10/1986 39. Gideon Rally/Banquet, Salem Heights Baptist Church, Columbus, Mississippi, 8/16/1986 40. Gideon Event, First Baptist Church, Eufaula, Alabama, 8/24/1986 41. Pastor’s Appreciation Banquet, Demopolis, Alabama, 11/1/1986 42. Men’s Breakfast, Graceland Baptist Church, Memphis, Tennessee, 1/16/1987 43. Morning Service, First Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 2/1/1987 44. Baptist Men’s Day, Germantown Baptist Church, Germantown, Tennessee, 2/1/1987 45. Gideon Event, First United Methodist Church, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, 2/8/1987 46. Northport Gideon’s Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Northport, Alabama, 4/26/1987 47. Rotary Club, Greenville, Alabama, 6/11/1987 48. "God and Country Day," Woodlawn Baptist Church, Augusta, Georgia, 6/28/1987 49. Georgetown-Eufaula Patriotic Service, Georgetown Baptist Church, Georgetown, Georgia, 7/1/1987 50. Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Baldwin North Camp Gideon’s, Bay Minette, Alabama, 8/21/1987 51. Judson Baptist Association, Pastor’s-Men’s Retreat, Forest Hill, Louisiana, 8/21-22/1987 52. Brotherhood Retreat, Baptist Convention of Maryland,/Delaware, Sandy Cove, Maryland, 9/18-19/1987 53. Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Pascagoula and Moss Point Gideon’s, Pascagoula, Mississippi, 10/8/1987 54. Revival, Brookstown Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 11/1/1987 55. Alabama Gideon’s State Convention, Montgomery, Alabama, 11/13-15/1987 56. National Fellowship for Baptist Men, First Triennial Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee, 11/20-22/1987 57. Jackson Community-Wide Thanksgiving Service, First Baptist Church, Jackson, Alabama, 11/24/1987 58. First Baptist Church, Summerdale, Alabama, 1/17/1988 59. Baptist Men’s Day, Florida Boulevard Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1/24/1988 60. Pastor Appreciation Banquet, Fort Walton Beach Gideon’s, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, 2/5/1988 61. Gideon’s, First Baptist Church, Picayune, Mississippi, 3/13/1988 62. Pastor’s Appreciation Banquet (Gideon’s), Pensacola, Florida, 3/19/1987 63. Revival, First Baptist Church, Hamilton, Alabama, 4/3-6/1987 64. Laymen’s Revival, Riverside Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama, 4/17-20/1988 65. Annual Senior Adult Day, First Baptist Church, Opp, Alabama, 5/1/1988 66. Bethel Assembly of God, Pascagoula, Mississippi, 6/26/1988 67. First Baptist Church, Opp, Alabama, 7/12/1988 68. Lay-Led Revival, Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama, 10/5/1988 69. Laymen’s Rally, Bude Baptist Church, Meadville, Mississippi, 3/20/1989 70. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1970-1971 71. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1972 72. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1974 73. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1975 74. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1976-1977 75. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1978 76. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1979 77. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1980 78. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1981-1982 79. Various Speeches and Occasions, 1986-1987 80. Speaking Engagement Lists, 1968-1976 81. Speaking Engagement Lists, 1976-1980 82. Miscellaneous, 1969-1970 (1 of 2) 83. Miscellaneous, 1969-1970 (2 of 2)

Series 4. Sub-series B. Directories. .5 cubic feet.

This sub-series is arranged alphabetically by organization and consists of various annual directories that list members. Organizations included in this sub-series are: the Alabama Baptist State Convention, the American Public Works Association, the Mobile Baptist Convention, the Southern Baptist Convention, and the Kiwanis Club. These were found throughout the collection and because of their bulk placed in this artificial series rather than in the series in which they more properly belonged.

Box 55

1. Alabama Baptist State Convention, Annual Reports, 1984 2. Alabama Baptist State Convention, Annual Reports, 1985 3. Alabama Baptist State Convention, Annual, 1988 4. Alabama Baptist State Convention, Annual Reports, 1988 5. American Public Works Association, 1971-72 Directory 6. American Public Works Association, 1974-75 Directory 7. American Public Works Association, 1975-76 Directory 8. American Public Works Association, 1976-77 Directory 9. American Public Works Association, 1985-87 Directory 10. American Public Works Association, 1988-89 Directory 11. Kiwanis International, 1985-86 Directory 12. Mobile Baptist Association, 1986 Annual 13. Mobile Baptist Association, 1988 Annual 14. Southern Baptist Convention Annual, June 12-14, 1984 Convention

Series 5. American Public Works Association (APWA), 1965-2001. 12 cubic feet.

The APWA is made up of public agencies, private sector companies, and individuals dedicated to public works. Included in this series are annual convention materials, organizational publications, reports, brochures, manuals, speeches, agendas, budgets, newsletters, memoranda, minutes, correspondence, and printed ephemera, as well as documents related to other state APWA chapters, to hurricane preparedness, to flooding, to solid waste, and to emergency management. Interested parties should also consult the Speeches sub-series of the Mayor/Commission series for speeches Mims made related to the APWA. This series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Box 56

1. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/13/1981 2. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/13/1982 3. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/12/1983 4. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/17/1984 5. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/8/1985 6. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/21/1986 7. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/20/1987 8. Advisory Council Annual Meeting, 9/20/1987 9. Alabama Chapter Convention, Mobile, AL, 5/16-18/1979 10. Alabama Chapter Convention, Birmingham, AL, 5/13-16/1981 11. Alabama Chapter Convention, Montgomery, AL, 6/1-3/1983 12. Alabama Chapter Convention, Montgomery, AL, 6/3-6/1984 13. Alabama Chapter Convention, Huntsville, AL, 6/5-7/1985 14. Alabama Chapter Convention, Birmingham, AL, 6/1-3/1988 15. Alabama Chapter, Convention and Equipment Show, Tuscaloosa, AL, 6/3-5/1984 16. Alabama Chapter, Institute for Solid Wastes. 1965-1966 17. Alabama Chapter Material, 1969-1971 18. Alabama Chapter, Miscellaneous, 1967-1988| 19. Alabama Chapter Prayer Breakfast, 6/4/1987 20. Alabama Emergency Management Council 21. American Public Works Luncheon, Decatur, AL, 10/10/1969 22. Analysis of Evaluations for Workshops in Dallas, Concord, and Birmingham, 1987 23. 60th Annual Congress of Cities and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, 11/26-30/1983 24. Antitrust, Consumers and Small Business 25. Anti-Trust Liability Update 26. "The APWA Can Help You Become More Professional," 9/18/1979 27. APWA-CEM Meeting, 9/18/1984 28. APWA/CEM Memoranda, 1986 29. APWA Has Something to Offer [notes, etc.] 30-32. APWA-ISWA International Congress and Equipment Show, 9/1984 33. APWA Reporter [magazine], 1971-2001 34. Articles 35. Avoiding Liability Pitfalls [includes publications and news clippings on topic] 36. Avoiding Liability Pitfalls in Public Works [includes research material and drafts], 1986 37. Avoiding Liability Pitfalls in Public Works [draft] 38. Avoiding Liability Pitfalls in Public Works [original] 39. Awards, 1978-1981 40. Basic Supervision in Public Works – Instructor’s Guide 41. Basic Supervision in Public Works – Student Manual 42. Board of Directors, Correspondence, 1981 43. Board of Directors, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 3/31-4/2/1980 44. Board of Directors Midwinter Meeting, 2/20-22/1980 45. Board of Directors Midwinter Meeting, 2/20-22/1980 [other materials]

Box 57

1. Board Meeting, 3/29-4/2/1981 2. Budgets, Agendas, etc. 3. California Transportation and Public Works Conference, Anaheim, 4/4-6/1980 4. California Transportation and Public Works Conference, Monterey, 4/23-25/1980 5. Caribbean Public Works Association [correspondence regarding its proposed creation/ chapter meeting and conference], 1989 6. Central California Chapter, Fresno, CA, 1980 [speaking engagement] 7. Chapter: Alabama 8. Chapter: Florida 9. Chapter: Georgia 10. Chapter: Louisiana 11. Chapter Manual, 1/1980 12. Chapter Manual and an Organizational Guide Book, 1980-1981 13. Chapter: Mississippi 14. Chapter: New Orleans 15. Chapter: Others 16. Chapters: Puerto Rico, Arkansas [both empty] 17. Chapter Speech File, 1975 18. CIGR/APWA 19. Coastal Sciences Weather Research Center, 1986 20. Collected Solid Waste Articles 21. Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, Detroit Meeting, 9/10-15/1983 22. "Company’s Coming" – War on Waste, 1984 23. Coordination Council, 1984 24. Coordination Council Meeting, New Orleans, 2/20-21/1989 25. Coordination Council Meeting, Chicago, 3/21-22/1984 26. Conference and Equipment Show, Myrtle Beach, 7/25-26/1980 27. Congress Executive Committee Luncheon, Kansas City, 6/7-9/1980 28. Correspondence, 1979-1982 29. Correspondence, 1980-1981 30. Correspondence, 1886-1987 31. Correspondence, Mailings, Newsletters, 1987-1989 32. Correspondence on Minor APWA Events, 1987 33. Correspondence, Pres. and Vice Pres. – Lambert C. Mims

Box 58

1-3. Council on Emergency Management, 1987 4. Council on Emergency Management Congress Meeting, 1986 5-6. Council on Emergency Management Congress Meeting, 1987 7. Council on Emergency Management Congress Meeting, 9/25/1988 8-9. Council on Emergency Management Congress Meeting, 9/24/1989 10. Council on Emergency Management, Council Meeting, 6/1986 11. Council on Emergency Management, Emmitsburg, MD, 4/21-24/1988 12. Council on Emergency Management Meeting, 1986 13. Council on Emergency Management, Rosemont, IL, 2/12-13/1985 14. Council on Emergency Management, Midwinter Meeting, 2/12-13/1985 15. Council on Emergency Management, Midwinter Meeting(s), 1989 16. Council on Emergency Management, Midyear Meeting, 1988 17. Council on Emergency Management, New Orleans, 2/18-20/1989 18. Council on Emergency Management, St. Louis, 6/6-7/1986 19-20. Director/Board of Directors, 1981

Box 59

1. Director/Board of Directors, 1981 (3 of 3) 2. Directories 3. Director’s Reports, 1980 4. "Disaster Preparedness and the Building Official," 9/1980 5. Drafts on Emergency Management In-Service Program 6. Draft Resolutions, 4/24/1987 7. Drafts of Revised 1981 and Tentative 1982 Budgets 8. Education Foundation, 1978-1981 9. "Education and Public Works Management," by H. Cletus Broyles, 4/30/1971 10. Eighties-Themed Speeches, etc. 11. Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program: A Partnership that Works, 3/2/1988 12. Emergency Management, 1987 13. "Emergency Management Awareness," In-Service Program, 1989 14. Emergency Management, Boston, 3/6-7/1989, Phoenix, 3/9-10/1989 15. Emergency Management in Public Works, Antigua, 10/24-25/1988 16. Emergency Management in Public Works, Antigua, 10/24-25/1988, Trinidad, 10/27- 28/1988 17. Emergency Management in Public Works, Boston, 3/6-7/1989 18. Emergency Management in Public Works, Columbia, SC, 2/25-26/1985 19-20. Emergency Management in Public Works, Kingston, Jamaica, 11/16-17/1987 21. Emergency Management in Public Works, Louisville, 2/1-2/1988, Portland, 2/4-5/1988 22. Emergency Management in Public Works, Phoenix, 3/8-10/1989 23. Emergency Management in Public Works, Port of Spain, Trinidad, 10/27-28/1988 24-25. Emergency Management in Public Works, St. Johns, Antigua, 10/23-25/1988 26. Emergency Management in Public Works, Student Manual 27. Emergency Management, Louisville, 2/1-2/1988 28. Emergency Management, Miscellaneous, 1990 29. Emergency Management, Portland, 2/4-5/1988 30. Emergency Management Quarterly – Inaugural Issue 31. Emergency Management Quarterly, 1986-1990 32. Emergency Management Workshop 33. Ephemera [notes, lists, newsletters], 1986-1987 34. Ephemera 35. Equipment Dealers Luncheon, Florida Chapter, 4/22/1977

Box 60

1. Executive Committee Meeting, 1/11/1979 2. Executive Committee Meeting, Chicago, 8/15/1980 3. Executive Committee Meeting, Chicago, 3/5-6/1981 4. Executive Committee Meeting, Chicago, 3/5-6/1981, Budget Message 5. Executive and Resolutions Committee Meeting, Chicago, 8/13-15/1980 6. Expense Vouchers 7. Faculty Coordinator Guide [draft], 1986 8. Floodplain, 7/1986 9. Florida Chapter Meeting, St. Petersburg, FL, 5/2-3/1980 10-12. General and Correspondence, 1987-1988 13-16. General Correspondence, 1983-1985 17. General – Legal Aspects of Public Works 18. "Get Ready For Hurricanes" with Big Bird 19. Governmental Risk Management, Philadelphia, 12/2/1986 20. Governmental Risk Management Workshop 21. House of Delegates Meeting 5/19-20/1978 22. House of Delegates, Minutes, 1980 23. House of Delegates Annual Meeting, 9/12/1981 24. Importance of Public Works, 1987-1988 25. In-Service Package Program, "The Role of Public Works in Emergency Management" [for an APWA Education Foundation two-day workshop, 2/1-2/1988 Louisville and 2/4-5/1988 Portland] 26. Institute for Buildings and Grounds, Dallas, 1/17/1979 27. Institute for Solid Waste 28. Intergovernmental Relations, 1983-1984 29. Intergovernmental Relations 30. Intergovernmental Relations – Public Works Showcase 31. Intergovernmental Relations – Task Force, IGR, PM W, 9/20/1987 32. Intergovernmental Conference on Hurricanes and Coastal Storms, 12/12/1979 33. International Conference and Equipment Show, Kansas City, 9/16/1980 34. International Congress and Equipment Show, Las Vegas, 9/25-30/1976 35. International Congress and Equipment Show, Portland, 9/22-27/1979

Box 61

1-5. International Congress and Equipment Show, Kansas City, 9/13-18/1980 6. International Congress and Equipment Show, Atlanta, 9/12-17/1981 7. International Congress and Equipment Show, Atlanta, 9/14/1981 8. International Congress and Equipment Show, Houston, 1982 9. International Congress and Equipment Show, Houston, 9/11-16/1982 10. International Congress and Equipment Show, Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, Houston, 9/11-1619/82 11-12. International Congress and Equipment Show, Detroit, 9/10-15/1983 13. International Congress and Equipment Show, Philadelphia, 9/20/1984 14-15. International Congress and Equipment Show, Philadelphia, 9/15-20/1984 16. International Congress and Equipment Show, Los Angeles, 11/7-12/1985 17-18. International Congress and Equipment Show, Chicago, 9/19-24/1987 19. International Congress and Equipment Show, Education Announcement / Event Brochures, Chicago, 9/19-24/1987 20. International Congress and Equipment Show, 9/24-29/1988 21. International Hurricane Conference, New Orleans, 5/26-29/1980 22. Institutes Executive Committee Meeting, New England Chapter, Boston, 6/19-20/1980 23. Iowa Chapter Conference, 10/1979 24. Kentucky Chapter Luncheon, Louisville, 6/12-13/1980 25. Labeled "Mayor Lambert C. Mims" 26. "Large Agency Forum" at the International Public Works Congress and Equipment Show, Detroit, 9/10-15/1983 27. Leadership Bulletins 28. Liability in Public Works, Analysis of Evaluations, 5/11/1987 29. Liability in Public Works, Philadelphia, 12/1-2/1986 30. Liability in Public Works, Minneapolis, 3/30-31/1987 31. Liability in Public Works, Myrtle Beach, 10/19-20/1987

Box 62

1. Liability in Public Works, Los Angeles, 10/22-23/1987 2. Liability in Public Works, Daytona, 1/11-12/1988, Boston, 1/14-15/1988 3. Liability in Public Works, Denver, 2/8-9/1988 4. Liability in Public Works, Seattle, 2/11-12/1988 5. Liability in Public Works Management, Atlanta, 1/23-24/1989, Salt Lake, 1/26-27/1989 6. Liability in Public Works Management, Phoenix, 1/27-28/1986 7. Liability in Public Works, Miscellaneous, 1985-1986 8. Liability in Public Works Workshop, 1986 9. Liability Material, 1987 10. Liability Workshops, Philadelphia, 12/1-2/1986, Dallas, 12/4-5/1986 11. Liability Workshops, Las Vegas, 3/5-6/1987 12. Liability Workshops, Birmingham, 10/13-14/1987, Concord, 10/16-17/1987 13. Liability Workshops, Denver, 2/8-9/1988, Seattle, 2/11-12/1988 14. Liability Workshops, Atlanta, 1/23-24/1989, Salt Lake, 1/26-27/1989 15-16. Liability Workshops, St. Louis, 3/13-14/1989, Fresno, 3/16-17/1989 17. Loose Documents on the Subject of Liability 18. Loose Materials, 1980 19. Loose Materials, 1985-1987 20. Loose Materials, 1987-1989 21. Loose Materials [mostly relating to business policy/ethics] 22. Loose Printed Ephemera 23. Material on 1987-1988 APWA Conventions/Shows 24. Mailings, Miscellaneous 25. Manual on Internal Affairs Operation in American Public Works Association Chapters by Colorado Chapter 26. Master Schedule, Workshops / Evaluations, 1986-1987 27. Material/Correspondence on Articles Authored by Mims, 1979 28. Material/Correspondence on Articles Authored by Mims, 1980 29. Meeting Honoring Bill Lamb, Top Ten Award Recipient, 5/19/1980 30. Memoranda, 1984

Box 63

1. Memoranda, 1987-1988 2. Memoranda, 1988 3. Memoranda and Correspondence Related to "Liability in Public Works" 4-5. Memoranda and Reports, 1979-1981 6. Midwinter Board of Directors Meeting, New York, 9/16-20/1984 7. Midwinter Coordination Council, Chicago, 3/21-22/1984 8. Midwinter Meetings, 2/1987 9. Midwinter Meetings, Institute for Professional Development, Mobile, 2/20-22/1980 10. Midwinter meeting, Chicago, 11/21/1979 11-13. Minutes 14. Miscellaneous, 1976-1978 15. Miscellaneous, 1979-1980 16. Miscellaneous, 1981-1982 17. Miscellaneous, 1983 18. Miscellaneous, 1989 19-20. Miscellaneous, 1990 21. Miscellaneous, 2000-2002 22. Miscellaneous Pamphlets/Short Publications 23. Mississippi Chapter Banquet, 8/25/1979 24. Mitigation of Damage to Public Utilities, 4/7/1988 25. Mock Trial Testimony Outline 26. "More Power to You in the Eighties" [message from the President] 27. National Coordinate Council on Emergency Management, 10/21-25/1986 28-30. National Hurricane Conference, Orlando, 1987

Box 64

1. National Hurricane Conference, Minneapolis-Orlando, 3/29/1987-4/4/1987 2. National Hurricane Conference, Orlando, 4/1-3/1987 3-5. National Hurricane Conference, Atlanta, 4/5-8/1988 6-8. National Hurricane Conference, Miami, 4/5-7/1989 9. National Hurricane Conference, Tampa, 5/16-18/1989 10. National Hurricane Conference, Program Update [and related material], 1989 11. National Hurricane Conference, Houston, 4/18-20/1990 12. National Hurricane Conference, Baltimore, 1992 13. National Prayer Breakfast, 5/20/1980 14. National Waterways Conference, Annual Meeting, 9/1986 15. Natural Disasters/Emergency Management, Conference Literature 16. Natural Disasters/Emergency Management, Memos, Correspondence and Unpublished Material 17-19. Natural Disasters/Emergency Management, Miscellaneous Publications [not all APWA Affiliated] 20. Natural Disasters/Emergency Management, Newsletters 21. Natural Disasters/Emergency Management, Non-APWA Affiliated Newsletters 22. Natural Disaster Questionnaire, 1981 23-24. Natural Hazards Workshop 25-26. NCCEM [National Coordinating Council for Emergency Management] 27. NEMA [National Emergency Management Association] 28. New Orleans Chapter, Annual Meeting, 7/7/1977 29. Newsletter North Carolina Chapter APWA, 1/1980 30. Newsletters/Publications, 1979-1981

Box 65

1. Nominating Committee, 1978-1981 2. Nominating Committee, Chicago, 5/1/1981 3. Nominating Committee, Chicago, 4/48-29/1983 4-6. North American Snow Conference, Pittsburgh, 4/7-10/1987 7. North Carolina Chapter, Annual Chapter Dinner [honoring past presidents], Charlotte, 5/7/1980 8. Official Family, 1977-1981 9. "Official Family" [a short directory] 10. Ontario Chapter Luncheon [speaking engagement], 5/23/1980 11. Oregon Chapter, Spring Conference, 4/30/1979 – 5/2/1979 12. Oregon Chapter, Spring Conference, 4/30/1980 – 5/2/1980 13. Papers Prepared for the Fourth Annual Meeting, Institute for Solid Wastes of the APWA, Cleveland, 9/16-18/1969 14. Peer Matching and Preventative Maintenance Programs, Lambert C. Mims 15. Personal Memoranda, 1980 16. Philadelphia Materials 17. Planned Work Assignments 18. Planning for Hurricanes, 4/7/1988 19. Policies and Objectives, 1981 20. Prayer Breakfast, 9/21/1986 21. President’s Message, Alabama Public Works Convention, 4/30/1971 22. Printed Ephemera [ads and order forms] 23-27. Priorities for the Eighties 28-31. Privatization 32. Privatization, South Carolina Municipal 33. "The Problems with Our Infrastructure," 1/19/1983 34. Programs for Emergency Management Training, 1988 35. Program Planning Conference, Emmetsburg, MD, 1/15-1719/84 36. Proposed Resolutions, 1989 37. Proposed Transportation Legislation 38. Pros and Cons of Privatization – Presentation by Lambert C. Mims 39. Publications 40. Public Works Historical Society Calendar, 1979 41. Public Works Management Trends and Developments [special report 47] 42. Public Works Promoting Professionalism in Emergency Management, 1988

Box 66

1. Public Works Senior Executive Managers Workshop, 5/9-11/1983 2. Puerto Rico, 1978 3. Recap, Atlanta – Salt Lake1989, ["new roster" written across folder] 4. Rehabilitation of Sewer Systems, 4/21-22/1988 5. Region III American Public Works Association Conference and Equipment Show, Greensboro, NC, 5/5-7/1976 6-7. Regional Director Candidate Data Forms 8. Report Article In-Service Packaged Program 9. Reports, 1978-1979 10. Resolution Committee, Chicago, 8/4-5/1983 11-12. Resolution Committee Meeting, Chicago, 8/9-10/1984 13. Resolutions, 1981 14. Resolution Committee, Chicago, 8/6-7/1981 15. Resource on Hazardous Waste Disposal, 1988 16. Response and Recovery, 4/7/1988 17. Retirement Committee 18. Retirement Committee, Chicago, 8/6/1981 19. Retirement Committee Meeting, 1/11/1979 20. "The Role of Public Works in Emergency Management: An Annotated, Selective Bibliography," 6/1987 21. Safety: Convention Center 22. Safety Tailgate Talks [various topics] 23. Search for a new APWA Executive Director, 1989 24. Semi-Annual Directors’ Reports 25. Sewer and Flooding Liability 26. Solid Waste Collection Workshop, Orlando, 4/7-8/1986 27. Solid Waste Collection Workshop, Portland, ME, 2/23-24/1987, Philadelphia, PA, 2/26- 27/1987 28. Solid Waste Collection Workshop, Mobile, 5/14-15/1988, Detroit, 5/17-18/1988 29. Solid Waste Management Workshop, Detroit, 3/17-18/1988 30. Solid Waste Management Workshop, Mobile, 3/14-15/1988 31. Solid Waste Management Workshop [loose materials]

Box 67

1. Solid Waste Safety 2. Solid Waste Workshop Material, 1988 3.Solid Waste Workshop, Portland, 2/23-24/1987, Philadelphia, 2/26-27/1987 4. Solid Waste Workshop, Atlanta and Los Angeles, 11/14-18/1987 5. Solid Waste Workshop, 1988, Opening Session, Mobile Story, Etc. 6. Staff Position Descriptions 7. Steam Plant Tour, Buffalo, 3/16-17/1984 8. Subcommittee on Economic Development, 4/27/1983 9. Summer Workshop (Annual), Arizona Chapter, 7/17-18/1980 10. Tailgate Safety Training Series, Solid Waste Collection 11. Taskforce on Emergency Management, Emmetsburg, MA, 5/9-11/1983 12. Taskforce on Intergovernmental Relations, Miscellaneous, 1985 13. Taskforce on Revenue Shortfall, 1981 14. Tennessee Chapter Annual Public Works Conference, 11/4-6/1979 15. Texas Chapter Annual Spring Meeting, Austin, 5/8-10/1980 16. Three-Mile Creek 17. Trips to Phoenix and Portland, 1/25/1986 18. U.L.C.C. Symposium, Denver, 6/2/80, [Mims as Keynote Speaker] 19. Utility Location and Coordination Council, "Computer-Assisted Mapping and Records Activities Systems: State-of-the-Art and Feasibility Report" 20. War on Waste, 1984 21. Washington Chapter, 1988 22. Water Rehabilitation, Vancouver, 5/26-27/1988 23. West Virginia Chapter, Fall Meeting, Clarksburg, 8/29/1980 24. Workshops, 1976 25. Workshops, 1987-88 26. Workshop and Seminar Announcement Pamphlets, 1985-1987

Series 6. Legal, 1974-ca. 1989. 6.25 cubic feet.

Contains material related to the indictment and subsequent conviction of Mims on charges of conspiracy, extortion, and violation of the Hobbs Act, as well as documents regarding Wiley Bolden v. City of Mobile, which changed the city’s form of government. In addition, other legal cases represented include City of Mobile v. Peter J. Palughi; Moulton v. Langan, Mims, and Outlaw; Thomas Peavy v. Gary Greenough; and litigation following flooding in the city in 1981. Included within this series are FBI reports, transcripts, discovery, evidentiary material, grand jury testimony, the indictment and related documents, and miscellaneous material. Transcripts have been arranged chronologically. The remainder has been arranged alphabetically. PRIVACY ISSUES APPLY.

Box 68

1. Wiley Bolden v. City of Mobile Materials [See also the FBI Investigation material in Box 72, Files 11 and 12; as well as the maps and other rolled documents in the Maps series, specifically Bundle: Maps & Charts, City Hall Office, nos. 33, 34, 35, and 45; Box 75, File 3 in the Reading Education series; and Box 16, File 26 in the Mayor/Commissioner series.] 2. Bolden Materials, A Plan for the Mayor-Council Form of Government 3. Bolden Materials, Appellate 4. Bolden Materials, News Releases (Pittman, 2/7/1977) 5. Bolden Materials, Correspondence in Response to Judge Pittman’s Ruling 6. Bolden Materials, Miscellaneous 7. Bolden Materials, Responses to Pittman’s Ruling 8. Bolden Materials, Speech Responding to Pittman Ruling 9. Bolden Materials, Speech responding to Pittman Ruling 10. Bolden Materials, Post-Trial Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law 11. Bolden Materials, Correspondence, etc. 1974-1977 12. Bolden Materials 13. Bolden Materials 14. Bolden Materials, Appellate Court 15. Bolden Materials, Memorandum 16. Bolden Materials 17. Bolden Materials 18. Bolden Materials, Memorandum (includes material on Wright v. Mobile, a job discrimination suit filed against the Mobile County Personnel Board) 19. Bolden Materials 20. Bolden Materials 21. Bolden Materials, Testimony Transcripts 22. Bolden Materials, Direct Examination of Thomas Peavy 23. Bolden Materials, Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommendations 24. Bolden Materials, News clippings 25. Bolden Materials, Supreme Court 26. Bolden Materials, Mayor-Council Form of government 27. City of Mobile v. Peter J. Palughi and Leo Gene Bennett, General Material [Urban Redevelopment in Fort Condé Village] 28. City of Mobile v. Peter J. Palughi and Leo Gene Bennett, Lambert C. Mims’ Testimony 29. George Moulton, Inc. v. Langan, Mims, and Outlaw [Breach of Contract] 30. Handwritten declaration of Mims’ innocence [ca. 1989] 31. Lawsuits, various Mobile 32-33. Mobile Flood Litigation, No. CV-81-00634

Box 69

1. Public response to 1989 accusations and indictment 2. Resignation of Patrick Kelley, Director of Fiscal Affairs, 1976 3. Thomas K. Peavy, et al. vs. Gary A Greenough, et al., No. 82-1135-C, Amended Complaint [Harassment] 4. Thomas K. Peavy, et al. vs. Gary A Greenough, et al., No. 82-1135-C, Complaint, etc. 5. Thomas K. Peavy, et al. vs. Gary A Greenough, et al., No. 82-1135-C, Multiple Documents 6. Thomas K. Peavy, et al. vs. Gary A Greenough, et al., No. 82-1135-C, Recommendations of the Magistrate 7. Mims Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, By-Laws of Area Services, Inc. 8. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Citizens’ Petition on Mims’ Behalf 9. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Correspondence 10. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Court Instructions to the Jury in U.S. vs. Ellis L. McDonald, et al. 11. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Discovery Material 12. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00001-00139 13. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00140-00301 14. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00302-00440 15. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00441-00607 16. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00608-00758 17. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00759-00903 18. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 00904-01081 19. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01082-01209 20. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01210-01386 21. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01387-01505 22. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01506-01653 23. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01659-01800 24. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs.01801-01980

Box 70

1. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 01981-02120 2. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02121-02265 3. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02283-02414 4. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02415-02705 5. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02706-02869 6. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02870-02995 7. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 02996-03221 8. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03232-03410 9. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03411-03535 10. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03536-03706 11. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03702-03821 12. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03822-03927 13. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 03976-04091 14. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04046-04151 15. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04152-04322 16. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04323-04523 17. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04587-04680 18. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04681-04858 19. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 04859-05104 20. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05105-05231 21. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05232-05364 22. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05369-05451 23. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05452-05597 24. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05598-05708

Box 71

1. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05709-05807 2. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05808-05953 3. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 05953-06061 4. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 06062-06208 5. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 06209-06346 6. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 06347-06615 7. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 06657-06839 8. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 06840-07010 9. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07011-07164 10. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07165-07307 11. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07308-07405 12. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07406-07511 13. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07512-07655 14. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07656-07780 15. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07781-07923 16. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 07965-08158 17. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08159-08354 18. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08355-08449 19. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08450-08599 20. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08600-08745 21. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08752-08889 22. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 08890-09015 23. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs.09017-09164

Box 72

1. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09165-09265 2. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09293-09444 3. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09445-09586 4. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09578-09712 5. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09713-09834 6. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09835-09959 7. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 09960-10129 8. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 10130-10254 9. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Evidentiary Material, pgs. 10255-10388 10. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Exhibit Lists 11-12. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, FBI Investigation (RESTRICTED ACCESS) 13. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Financial 14-17. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Grand Jury Testimony (1 of 6) 18. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Grand Jury Testimony (5 of 6), Charles S. Shaw’s Grand Jury Testimony in U.S. vs. Shaw, et al. 19. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Grand Jury Testimony (6 of 6), Summary of Grand Jury Testimony, 10/8/85, John F. McFadden 20. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, 1989, Indictment and Related Documents 21. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Jury List 22. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Material on Gurney Owens 23. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Mims Evidence, nos. 025-152 24. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Mims Evidence, nos. 153-231 25. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Mims Evidence, nos. 234-292 26. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Mims Evidence, nos. 294-351

Box 73

1. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Mims Evidence, nos. 353-354 2. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Mims Evidence, nos. 355-398 3. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Miscellaneous 4. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Newspaper Clippings 5-6. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Notes 7. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Acts, Press Releases 8. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Reports 9-10. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 3/26/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 11-12. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 5/23/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 13. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 5/31/85, Gerald Godwin, Ellis McDonald and Frank Brown 14. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 6/12/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 15. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 6/25/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 16. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 7/1/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 17. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 7/17/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 18. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 8/12/85, Gerald Godwin and Paul Reitzammer 19. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 8/20/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 20-21. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 8/23/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 22. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 8/23/85, Gerald Godwin and Gene Tomlin 23. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 8/23/85, Gerald Godwin and Paul Reitzammer 24. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/5/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 25. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/13/85, Gerald Godwin and Frank Brown 26-28. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/16/85, Gerald Godwin 29. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/19/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 30. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/25/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 31-32. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/25/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 33. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/25/85, Gerald Godwin 34-35. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/26/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 36. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/27/85, Calvin Clay and Gene Tomlin 37. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 38-39. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, Gerald Godwin 40. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, Gerald Godwin and Frank Brown 41. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, John Mulligan and Frank Brown 42. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, John Mulligan 43. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, John Mulligan and Ellis McDonald 44. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, John F. Mulligan 45-46. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 9/30/85, Gerald Godwin 47. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, Lambert Mims and John Mulligan 48. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, Gerald Godwin, John Mulligan and Lee Jackson 49-50. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, Wicks, Owens, Jackson, Mulligan and Godwin 51. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 52. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, John Mulligan and Douglas Wicks 53. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/1/85, S.A. John F. Mulligan 54. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/3/85, John F. Mulligan and Ellis McDonald 55. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/4/85, Gerald Godwin 56. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/7/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 57. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/8/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 58. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/9/85, Gurney Owens, Gerald Godwin, and Dan Wiley 59. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/9/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 60. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/15/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 61. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/16/85, Gerald Godwin 62. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/16/85, Gerald Godwin and Gurney Owens 63. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/22/85, Gerald Godwin and Charles Shaw 64. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/25/85, Calvin Claw and Gene Tomlin 65. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/28/85, Gerald Godwin, Calvin Clay, Charles Shaw, Paul Reitzammer 66. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 10/30/85, S.A. John Mulligan 67. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 11/1/85, Gerald Godwin and Paul Reitzammer 68. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 11/14/85, Gerald Godwin and Paul Reitzammer 69. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Transcript, 2/13/86, Gerald Godwin 70. Trial – Violation of Hobbs Act, Waste Disposal Agreement, 4/16/85

Box 74

Cassette Tapes

1-3. Mims/Brown/Mims/Jackson/McDonald/Helveston 10/1/1985 700A 4. City Commission 2/24/1981 5. Conference Meeting 3/17/1981 6. Commission Meeting 9/24/1985 7. Conference 9/24/1985

Series 7. Reading Education. 2.25 cubic feet.

This series is primarily made up of research materials that Mims used as reference or to educate himself on a particular subject related to his job as public works commissioner. The bulk pertains to issues of public works and emergency management, although there is one document related to the City of Mobile v. Bolden and some material pertaining to hurricanes. This material is arranged alphabetically by topic.

Box 75

1. Alabama-Related, General 2. APWA-Related 3. City of Mobile v. Bolden [Supreme Court decision, case 77-1844] 4. Civic 5. Civil Defense 6. Conference of Mayors 7-8. Disaster Relief 9. Economic 10-17. Emergency Management 18. Federal Government 19. FEMA, Catalogs 20. FEMA, Courses / Conferences 21. FEMA, Disaster Programs 22. FEMA, Flood Insurance

Box 76

1. FEMA, General 2. FEMA, Handbooks / Manuals 6. FEMA, Newsletter 7. FEMA, Report 8-9. Financial 10-11. Hurricanes 12. Labor 13-14. Miscellaneous 15. Mobile-Related, General 16-19. Nuclear War 20. Public Relations-Related 21-27. Public Works-Related

Box 77

1-2. Solid Waste 3-4. Urban 5. Volunteerism

Series 8. Books and Magazines. 11.25 cubic feet.

Covering a variety of topics and collected by Mims over the life of this collection, these materials have been arranged alphabetical by last name of author, in the case of the books, and alphabetically by title, with respect to the magazines.

Box 78

American Concrete Paving Association. Municipal Concrete Paving Manuel: Guide Specifications and Design Standards. Oak Brooke, IL: American Concrete Paving Association, n.d.

Armstrong, Ellis L., ed. History of Public Works in the United States, 1776-1976. 2 volumes. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1976.

Bennett, F. Russell. The Mission of the Suburban Church. Atlanta: Home Mission Board, 1971.

Blake, Reed H., John R. Christiansen and Ralph L. Garret. Disaster Preparedness: A Family Protection Handbook. Bountiful: Horizon Publishers & Distributions, Inc., 1987.

Cuny, Frederick C. Disasters and Development. New York: Oxford University Press, 1983. Fleming, Robert R., ed. Street Cleaning Practice. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1978

Gellerman, Saul W. Motivation and Productivity. New York: Amacom, 1963.

Hindman, Jo. Blame Metro: When Urban Renewal Strikes! When Laws Oppress. Caldwell: Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1966.

Jenkins, Peter. A Walk across America. New York: William Morrow& Company, Inc., 1979. Kelly, Michael J. Police Chief Selection: A Handbook for Local Government. Washington D.C.: Police Foundation, 1975.

Kimmelman, William M. Revenue Sharing and Local Government: The Case of Birmingham Planning District. Birmingham: Commercial Printing Company, 1974.

Lipsett, Charles A. 100 Years of Recycling History: From Yankee Tincart Peddlers to Wall Street Scrap Giants. New York: Atlas Publishing Co., Inc, 1974.

Murphy, Patrick V., ed. The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment: A Summary Report. Washington D.C.: Police Foundation, 1974.

Nevin, David, and Robert E. Bills. The Schools That Fear Built: Segregationist Academies in the South. Washington D.C.: Acropolis Books LTD, 1976.

Penton, Babette T., ed. City Problems of 1973: Proceeding Forty-first Annual Conference. Washington D.C.: United States Conference of Mayors, 1973.

Pierson, John H.G. and Leonora Stettner, eds. Guaranteed Full Employment: A Proposal for Achieving Continuous Work Opportunity for All, Without Inflation, Through "Economic Performance Insurance". New York: North River Press, Inc., 1985.

Putnam, Carleton. Race and Reality: A Search for Solutions. Washington D.C.: Public Affairs Press, 1967.

Ramo, Simon. Cure for Chaos: Fresh Solutions to Social Problems Through the Systems Approach. New York: David McKay Company Inc., 1969.

Smith, Dennis. Report from Engine Co.82. New York: Saturday Review Press, 1972.

Smith, Herbert H. The Citizens Guide to Zoning. West Trenton: Chandler-Davis Publishing Company, 1965.

Stewart, William H. Government and Alcohol: The ABC System in Alabama. Birmingham: Commercial Printing Company, 1973.

______. The Growth of State Administration in Alabama: A Contemporary Reassessment. Birmingham: Birmingham Publishing Company, 1978.

Stockwwell, Eugene L. Claimed by God for Mission: The Congregation Seeks New Forms. New York: World Outlook Press, 1965.

Ukeles, Jacob B. Doing More with Less: Turning Public Management Around. New York: Amacom, 1982.

Van Putten, J.G., ed. Urbanization in Developing Countries. Hague: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1968.

Ward, Keith J., ed. Alabama Issues 1978. Auburn: Auburn University, 1978.

Weaver, Stuart M., ed. Refuse Collection Practice. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1941.

Wells, Kenneth D., ed. The American Credo: Guidelines to the American Way of Life, Vol. III. 1970.

White, Ellen G. The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan. Phoenix: Inspiration Books, 1967.

Wolfbein, Seymour L., ed. Manpower Policy: Perspectives and Prospects. Philadelphia: Temple University School of Business Administration, 1973.

Wurmbrand, Richard. Tortured For Christ. Glendale: Diane Books, 1976.

Box 79

Betsold, R.J., ed. Priority Accessible Network for the Elderly and Handicapped Pedestrians in New Orleans. Springfield: National Technical Services, 1984.

Butowsky, Harry A. Warships Associated with World War II in the Pacific: National Historic Landmark Theme Study. Albuquerque: National Park Service, History Division, 1985.

Crecco, Robert F., ed. Recycling Historic Railroad Stations: A Citizen’s Manuel. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1978.

Gill, D.G., ed. Studies of Pollution in the Streams of Alabama. Birmingham: WIAC, 1949.

Griffiths, Evie and Bonnie Shirey, eds. Guide for Local Area Population Projects. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977.

Hart, Samuel A. Solid Waste Management: Composting European Activity and American Potential. Cincinnati: Public Health Service Publication, 1968.

Helsing, Patricia. Gambling in America. Washington D.C.:U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976.

Little, E.S.C., ed. Handbook of Utilization of Aquatic Plants. Rome: United Nations, 1968 Matthews, David F. Final Standards, Classification, and Designation of Lines of Class I Railroads in the United States. Washington D.C.: U.S. Department of Transportation, 1977.

Munich, Anton J., ed. A Systems Study of Solid Waste Management in Fresno Area. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969.

Palumbo, George and Robert Ross. Trends in Metropolitan America. Washington D.C.:U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977.

Rivlin, Alice M. Closing the Fiscal Policy Loop: A Long Run Analysis. Washington D.C.:U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977.

Sullivan, Richard H., ed. Urban Storm Water Management. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1981.

______. Sewer System Evaluation, Rehabilitation and New Construction. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1977.

Wellington, Stanley Robinson, ed. Who’s Who in America: 76 Bicentennial Edition. Chicago: Marquis Inc. 1976.

Box 80

Besuden, William E., ed. The Municipal Yearbook, 1974. Washington, DC: International City Management Association, 1974.

______. The Municipal Yearbook, 1979. Washington, DC: International City Management Association, 1979.

Collado, Emilio G., ed. Financing a Better Election System. New York: Committee for Economic Development, 1968.

Daddario, Emilio Q., ed. Automated Guideway Transit: An Assessment of PRT and Other New Systems. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975.

Doster, William C. ed. Barron’s How to Prepare for the College Level Examination Program. New York: Barron’s Educational Series, Inc., 1983.

Foote, Joseph, ed. Organized Crime: Report the Task Force on Organized Crime. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976

Forestell, Bill, ed. Municipal Index, 1983. Pittsfield: Morgan-Grampian Publishing Co., 1983. Foster, Madelyn, ed. Municipal Index, 1980. Pittsfield: Morgan-Grampian Publishing Co., 1980.

Gruby, Barbara H., ed. The Municipal Year Book, 1979. Washington D.C: International City Management Association, 1979.

Hart, Lois B. and J. Gordon Schleicher. A Conference and Workshop Planner’s Manual. New York: Amacom, 1979.

Korbitz, William E., ed. Urban Public Works Administration. Washington D.C.: International City Management Association, 1976.

Levi, Edward H. Identical Bidding in Public Procurement, 1975. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976.

Martin, James L. Revenue Shortfall: The Public Works Challenge of the 1980s. Chicago: American Public Works Association, 1981.

Meloso, Martin V. Pragmatic Environmentalist: Sanitary Engineer George E. Warning, Jr.Washington D.C.: Public Works Society, 1977.

Thomas, John P. The County Year Book, 1977. Washington, DC: The International City Management Association, 1977.

Timmerman, Norbert T., ed. America’s Highways, 1776-1976. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976.

Walker, Larry, ed. Georgia: 2000. Washington D.C.: United States Department of Commerce, 1986.

Wolfe, Richard. Solid Waste Management: An Overview of State Legislation. Washington D.C.: United States Environmental Agency, 1976.

Box 81

Alabama Coastal Area Board. The Alabama Coastal Area Management Program: A Balanced Approach to Economic Development and Natural Resources Workshop Draft. n.p., 1978.

American Public Works Association. Paying for Transportation at the Local Level: 17 Strategies. n.p., n.d.

Bakker, Jim. Eight Keys to Success. Charlotte: Heritage Village Church& Fellowship, Inc., 1980.

Baldwin, Joseph G. The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi. New York: Hill and Wang Inc., 1957

Black, Ralph J. and Peter L. Davis. Refuse Collection and Disposal: Annotated Bibliography, 1960-1961. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963.

Bell, Lynn, John M. Greiner and Harry P. Hatry. Employee Incentives to Improve State and Local Government Productivity. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975.

Benziger, Jay B., et al. Resource Recovery Technology for Urban Decision Makers. New York: School of Engineering and Applied Science Columbia University, 1976.

Bratcher, Robert G., trans. Good News for Modern Men: The New Testament in Today’s English. New York: American Bible Society, 1966.

Brown, Dorothy and Suellen M. Hoy, eds. The Relevancy of Public Works History: The 1930s - A Case Study. Washington D.C.: Georgetown University-Department of History, 1975.

Buggs, John A. Reviewing a Decade of School Desegregation, 1966-1975. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977.

Bugher, Robert D., ed. Municipal Refuse Disposal. Chicago: Public Administration Service, 1970.

Bureau of Business Practice. Action Guide: How to Handle a Personnel Crisis. Waterford, CT: Bureau of Business Practice, 1969.

Byrd, Louis B. Stephens. Road Surface Management for Local Governments: Six Case Studies. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1985.

Choate, Pat and Susan Walter. America in Ruins: Beyond the Public Works Pork Barrel. Washington D.C.: The Council of State Planning Agencies, 1981.

Colona, Robert A. and Nancy Dunne, eds. Resource Recovery Planning: An Overview of the Implementation Process. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, n.d.

Courtney, Phoebe. Americans Unelected Rulers: The CFR. New Orleans: Freemen Speak, Inc. 1968.

Daly, M. Virginia. Expect the Unexpected: How to Prepare your Family for times of Emergency. Washington D.C.: The American Red Cross, 1986.

Dillingham, William B., Edwin T. Martin and Floyd C. Watkins, eds. Practical English Handbook. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1978.

Engineering News-Record. Directory of Contractors. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977.

______. Directory of Design Firms. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977.

Farley, Belmont F. and William E. Givens. Communism Menaces Freedom. Washington D.C.: The Supreme Council 33°, 1962.

Federal Highway Administration. Research, Development, and Technology Implementation Catalog. McLean, VA: U.S. Department of Transportation, 1984.

______. Research, Development, and Technology Implementation Catalog. McLean, VA: U.S. Department of Transportation, 1985.

Gilder, Clifford C. Alabama Municipal Data Book, 1985. Montgomery: Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, 1986.

Holmes, Nicholas H. Jr., ed. What about Downtown: A Handbook for the Economic and Aesthetic Revitalization of Downtown Selma, Alabama. Mobile: FAIA, 1979.

Holstein, Jonathan, ed. American Pieced Quilts. Paris: Editions des Massons S.A., 1972.

Humphrey, Hubert H. The Vice President’s Handbook for Local Officials. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967.

Killian, Ray A. Managing Human Resources: An ROI Approach. New York: Amacom, 1976.

Lamm, Deborah and Lilia M. Reyes. Health Care for the Homeless: A 40-City Review. Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1985.

Lee, Patricia Becker and John J. Russell, eds. National Trade and Professional Associations of the United States. New York: Columbia Books Inc., 1986.

Lewis, David V. Secrets of Successful Writing, Speaking, and Listening. New York: Amacom, 1982.

Luce, Phillip Abbott. Road to Revolution: Communist Guerrilla Warfare in the U.S.A. San Diego: Viewpoint Books, 1967.

McGready, Mary Rose. "God Isn’t Done With Me Yet.…" New York: Covenant House, 1993.

Moehring, Eugene P. Public Works and Urban History: Recent Trends and New Directions. Chicago: Public Works Historical Society, 1982.

Natchez Metropolitan Planning Commission. The Plan for the Future Development of the Natchez Metropolitan Area. Adams County, Mississippi, 1973.

National Council on Public Works Improvement. Fragile Foundations: A Report on America’s Public Works – Final Report to the President and Congress. National Council on Public Works, 1988.

Reinhold, Van Nostrand. Solid Waste Management Technology Assessment. New York: General Electric Company, 1975.

Rice, Helen Steiner. The Miracle of Christmas: A Special Collection of Christmas Poems. Cincinnati: Gibson Greeting Cards, Inc., 1969.

Simon, William E. A Time for Action. New York: Berkley Books, 1980.

Socknat, James A. Governor Harold E. Hughes and Social Crisis in Iowa. Ames: Iowa State University, 1969.

United States Conference of Mayors. The Mayors of America’s Principal Cities. Washington: United States Conference of Mayors, 1985.

Urban Mass Transportation Administration. UMTA Technical Assistance: A Guide for Users. Washington: U.S. Department of Transportation, 1984. Wigglesworth, Smith. Ever Increasing Faith. Springfield: Gospel Publishing House 1971.

Journals (located in Box 81 [contained in the last book box])

American-Arab Affairs No. 12 (Spring 1985) American-Arab Affairs No. 14 (Fall 1985) Beautiful Possibilities for Today Vol.1, No. 1 (Spring 1977) Journal of the Institute for Socioeconomic Studies Vol. 5, No. 2 (Summer 1980) [Reprint] Olshansky, Robert B. and J. David Rogers. "Unstable Ground: Landslide Policy in the United States" Ecology Law Quarterly Vol. 13, No. 4 (1987): 939-1006.

Books Located in Rare Book Room

Agostini, R. Flexible Linings for Canals and Canalized Water Courses: Tabulated Dimensions for Trapezoidal Channel Sections. Bologna: SPA Officine Maccaferri, 1978.

City of Mobile. Building Code of the City of Mobile, 1965. n.p., 1965.

______. Mobile, 1950-1960: A Decade of Progress from a 250 Year History. Mobile: AL, 1961.

Congressional Budget Office. Background Paper: Understanding Fiscal Policy. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1978.

CSX Corporation Annual Report, 1981. Richmond, VA: CSX Corporation, 1981. (placed on railroad shelf in reading room.)

Dews, Robert P. Mobile East. Chicago: Adams Press, 1972.

Gulf Coast Academy Year Book, 1973

Laws and Rules of the Personnel Board for Mobile County, Alabama, 1970. n.p., 1970.

League of Municipalities (Alabama). Selected Readings for the Municipal Official, 1976.

Montgomery: League of Municipalities, 1976.

Mobile Are Chamber of Commerce. Theodore Industrial Area, Mobile, Alabama. n.p., n.d.

United States Environmental Protection Agency. Final Environmental Impact Statement, Ideal Basic Industries: Cement Plant, Theodore Industrial Park, Alabama, and Limestone Quarry, Monroe County, Alabama. Atlanta: United States Environmental Protection Agency, 1978.

University of South Alabama Coastal Weather and Research Center. Mobile Weather and Marine Almanac, 1979. Mobile, AL: University of South Alabama, 1979.

Series 8. Books and Magazines. 11.25 cubic feet.

[Title; Year; Month; Vol, Issue.]

Box 82

Alabama Today; 1985; Sept, Nov. Alabama Water Resources Development; 1977; January American City and Country; 1980; February-March; 95, 2-3. American City and Country; 1980; May, September; 95, 5, 9. American City and Country; 1981; January-February; 96, 1-2. American City and Country; 1983; Nov-Dec. American City and Country; 1984; January-February. American City and Country; 1986; February; 101, 2. American City and Country; 1987; May-June; 102, 5-6. American City and Country; 1987; August-October; 102, 8-10. American City and Country; 1987; December. American City and Country; 1988; January-May; 103, 1-5. American City and Country; 1988; Sept-Oct; 103, 9-10. American City and Country; 1999; December.

Box 83

American Hunter; 2000; July. Annual Report: Kansas City, MO Public Works; 1981. Annual Report: Birmingham Regional Planning; 1984. Baptist Men's Journal; 1967; April-June. Baptist Men's Journal (2 copies); 1971; April-June. Believer’s Voice of Victory; 1986; February; 14, 2. Better Roads; 1976; October. Better Roads; 1980; January-February. Better Roads; 1980; April-May. Better Roads; 1980; December. Better Roads; 1981; January-March. Better Roads; 1981; August. Better Roads; 1984; February. Better Roads; 1987; September. Better Roads; 1987; December. Better Roads; 1988; January-April. Caribbean Today; 1985; May. CBMC Contact (2 copies); 1966; June. CBMC Contact; 1971; December. Changing Times; 1988; August. Community Development; 1977; March. Construction Equipment; 1980; January; 61, 1.

Box 84

Construction Equipment; 1980; March; 61, 3. Construction Equipment; 1980; May-June; 61, 5-7. Construction Equipment; 1980; July-December; 62, 1-6. Construction Equipment; 1981; January; 63, 1. Construction Equipment; 1982; May; 65, 6. Construction Equipment; 1984; February; 69, 2. Construction Equipment Maintenance, 1980; March-June. Construction Equipment Maintenance; 1981; January. Construction Equipment Maintenance; 1981; March. Criminal Justice Planning.

Box 85

Directory: Plant Sites and Parks; 1987. Entreprenuer; 15. EPA Journal; 1980; July-August; 6, 7. EPA Journal; 1980; Nov-Dec; 6, 10. EPA Journal; 1981; February; 7, 2. Facilities Design and Management; 1984; Nov-Dec. Gilley's Magazine (3 copies); 1981; 1, 4. Gilley's Magazine (4 copies); 1981; 2, 1. Gilley's Magazine 1982; 2, 3. Governmental Finance; 1980; June; 2. Highway and Heavy Construction; 1983; November 22; 126, 11. How to Operate a Successful Landfill; n.d. INC.; 1986; April. Industrial Development and Site Selection Handbook; 1986; December; 31, 6. Intergovernmental Perspective; 1987; Summer-Fall; 13, 3. Intergovernmental Perspective; 1988; Winter-Summer; 14, 1-3. Junior Miss; 1985. Kiwanis; 1984; June-July. Metro Magazine; 1984; September. Metro Magazine: Convention Issue; 1987; September-Oct. Metro Magazine; 1988; January-April.

Box 86

Mobile; 1977; Winter-Fall. Mobile; 1979; Fall. Mobile; 1981; March-June. Mobile; 1982; May-June. Mobile Visitors Guide; 1999; June. Mobile Azelea Festival Guide; 1977. Mobile Azelea Trail and Festival; 1985. Mobile Bay Monthly; 1986; February. Mobile Bay Monthly; 1988; January; 3, 1. Mobile Bay Monthly; 1988; June; 3, 6. Mobile Bay Monthly; 1997; June. Mobile Senior Bowl; 1985; Saturday, January 12. Moody Monthly; 1967; December. Moody Monthy; 1968; March. MSW Management; 1999; March-April. Municipal Index; 1987. National Waste News; 1980; January-February. Navigator: The Finnish Maritime Journal; 1986. New Spirit; 1979; October. News; 1980; Winter. Newsweek; 1974; March 11. Newsweek; 1977; January 10.

Box 87

Pace; 1985; 7, 6. Pavement Maintenance; 1988; December. Port of Mobile; 1984; February. Port of Mobile; 1984; September. Port of Mobile; 1985; June-July. Port of Mobile; 1986; January. Port of Mobile; 1986; July. Port of Mobile Handbook Public Administration Review; 45, 6. Public Works; 1979; September. Public Works; 1980; March. Public Works; 1982; February. Public Works; 1983; Nov-Dec. Public Works; 1984; January. Public Works; 1987; April. Public Works; 1987; August. Public Works; 1987; Nov-Dec.

Box 88

Public Works; 1988; January-April. Public Works; 1988; August-November. Public Works; 1989; January. Public Works; 1989; May. Public Works Manual; 1987. Refuse Removal Journal; 1966; September. Report from the Capital March; 1988; March. Republic Magazine; 1985; June.

Box 89

Resource Recovery; 1988; October; 2, 4. Roads; 1983; November. Roads; 1984; February. Roads and Bridges; 1985; October. Roads and Bridges; 1985; December. Roads and Bridges; 1987; October. Roads and Bridges; 1987; December. Roads and Bridges; 1988; January-April. Roads and Bridges; 1988; Sept-Nov. Rural and Urban Roads; 1980; May-July. Rural and Urban Roads; 1980; December. Rural and Urban Roads; 1981; January-February. Rural and Urban Roads; 1981; April. Sanitary Land Fill Design and Operation Seatrade; 1985; November. Solid Waste and Power; 1988; October; 2, 5. Solid Waste Management; 1971; July; 14, 7. Solid Waste Management; 1978; August. Solid Waste Management; 1980; April; 23, 4. Solid Waste Management; 1980; June; 23, 6. Solid Waste Management; 1981; January; 24, 1. Solid Waste Management; 1982; September; 25, 9. South: The Journal of Southern Business; 1978; January. Stewart News and Annual Report; 1983.

Box 90

The Alabama Municipal Journal; 1980; June. The Alabama Municipal Journal; 1982; October. The Alabama Realtor; 1976; November; 12, 11. The Alliance Working; 1977; Winter. The Christian Sportsman; 2001; Winter/Spring. The Deacon; 1977; Jan-March. The Fish Boat; 1986; December. The Fish Boat; 1987; June-October. The Fish Boat; 1988; January-April. The Fish Boat; 1988; August. The Great Waterway; 1985/86. The Journal of Resource Management and Tech.; 1988; July; 16, 2. The Management of World Wastes; 1983; August; 26, 8. The Management of World Wastes; 1983; Nov-Dec; 26, 11. The Management of World Wastes; 1984; Jan-Feb; 27, 1. The Management of World Wastes; 1985; June; 16, 5. The Management of World Wastes; 1986; February; 29, 2. The Rotary; 1985; July-October. The Work Boat; 1986; October. The Work Boat; 1986; December. The Work Boat; 1987; September. The Work Boat; 1987; December. The Work Boat; 1988; January-April. The Work Boat; 1988; August. The Work Boat; June/July. The Work Boat; October. Tide; 2001; January-Febuary.

Box 91

U.S. News and World Report ; 1970; March 16. U.S. News and World Report; 1978; April 10. U.S. News and World Report ; 1985; March 11. U.S. News and World Report; 1985; December 25. U.S. News and World Report ; 1988; August. Values and the Public Works Professional; 1980; May 8. Wallace and Wallace Enterprises. Waste Age; 1980; August-Sept; 11, 8-9. Waste Age; 1980; December; 11, 12. Waste Age; 1983; September. Waste Age; 1984; February; 15, 2. Waste Age; 1985; May-June; 16, 5-6. Waste Age; 1985; November; 16, 11. Waste Age; 1987; January; 18, 1. Waste Age; 1987; April-May; 18, 4-5. Waste Age; 1987; July; 18, 7.

Box 92

Waste Age; 1987; August-Dec; 18, 8-12. Waste Age; 1987; April. Waste Age; 1988; January-April; 19, 1-4. Waste Age; 1988; August; 19, 8.

Box 93

Waste Age; 1988; Sept-Nov; 19, 9-11. Waste Age; 1988. Waste Age: A Directory of Systems and Services; 1988. Waste Age: The Voice of Resource Management; 1975; October. Waste Alternatives; 1988; June. Waste Alternatives; 1988; September. Waste Management, INC; 1975. Waste to Energy Recycling; 1987.

Box 94

Natural Hazard Observer; November 1986 - November 2001.

Box 95

APWA Reporter; April 1971 - April 1987.

Box 96

APWA Reporter; May 1987 - November 2001.

Series 9. Memorabilia. .75 cubic feet.

Consists of various items Mims collected or had produced during his career, including numerous lapel pins, a gavel, two bells, keys to the city, promotional items related to Mobile, etc. Also includes a brick, thought to have come from Fort Condé.

Series 10. Plaques, 1971-1984. 1.5 cubic feet.

Various awards given to Mims or to the city by numerous organizations.

Series 11. Miscellaneous. 3 cubic feet.

This is an artificial series made up from loose materials found scattered throughout the collection. It is arranged alphabetically and consists of brochures, awards, certificates, booklets, city-related documents, proclamations, speeches, and maps of Mims’ various travels, as well as information on the national flood insurance program, and other items.

Box 101

1. Awards and Certificates 2. Business and Economic Charts, 1980 3. Church Literature 4. Church Responds to Disaster, The 5-7. City (Travel/Business) Information 8. Commercial and Industrial Publications, Catalogs, etc. 9. County/City Information Brochures 10-12. FEMA National Flood insurance Program, Flood Boundary and Floodway Maps, City of Mobile 13. Formerly-Framed Ephemera 14. Loose Documents, Ameraport 15-16. Loose Documents, Booklets/Brochures 17-19. Loose Documents, City-Related

Box 102

1-2. Loose Documents, City-Related 3. Loose Documents, City Departments Reports 4. Loose Documents, Correspondence, General 5. Loose Documents, Criminal Activity 6. Loose Documents, Education-Related 7. Loose Documents, Emergency Management-Related 8. Loose Documents, Goals/Speeches 9. Loose Documents, Health-Related 10. Loose Documents, Historic Districts 11. Loose Documents, Industrial-Related 12. Loose Documents, Legal/Legislative 13. Loose Documents, Magazine Articles 14. Loose Documents, Miscellaneous 15. Loose Documents, Notes 16. Loose Documents, Personal 17-18. Loose Documents, Proclamations 19-21. Loose Documents, Public Works-Related 22. Loose Documents, Religion-Related 23. Loose Documents, Telephone/Contact Lists 24. Loose Documents, Urban Renewal-Related 25. Loose Documents, Youth-Related 26-31. Loose, Semi-Personal

Box 103

1. Material Taken from 1960s Scrapbook 2-3. Printed Material 4. Pamphlets, Newsletters, Mobile-Related 5. Pamphlets, Newsletters, Alabama/Florida 6. Pamphlets, Newsletters, Public Works and APWA 7. Pamphlets, Newsletters, Miscellaneous 8. Miscellaneous Photos, re: 200th Anniversary of the Founding of Mobile 9. Notecards [with contact information, originally contained in an envelope marked "confidential"] 10. Punchcards from the J. S. Walton Co./Walton Construction Co., July 1966 11-13. Road/Highway Maps 14. Rural-Metro Corporation, "Our Press Book," 1978 [publication related to a Scottsdale, Arizona, fire department] 15. Timbes and Yeager, Mims’ Christmas Card 16. Timbes and Yeager, Various Mims Projects 17. Tour Maps 18. Yellow Pages [telephone book pages listing churches]

Series 12. Oversized Material. 12 cubic feet.

Consists of various documents and other material found throughout the collection and too large to fit into a standard-sized archival container. Includes posters, maps, graphs, signs, flowcharts, photographs, certificates, resolutions, proclamations, architectural renderings, complaint reports, and one flag.

Box 104

1. High School Art Project by Paul Beasley [poster] 2. "Pothole Patrol" [poster] 3. City of Mobile Growth Trends in Expenditures Compared by Commissioner, FYs 1965- 1975 [bar graph] 4. City of Mobile Growth Trends in Expenditures Capital Improvements, FYs 1965-1975 [line graph] 5. City of Mobile Growth Trends in Expenditures Compared by Commissioner, FYs 1965- 1975 [line graph] 6. Poster Expressing Thanks to Mims for a Ten Cent Bus Fare Increase to Benefit Senior Citizens 7. "Projecting the Proper Image" [hand painted sign] 8. "Proclaiming Valuable Information" [hand painted sign] 9. "Providing Important Service" [hand painted sign] 10. "Producing Industrious Leaders" [hand painted sign] 11. "Public Works and Public Relations" [hand painted sign] 12. Public Works Personnel Flowchart 13. "Project AL – Attack Litter!" [poster] 14. Map of I-65 from Airport Blvd to Chickasaw-Prichard City Limits [hand drawn] 15. "Making Mobile Move – Working Together" [poster] 16. "Mayor, Public Works Commissioner – Lambert C. Mims" [two oversized magnets] 17. Photographic Collage of Local Churches 18. Flowchart Showing the Relationship between the "People of Mobile" and All Three Commissioners to All Sectors of City Government. 19. Public Works Personnel Flowchart 20. Hurricane Tracking Chart [n.d., showing the path of an unspecified hurricane hitting southeast Texas near Houston]

Box 105

1. Portrait of Mims [n.d.] 2. Black and White Photo of Mims [and five other unidentified individuals] 3. Autographed Black and White Photo of Hugo Banzer Suarez [president of Bolivia] 4. U.S. Declaration of Independence [reproduction] 5. Black and White Photo of Mims Appearing on Jim Bakker’s PTL Network

Box 106

1. "Keep America Beautiful Day," April 26, 1980 [poster] 2. Aerial Photograph [unidentified] 3. "Week of Prayer for Home Missions," March 3-10, 1974 [poster] 4. City of Mobile Growth Trends in Expenditures by Commissioner, FY1968-1979 [line graph] 5. "Alabama Baptist Camp" [poster] 6. Public Works Department Flowchart 7. Architectural Illustration [unidentified] 8. "Discover Mobile" [poster] 9. "Where the Water Hits the Wheel," Buildings and Grounds Department [hand drawn and mounted poster] 10. Board of Commissioners’ 1979 Covenant [matted] 11. Christmas Card from Betty and Jerry Ford [matted] 12. Aerial Photograph [unidentified] 13. "Joe Cain Day" [poster] 14. Declaration of Independence [presented by the Masons] 15. Architectural Illustration of Radisson Riverview Plaza 16. Prototype Promotional Material [wrapped in acid free paper] 17. Plates for Printing Mobile-Aid Bags [wrapped in acid free paper] 18. "Mayor, Public Works Commissioner, Lambert C. Mims, City of Mobile" [oversized magnet] 19. "Mobile, Alabama – Tenn-Tom Waterway, Gateway to the World" [flag] 20. "Mobile Public Works – The Nation’s Finest" [ceramic plate/plaque] 21. "Mims – Mayor" [oversized sticker] 22. "Let’s All Help Keep Lynn Clean" [red plastic bag] 23. Mobile County, Alabama – Hurricane Evacuation Map

Box 107

1. "Progress in the Making… Tenn Tom Waterway," June 1, 1985 [poster taken fromGreater Mobile Magazine] 2. Pastel Drawing by R. Cobb McNab 3. Color Photograph of a Bus [n.d., unidentified, damaged] 4. Great Seal of the United States [poster, water damaged] 5. Aerial Photograph [unidentified] 6. Public Works Department Flowchart [matted] 7. "Vulcanotes," Warrior-Tombigbee River Development Cartoon [mounted] 8. City of New Orleans Proclamation of Mobile Day, July 27, 1984 [poster] 9. Certificate Noting Mims as "Chief of the Tombigbee," October 18, 1984 10. Senior Citizens Services, Inc., Certificate of Appreciation, 1981 11. Senior Citizens Services, Inc., Certificate of Appreciation, 1985 12. Color Photo of the United States Army Band 13. "City of Mobile Official Seal" [oversized sticker] 14. "D.A.D.’s the Word" [April/May/June, 1971 clipping from Baptist Men’s Journal] 15. Quote from Abraham Lincoln on Property [mounted] 16. "Mobile Public Works – The Nation’s Finest – Performance, Appearance, Productivity" [poster] 17. "Era of Pride and Performance in Public Works, 1973-1977" [poster] 18. Resolution by the South Alabama Planning Commission Expressing Thanks to Mims 19. Certificate from U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service Recognizing Mims as Honorary Air Force Recruiter 20. Family Day of International Paper Company Paper Bagk, June 12, 1976 21. "Public Works Policy…" [poster] 22. "Our Pledge to the Community," April 30, 1969 23. "The Man for These Times: Mims" [poster stapled to two "Keep Mobile Clean" paper bags] 24. Architectural Illustration [unidentified, but appears to resemble the envisioned Mobile Delta Resort] 25. Certificate from University of South Alabama Expressing Appreciation to the City of Mobile 26. Proclamation of "Honor our City Employees Day," February 28, 1979 27. Resolution Appointing Mims as Mayor, President of the Board of Commissioners, etc., May 30, 1972 28. Resolution Declaring Mims Election to Place 3 on the Board of Commissions, 1969 29. Proclamation of "Public Works Week," May 18, 1984 30. Certificate Appointing Mims as Lieutenant Colonel Aide-de-Camp in the Alabama State Militia, July 29, 1966 31. Certificate of Commemoration Presented to the Board of Commissioners from the Mobile Historic Development Commission, November 8, 1982 32. Certificate Acknowledging Mims as a Friend of the Virginia Military Institute, September 27, 1978 33. Certificate of Appreciation to Mims from the Chief Petty Officers Association, August 13, 1979 34. "The World is Not Interested in the Storms You Encountered. But Did You Bring in the Ship," by Gary A. Greenough 35. Historic Homes Map, 1977 36. "Spiritual Birthday Observed by Mims," April 2, 1979 [clipping from the Mobile Press] 37. Certificate of Election for Mims to Position of Director Region IV of the APWA, September 12, 1977 38. Certificate of Election for Mims to Place 3 of the Board of Commissions, August 22, 1973 39. Certificate Commissioning Mims as Honorary Lt. Governor, by Lt. Governor Jim Folsom, April 15, 1992 40. Certificate Appointing Mims as Honorary Lt. Colonel Aide-de-Camp in the Alabama State Militia, June 1, 1993 [in same envelope as 39] 41. "Meet Mobile’s Next Mayor" [article in Moody Monthly, March 1968] 42. Advertisement for Mims Speaking Engagement, Ozark Baptist Church, April 9, 1971 [poster] 43. Cover of South Central Bell Telephone Directory [dedicated to Tenn-Tom Waterway] 44. Certificate of Membership in the Alabama Waterway Development Agency 45. Fort Condé [mounted poster] 46. Draft of Promotional Material for the Mobile Delta Resort 47. Sample Ballot, 1969 Municipal Election 48. Minutes of Meeting, April 24, 1967, con’t 49. "Public Works Environmental Services" [promotional sticker] 50. "Public Works" [promotional sticker] 51. "This Vehicle is Radio Equipped to Provide Better Service to the Taxpayers of Mobile – Lambert C. Mims, Public Works Comm." 52. Mobile City Seal [sticker] 53. Certificate of Inclusion, International Who’s Who of Intellectuals, February 1977

Box 108

1. Central Plaza Towers Addition – Ala Project 2-15 for Mobile Housing Board 2. Interstate 210 Design Competition 3. I-210 Connector – The Solution – Presented by Brown and Root Development, Inc. 4. Historic Fort Condé Quarter 5. Mobile Area Transportation Study – Traffic Operations Program to Increase Capacity and Safety 6. Central Texas Street Area – An Urban Renewal Project of the Mobile Housing Board 7. A Report on the Open Space/Reuse Plan – Three Mile Creek 8. Downtown Mobile – A Plan for the Development of Bienville Center and Central Mobile 9. Water Street Area – An Urban Renewal Project of the Mobile Housing Board 10. The Plan for Fort Condé Plaza 11. The Inland Docks of Alabama – Alabama State Docks System

Box 109

1. City of Mobile General Fund, Analysis of Changes in Unappropriated Fund Balance for the Period Indicated 2. Mobile County Merit System Pay-Plan as of July 16, 1983 3. PFMI760/TXT as of 9/23/83/C.E.W. 4. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, April 5, 1983 5. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, May 5, 1983 6. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, June 7, 1983 7. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, July 5, 1983 8. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, October 4, 1983 9. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, November 8, 1983 10. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, December 5, 1983 11. City of Mobile Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Study, December 5, 1983 [second copy] 12. Chicago Media List 13. Unlabeled – Vendor Prices, 1967 14. Vehicle License Tag Listing, July 20, 1984 15. Unpaid Vouchers – To Date, May 12, 1976 16. Unpaid Vouchers – To Date, November 16, 1979 17. Vehicle License Tag Listing, August 26, 1983 18. Vehicle License Tag Listing, July 19, 1984 19. Alabama Municipal Garage Monthly Vendor Summary, August 7, 1985 20. Alabama Municipal Garage, Year to Date Vendor Cost Summary, August 8, 1985 21. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, February 25, 1985 22. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, February 4, 1985 23. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, January 22, 1985 24. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, January 14, 1985 25. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, January 7, 1985 26. Environmental Services Complaint System – Open Complaint Report, November 5, 1984 27. Address Labels 28. Address Labels [second copy] 29. Address List

Series 13. Maps. 12 cubic feet.

Found scattered throughout the collection, these maps are wrapped individually and bundled according to the location in which they were originally found. Loose maps were also wrapped individually, but bundled into groups labeled "loose maps." Some of the maps relate to the Bolden v. City of Mobile case. A number of them are connected to urban renewal. Also includes oversize banners. [See also FEMA flood maps in series 11: Miscellaneous, Box 94, Files 10, 11, and 12]

Bundle: Interstate MOB

1. Site Plan: City of Mobile Parking Garage 2. U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, AL Coastal Area Board 3. Existing Monuments and Proposed Monuments, City of Mobile 4. City Organizational Chart, current 5. City Organizational Chart, proposed 6. City Organizational Chart 7. City of Mobile Map 8. Trash Collection Map 9. Port of Chickasaw 10. Port of Chickasaw, aerial photograph 11. Port of Chickasaw, aerial photograph 12. Three Mile Creek Drainage System 13. City of Mobile Map 14. Chastang Landfill Property Survey, 1/6/1976 15. Chastang Landfill 16. City of Mobile Map w/ Drainage Structure Inspection Forms rolled within 17. City of Mobile Map 18. Proposed Bikeway System 19. Proposed I-210 20. Old Market and City Hall Survey, No. AL A 5, Jan. 1935 21. Proposed Springhill Landfill Site 22. Resurfacing Groups 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 23. Downtown Mobile (CBD) 24. Future Hotel Development (Map & Building Plans) 25. Resurfacing Group 80-2 26. Flooded Area, May 5-6, 1981 27. Water Street Project R-34 (Urban Renewal)

Bundle: Maps & Charts, City Hall Office

28. Public Works Services Flow Chart 29. Public Works Services Flow Chart, w/ Financial Notes 30. Public Works Services Flow Chart, annotated 31. National Competition to Design a Section of I-210 32. City of Mobile Map 33. Council Districts, Mayor/Council Form of Government 34. Council Districts, Mayor/Council Form of Government 35. Plaintiff’s Plan "A" (Bolden) 36. Polysurveying of Mobile 37. Proposed Construction, First Stage, Cottage Hill Rd., Pleasant Valley Intersection 38. Polysurveying of Mobile 39. City Hall Complex, Door and Lock Schedule, DRWG No. 1/2 & 2/2 40. Proposed Alternate Route for I-210 & Improvement of Three Mile Creek 41. "Portal to the Gulf – The Port of the South," Banner (unfinished) 42. "Portal to the Gulf – The Port of the South," Banner (colored) 43. Major Street Plan – A Part of the Master Plan, 11/1976 44. Map of Mobile 45. Census Tracts, 1980, Plaintiff’s Plan "A" (Bolden) 46. Mobile Board of Commissions, Flow Chart 47. Mobile Public Works and Services, Flow Chart 48. City of Mobile 49. Mobile Emergency Recovery Facility 50. Transfer Station Blueprints 51. S. D. Bishop State Junior College Master Plan 52. Pinehurst Street Improvements 53.Sutton Place Apartments 54. MSA Aquatic Facility, Preliminary Drawings, 7/16/1984

Bundle: Maps

55. Jogging and Exercise Trail, Twelve Mile Creek, Schematic Plan 56. Water Street Urban Renewal Area, Owners 57. Water Street Urban Renewal Area, Occupants 58. [Dog River Area] Topographic Survey, 8/19/1976 59. [Dog River Area] Topographic Survey, 8/19/1976 60. Plaza of the Americas, International Center for Mobile, Site Plan & Proposal, 3/10/1976 61. Central Texas Street Area Land Acquisition 62. Property of Baptist Student Center 63. Berkshire Drainage, Map 64. Berkshire Drainage, Graph 65. Sample Ballot, 1977 66. Spring Hill College 67. Water Street Area Land Acquisition 68. Water Street Area Land Acquisition

Bundle: Loose Maps (1 of 2)

69. Fort Condé Houses, Floor Plans 70. T4S R1W Section 7 71. Mobile Vet Center, Renovations, 2/2/1999 72. City of Mobile Flow Chart, 8/11/1981 73. Buildings and Grounds Organizational Chart 74-76. County of Mobile Ownership Map, 02-39-05-32-2 77. Blueprints, unlabeled 78. Shoning Service Road, Sketch 79. Street Lighting Plan, 1964 (very brittle) 80. School Board, 1981 (very brittle) 81. Port of Chickasaw 82. 952 Government Street, Restoration Blueprints 83. "Welcome Commissioner Mims" Banner 84. T4S R1W Section 21 and T4S R1W Section 16 85. I-210 North Section, ACI-210-2(3) 86. T35 R2W Section 36 87. T35 R2W Section 36 88. T4S R2W Section 8

Bundle: Loose Map (2 of 2)

89. T4S R1W Section [number missing] 90. Map, 02-32-04-35-0-003 91. Map, 02-32-04-0-004 92. ADDSCO Property, 2/26/1984 93. Illinois Central Gulf Railroad, Gulf Terminal Bldg., Beauregard and St. Joseph, First, Second, & Third Floors 94. Alabama Highway Map, 1985-1986 95. United States Map 96. Mobile Municipal Airport, Ground Level Detail, 7/29/1977 97. Visual Presentation, Campaign 98. American Bolivian Homes, Model 3/1A 99. Mobile Municipal Airport, Second Level Detail, 7/28/1977 100. Water Street Improvement Map 101. City Hall Complex, Building Chronology, 4/1980 102. Riverways Map 103. Station Map of Mobile, 10/31/1973 104. Theodore Industrial Park 105. Map (Photocopy) 106. First Floor Plan, unnamed building ["Back to Grider"] 107. Second Floor Plan, unnamed building 108. Gayle and Delaware Streets, S/W Corner, Mr. Eli Hagan Residence, 2/18/1969 109. Bay Harbor, 3/1988 110. Page from a meeting/presentation 111. Mobile: Gateway to the Future, Promotional Pamphlet 112. Conversion of Auto [missing] Building to Public Buildings, Warehouse and Shops, Preliminary 113. 4924 St. Paul, Bobby Alleva 114. Mobile Map 115. Michael Blvd., Airport Blvd. Connector 116. Mobile Map w/ City Parks Highlighted 117. T4S R1W Section 6 and T4S R1W Section 5, Trinity Gardens & Paradise Park 118. Brookley Preservation Map [Continental Motors, USA, City Park, U.S. Coast Guard, and buildings under lease] (very brittle) 119. Municipal Runoff Election, Official Canvass, 9/2/1969, Sheet 1 120. Municipal Runoff Election, Official Canvass, 9/2/1969, Sheet 2 121. Mobile, Alabama, Color Poster 122. Official Canvass, Tabulation and Declaration or Results of a Municipal Runoff Election Held in Mobile, Alabama, August 4, 1981

Bundle: Maps taken from Mayor-Commissioner Series

1. Airport Layout Plan 2. Brookley Air Force Base, Property Exhibit Map, Exhibit 1 3. Airport Layout, Short Range, Exhibit 2, Scheme A 4. Airport Layout, Long Range, Exhibit 3, Scheme B 5. Municipal Auditorium Complex Power Survey, 8/75-7/76 6. Proposed Remodeling (preliminary) 457 Church Street, W. Annex – City Hall 7. Public Works Services (proposed), undated flow chart 8. Lot between Andrew St, Donald St. and Charles Ave., 11/20/67 (map/land survey) 9. "Plat of Survey," Finch Property, east side of Donald b/w Finch Ave. & Hathcox St., 7/31/67 10. Central Texas St. Area Land Use Plan, 5/67 11. Central Texas St. Area Boundary Map, 5/67 12. Central Texas St. Area Land Acquisition Map, 5/67 13. Proposed Youth Center Building (includes cost estimates), rev. 11/11/71 14. Proposed Youth Center Building (includes cost estimates), rev. 11/11/71 (2nd copy) 15. Beauregard Trace, Land Use 4 16. Beauregard Place (concept sketch) 17. Mobile Aerospace Airport, layout plan, 9/10/76 18. Salary Range Comparison for Buildings and Grounds Department (existing), rev. 8/21/80 19. Proposed Ranges for Buildings and Grounds Department, 8/22/80 20. Salary Range Comparison for Buildings and Grounds Department, rev. 7/17/80 21. Site Plan (project unidentified), S. S. Kresge Company, 9/15/65 22. De Tonti Square Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 23. West Church St. Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 24. Sandtown Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 25. Zack Logan Estate Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 26. Zack Logan Estate Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 (2nd copy) 27. Demotropolis Road Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 28. Bayview Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 29. Trinity Gardens Redevelopment Plan, 12/9/75 30. Proposed Belt Conveyors, Compost Storage, 12/1/66 (blueprint) 31. Digester for compost plant, McDuffie Island, 2/13/67 (blueprint) 32. Proposed Youth Center, pool/indoor facilities 33. NE/4 Mobile, 15’ Quadrangle, railroads highlighted 34. Enlarged portion of above quadrangle, focusing on downtown Mobile 35. Detailed Project Report on Small Craft Facilities on West Side of Mobile Bay, AL (Dog and Fowl Rivers) – General Map, 9/68 36. Detailed Project Report on Small Craft Facilities on West Side of Mobile Bay, AL (Dog and Fowl Rivers) – Dog River Channel, Plate II, 9/68 37. Detailed Project Report on Small Craft Facilities on West Side of Mobile Bay, AL (Dog and Fowl Rivers) – Dog River Channel, Plate III, 9/68 38. Detailed Project Report on Small Craft Facilities on West Side of Mobile Bay, AL (Dog and Fowl Rivers) – Fowl River Channel, Plate IV, 9/68 39. Brookley Air Force Base Existing Water Supply and Distribution System, Exhibit A, 1/21/64 40. Brookley Air Force Base Existing Sanitary Sewer System, Exhibit B, 1/21/64 41. Zoning Map of the City of Mobile, 1967 42. Old Shell Road Proposed Shopping Center, 11/1/65 43. Old Shell Road Existing Shopping Center and Land Use, 12/17/65 44. City of Mobile Map showing road-widening projects, etc., (marked "1" by processing staff member for later identification purposes)

Bundle: Maps taken from APWA Series

1-2. Photocopied Roadmap of California, several roads highlighted in red [2 pieces] 3. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 1 4. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 2 5. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 3 6. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 4 7. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 5 8. Port Facilities on Tennessee River , Map 6 9. Port Facilities on Tennessee River, Map 7 10. Battleship Marina [blueprints] | 11. The Waterways of Mid America and the Proposed Great Lakes Inland Waterway 12. Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments, Land Use Plan 13. Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments [colors added to black and white map – red = identified industrial sites, orange = industrial reserve sites] 14. Columbia Snake River System (color map with illustrations)

Series 14. Audio/Visual, 1970-1989 [Bulk 1976-1986]. Currently 8 cubic feet.

Contains photographs, negatives, slides, VHS and other tapes. The slides were removed from their original housing and sleeved and then placed in binders, arranged according to topic. Themes include emergency management (including hurricanes), solid waste, and Alabama waterways, among others. Unidentifiable slides were placed in the last binder. The VSH, cassette, and other tapes were organized according to date, when known, and include a myriad of topics. The photographs are typical for a man in Mims' position. They include photos taken with constituents and others, and images related to public works, including drainage projects, road improvements, etc. There are also, however, images related to Hurricane Frederick in 1979, as well as photos of the youth council, various dedications, Azalea Trail maids, USS Alabama crew mates, and the Junior Miss and other pageants.

Slides (Total of 1,803)

Binder 110: Emergency Management/Hurricane Frederic (383 Slides)

"Damage to Light Poles in Parks" (7) "Damage to Signs" (8) "Frederic: Long Term Recovery" (78) "Hurricane Duplicate Slides" (15) "Hurricane Frederic" (74) "Hurricane Frederic 9/12/79 Number 1" (9) "Hurricane Frederic 9/12/79 Number 2" (8) "Hurricane Path (Frederic)" (4) "Hurricane Slides" (15) "Hurricane" (2) "LES Frederic Award Plaque" (4) "Loose and Unlabeled" (24) "Unlabeled Natural Disasters" (24) "Public Works/Emergency Management Titles" (46) "Resource Management in Emergencies" (65)

Binder 111: Waterways 1 (292 Slides)

"Alabama has it All" (64) "Alabama Waterways Development Agency" (64) "Plane, Harbor, Ships, Coal" (6) "James River Mill 7/1/1986" (29) "Loose Slides" (9) "Mobile River" (4) "National Waterways Conference" (18) "NEW" (77) "NEW Presentation" (20) "Tennessee [River?]" (1)

Binder 112: Waterways 2 (247 Slides)

"Tennessee River Traffic and North Alabama Traffic and Industry and Terminals for Lambert Mims" (22) "Tenn-Tom 1" (23) "Tenn-Tom 2" (17) "Tenn-Tom 3" (76) "Tenn-Tom Waterway" (97) "Warrior-Tombigbee" (12) "State Docks" (2) "AL Waterways" [event not named] 12/9/85 (21) "Cincinnati Kiwanis Club" [likely by date] (8/13/86) (7) "Cincinnati Kiwanis Club" (2) No ID (6) No ID (1)

Binder 113: Public Works, Etc. 1 (330 Slides)

"Ariel Shots [Mobile]" (3) "Chainsaws" (2) "Churches" (1) "Commissioner Mims House" (16) "Copies" (7) "A Decade of Progress" (4) "Firewood" (7) "Garbage Collection" (12) "Generators" (10) "Maccafarri Gabians, Inc" (9) "Mental Health" (2) "Miscellaneous" (37) "New City Hall" (2) "Paddle Wheeler Welcome Center 7/1/86" (4) "Public Buildings [New Orleans, 1975]" (54) "Public Works and Public Relations" (97) "Public Works Slides" (59) "Public Works Week and Community Meetings" (4)

Binder 114: Public Works, Etc. 2 (195 Slides)

"Public Works and Community Meetings," continued (3) "Rail Cars on Barge Meeting 7/1/86" (6) "Sidewalk" (17) "Solid Waste Disposal" (64) "Solid Waste Safety" (79) "Three-Mile Creek – APWA" (13) "Trinity Church" (2) "Various City Development Shots" (4) "Work on Mobile [Wallace] Tunnel" (7)

Binder 115: Unlabeled Slides (356)

Tapes

VHS and Beta

Box 116

1. AIDS: Shadow of Doom 2. American Public Works Association In-Service Packaged Program: Emergency Management in Public Works, Session V 3. Nuclear War Survival Skills, Updated and Enlarged, Cresson H. Kearny: Public Works and Civil Defense 4. The Pan American Health Organization Presents: Myths and Realities of Natural Disasters 5. Count Down Disaster 6. Picking up the Pieces (Hurricane Frederic) 7. Hugo (Hurricane) 8. Three Mile Island Stories 9. Peterson Industrial Machines, Inc. 10. Peterson "Lightening Loader" Trash Handling Systems 11. Minute Man: Your Road Sentinel, by Sunrise Systems, Inc. 12. Timely and Accurate News: Joint Information Center, 12/1/1988 13. CBS News: Grand Island Revisited 14. Great Lakes Inland Waterway Authority 15. Tennessee-Tombigbee Talk Show, 8/4/1986 16. Mobile Baptist Association, Gerald Blackburn, DOM, April 1987 17. Lambert Mims, [Campaign] Announcement, 1989 18. Mims for Mayor Ribbon Cutting, 6/3/1989 19. "Tell the World," Mid-Campaign Report, 1989 20. Timberland Bonanza 21. Mims #1, 6/11/1981 22. Nashville on the Road

Reel-to-Reel

23. Jeff Mims Political, "Wild Footage," 10/15/1980 24. Lambert Mims Political 25. "I Love Trash" [complaint] 26. Unlabeled but showing a man speaking at the Battle House Hotel 27. Commissioner Mims [safety dub] 28. Lambert Mims at the Alabama Baptist Convention, 11/20/1970

Cassettes

Box 117A

1A. Message to the People, 6/1/1976 1B. June 1 [1976] Agenda 1C. Progress in Public Improvements, 6/1/1976 1D. Progress in Public Services, 6/1/1976 1E. Progress in Social Improvements, 6/1/1976 1F. Progress in Economic Development, 6/1/1976 2. Six Cuts for WMOO Radio, 6/1 – 6/8/1976 3. Mayor Lambert Mims, 6/9 – 6/15/1976 4. Mayor Lambert Mims, 6/9 – 6/15/1976 5. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 6/16 – 6/22/1976 6. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 6/23 – 6/29/1976 7. WMOO Radio, 6/30 – 7/6/1976 8. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 7/7 – 7/13/1976 9. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 7/14 – 7/20/1976 10. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 7/21 – 7/27/1976 11. Mayor Mims, 7/28 – 8/3/1976 12. Mayor Mims, WMOO, 8/4 – 8/10/1976 13. Mayor Mims, 8/11 – 8/17/1976 14. Mayor Mims, 8/25 – 8/30/1976 15. Greenough, WUNI, 12/14/1976 16. 12/15/1976 17. Mayor Mims, 2/7/1977 18. Mayor Mims, WMOB, 5/6/1977 19. Nov. 28, 1977 20. WMOB, 2/23/1978 21. WMOB, 2/23/1978 22. WMOB Talk Show 23. Com. Meeting, 6/27/1978 24. WMOB, 7/19/1978 25. WMOB, 10/11/1978 26. Commission Meeting Excerpt, 1/9/1979 27. Radio Program, WKRG, 1/10/1979

Box 117B

1. Mims, 1/24/1980 2. Lambert Mims, WMOO, 1/29/1980 3. Lambert Mims, WMOO & WBLX, 3/20/1980 4. Lambert Mims, 3/26/1980 5. Lambert Mims, 4/3/1980 6. Lambert Mims, WMOO & WBLX, 4/4/1980 7. Lambert Mims, WMOO & WBLX, 4/16/1980 8. Lambert Mims, WMOO & WBLX, 4/22/1980 9. Lambert Mims, 4/29/1980 10. Lambert Mims, WMOO & WBLX, 5/7/1980 11. Lambert Mims, 5/14/1980 12. Lambert Mims, 5/15/1980 13. Lambert Mims, 5/21/1980 14. Lambert Mims, 5/28/1980 15. Lambert Mims, 5/29/1980 16. Mims, 6/4/1980 17. Lambert Mims, 6/14/1980 18. Lambert Mims, 6/18/1980 19. Lambert Mims, 6/25/1980 20. Lambert Mims, 7/4/1980 21. Lambert Mims, 7/10/1980 22. Lambert Mims, 7/11/1980 23. Lambert Mims, 7/30/1980 24. Lambert Mims, 8/6/1980 25. Com. Mims, 8/13/1980

Box 117C

1. Commissioner Mims, 8/20 – 8/26/1980 2. Lambert Mims, 8/27/1980 3. Commissioner Lambert Mims, 9/3/1980 4. Commissioner Lambert C. Mims, 9/10/1980 5. Commissioner Lambert C. Mims, 10/8/1980 6. Lambert Mims, 11/19/1980 7. Mims, 11/24/1980 8. Com. Mims, 12/10/1980 9. Com. Mims, 12/17/1980 10. Com. Mims, 12/31/1980 11. Commissioner Lambert C. Mims, 1/21/1981 12. Lambert C. Mims, WMOO, 2/4/1981 13. Lambert Mims, WMOO, 2/11/1981 14. Lambert C. Mims, 3/5/1981 15. L. Mims, 3/18/981 16. Lambert Mims, 3/20/1981 17. L. Mims, 3/25/1981 18. Lambert Mims, 4/2/1981 19. Lambert C. Mims, 4/3/1981 20. Lambert C. Mims, 4/5/1981 21. Lambert Mims, 4/9/1981 22. Lambert C. Mims, 4/15/1981 23. Lambert Mims, 4/21/1981 24. Lambert C. Mims, 11/13/1981 25. Com. Mims 26. Commissioner Mims 27. [undecipherable]

Box 117D

1. Talk of the Town, WKRG, 1/20/1977 2. Talk of the Town, WKRG, 2/18/1977 3. Talk of the Town, WKRG, 3/17/1977 4. Talk of the Town, WKRG, 6/16/1977 5. Talk of the Town, WKRG, 7/21/1977 6. WKRG Talk Show, 8/18/1977 7. Talk Show, WKRG, 8/18/1977 8. WKRG, 10/20/1977 9. WKRG, 10/20/1977 10. WKRG, 11/28/1977 11. WKRG, Dec. 1977 12. Dick Scott, WKRG, 2/20/1978 13. Dick Scott, WKRG, 2/20/1978 14. WKRG, 3/16/1978 15. WKRG, 7/27/1981 16. WKRG, 7/27/1981 17. WKRG Rodeo 18. The Collector, National Safety Council 19. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Opening General Session 20. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Governing in a Changing World Plenary 21. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: International Dimension of Local Economies 22. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Competing for Development, Are There Rules for the Game? 23. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Tape 1, Career, Family, & Public Service: An Inevitable Conflict? 24. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Tape 2, Career, Family, & Public Service: An Inevitable Conflict? 25. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Infrastructure: An Introduction 26. WKRG, “Clean up, Paint up, Fix up,” 2/29/78

Box 117E

1. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Inside City Hall, High Tech Management 2. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Industrial Policy, Making the Future Happen? 3. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Strategic Planning for Your City’s Future 4. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Delegates’ Luncheon I – Elizabeth Dole 5. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Delegates’ Luncheon II 6. National League of Cities, 1983 Congress of Cities: Natural Disaster Preparedness 7. Service for W. C. "Buddy" Clewis, 2/8/1980 8. The Mouth of the Righteous, R. C. Matheny 9. How to Abide in God’s Rest, R. C. Matheny 10. Keys to the Kingdom, R. C. Matheny 11. Montgomery A.A. – Lambert Mims – First Presbyterian Church – Men’s Fellowship, 2/18/1971 12. Environmental Protection Agency Dinner, 4/1/1971 13. Spring Hill Landfill, 6/25/1974 14. Operation Understanding – Topic: Prichard Mayor Cooper, 12/6/1976 15. Kiwanis Club West Speech, 2/28/1977 16. Speech [UALA?], 3/4/1977 17. Inner City Mission, WKSJ, Dubose Street Flooding, 11/27/1977 18. [Christmas?] Brand, [Traditional?] Brand, April 1978 19. Father John Bertolucci, 1978 Sou. Reg. Gen. Conf. 20. Hurricane Frederic, 9/12/1979 21. President Mims’ Message, 85th Annual APWA Banquet, 9/26/1979 22. Mobile High School Youth Council, 1979 23. Brookley Reunion #2, 5/19/1979 24. Commission Conference4, 7/8/1980 25. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 1, Dr. Mildred Jefferson & Father Charles Fiore, 10/13/1980

Box 117F

1. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 2, Clay Smothers, Phyllis Schlafly, Bobbie James, 10/13/1980 2. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 3, Sam Phillips, Ed Keyes, Paul Weyric, Connie Marshner, Wales Goebels, 10/13/1980 3. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 4, Norma Gaebler, Nellie Gray, 10/13/1980 4. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 5, Mel Gaebler, Judge Braswell Dean, 10/13/1980 5. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 6, R. A. Woosley, Cullen Davis, Dr. Bob Amis, 10/13/1980 6. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 7, Paul Weyrich, John Perkins, General George Keegan, 10/13/1980 7. National Affairs Briefing, Tape 8, Dr. D. James Kennedy, 10/13/1980 8. Commission, Full, 4/20/1983 9. Press Club Meeting, 7/13/1984 10. Lambert C. Mims, Press Club, 7/13/1984 11. Mims News Conference, 7/3/1989 12. Mayor Lambert Mims, 8/31 13. Mayor Lambert Mims, Aug 18-24 14. From Moon to Christ [Reverend Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church] 15. No label [Integrity Publications] 16. Hal in Stubenville, Ohio 17. Meeting with [Morningside?] 18. Newstrack Executive Tape Service 19. Mayor 20. I Love Trash 21. Region IV Conference 22. New Work Probe Reports 23. Hugh Maddox Prayer Breakfast 24. God’s Covenant with America, Peter Marshall 25. Mobile’s 275th Anniversary, 27-Mile Bluff

Box 117G

The contents of Mims’ office rolodex

Box 117H

Business cards Mims collected

Boxes 118 – 122

Reel-to-Reel Audio Tapes

Photographs

Box 123

Community Relations

1-4. Single (individuals), unidentified 5-7. Groups of two, unidentified 8-9. Groups of three, unidentified 10-11. Groups of four or more, unidentified 12-14. Single (individuals), identified 15-16. Groups of two, identified 17. Groups of three, identified 18. Groups of four or more, identified 19. Single (individuals), event/occasion identified 20. Groups of two, event/occasion identified 21. Groups of three, event/occasion identified 22. Groups of four or more, event/occasion identified 23. Cinderella, Miss, Cinderella Teen, Cindy-Toddler 24. Coaches, Billy Howard and Jerry Curtis 25. Counterparts, 1977 26. Doyle, Bob 27. Freedom’s Foundation Students 28. Mr. Heaven – Mobilian of the Year, 1978 29. Junior Miss Contestants (Wyoming Missing) in Missas. Mun. Airport, 1979 30. Little Miss, Ideal Miss, Tiny Miss, Baby Miss 31. McAree, Emmett A. – 2421 Pauline Drive 32. Mims (signs autographs for children) 33. Mims (meets with young people) 34. Mims (presents his book, For Christ and Country) 35. Miss Grand Bay, 1985 36. Miss Lovely, Petit Lovely, Lovely Lady 37. Sabin 25th year, July, 1984 38. Safe Boating Week, 1978 [proclamation included] 39. Seniors Appointed to Serve on Board, 1973-1974, 1976-1977, 1978-1979 40. Seniors Appointed to Serve on Board, [years not given] 41. U.S.S. Alabama Crew Mates 42. Various Pageant Winners 43. Watermelon Queens, 1984 44. Youth Appreciation Week [various years] 45. Youth Council [year not given] 46. Youth Council, 1976-1977 47. Youth Council, 1978-1979 48. Youth Council, 1980-1981 49-51. Honorary Citizens, Miscellaneous 52. Honorary Citizens, Commander D.G. Armytage and Lt. Commander J.B. Lean 53. Honorary Citizens, Cariddi 54. Honorary Citizens, John Claude Martin 55. Honorary Citizens [larger, unidentified groups of photographs] 56. Proclamations and Honorary Certificates

Box 124

1. Visitors, Ashland, Sister City, Aug, 1978 2. Visitors, Ashland, Sister City, May, 1979 3. Visitors, England 4. Visitors, Germany (delegation), Mrs. Georgia Schultz 5-7. Visitors, Japan 8. Visitors, Kogoshima City, 1974 9. Visitors, Korea, H. S. Min

Minor Public Events/Closed Events

10. Amtrak 11. Artemis (sailing ship) 12. Attack Litter 13. Azalea Trail Opening, 1977, Fort Condé, w/o 487 14. Azalea Trail Opening (50th), Feb. 4 – April 22, 1979 15. Beautification Board Luncheon, 1977 16. Bicentennial Booth 17. Bishop State Junior College [Mims Speaks – event not identified] 18. Blood Drive 19. Bush-Bernstein House 20. Casson’s Retirement Dinner, Aug. 1970 21. C. C. B. Award, Mayor Mims 22. Comm. Mims, City Hall [shows Mims speaking in a damaged room] 23. Cleanup Campaign Pictures 24. “Clean-up, Paint-up, Fix-up Time” 25. Community Club Awards 26. Company’s Coming: Lets Cleanup Mobile – Join the War on Waste, 3/84 27. Dedication of Hank Aaron Loop 28. Dedication of Luscher Park Pavilion [ribbon cutting] 29. Dedication of Mobile Public Library (Cottage Hill Branch) 30. Dedication of Sundial, Fine Arts Museum of the South, Mims speaker 31. Dedication of Texas Street Recreation Center, 1978, Mayor Mims 32. Department of Transportation, U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Training Center 33. Mayor Doyle [shown with Mims, Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, and Alice] 34. Emperor Clock – Dimensional Products Announcement Meeting, Governor’s Office, 1973 35. Fair Display [multiple years – taken from loose/unidentified photos] 36. Fair Display, 1971 37. Fair Display, 1980 38. Fair, 1984 39. Fish Fry, May 1982 40. Flag Ceremony [accepting the flag that flew over Fort Condé] 41. Fort Condé 42. Fort Condé Dedication, 7/11/76 43. Fort Condé Groundbreaking 44. Government Street Warf 45. Groundbreakings, Misc. 46. Groundbreaking, Texas Street Recreation Center 47. Groundbreaking, Water Street, April 1969 48. Homeport Presentation, Mims and Jack Edwards 49. Luncheon/Bishop Howze (?) 50. Industrial Prospects from Japan 51. International Festival [no date] 52. Joe Cain, Church Street Cemetery 53. Captain Sam Lorenz, U.S.S. Mobile, Newport News, Ohio 54. Minute Man Flag, Mr. Mims 55. Mims at Various Dinners [various events/occasions shown] 56. Mims Birthday, 1981 57. Mims Birthday Cake, 1985 58. Mims’ Retirement Party 59. Mims at Riverside Baptist Church 60. Mims Throws First Ball at Girls’ Softball Game 61. Mobile-Aid Soil Conditioner Promotional Photo 62. Mobile Azalea Festival 63. Mobile City Hall (restored after Frederic) 64. Mobile Symbol 65. Monument [not identified], Mims Speaks 66. More Saturn Presentation to Local Media 67. Miscellaneous Events [Mims speaks/participates] 68. NASA / Shuttle, Orbiter Transit for World’s Fair, Mobile, 1984 69. Oakleigh, 1977 [Christmas decorations] 70. Open House, City Hall 71. Planting Seedling Pine 72. Plaque Unveiling, Clemon, Mims Speaker, March, 1984 73. Press Club, July 1984 74. Press Club (?), n.d. 75. Project AL 76. Rededication of Mobile’s City Hall, 1983 77. Ribbon Cutting of Canal Expressway 78. Ribbon Cutting at Food Show 79. Ribbon Cuttings [miscellaneous] 80. Ribbon Cutting, “See Mobile’s Azalea Trail,” Feb – March [no year] 81. Ribbon Cutting at Unidentified Sports Field, Mims Speaks, 1971 82. Saturn Auto Presentation, Mayor Mims’ Weekly Press Conference, n.d. 83. Service Pens, 1979 84. Small Business Associations (U.S.) 85. Richard Smith, City Hall 86. “Total Transportation and Our Water System” 87. Truck Day Flag 88. United States Army Band 89. U.S.S. Alabama 1,000,000th visitor 90. U.S.S. Mobile Celebration, 12/8-10/69 91. Waterfront Ceremony 92. Whitten C. I. D. [envelope included] 93. Williams, Billy 94. Yearly Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, Morgan Bryan, Baptist Layman Speaker

Box 125

Major Public Events/Parades

1. 275th Anniversary of Mobile’s Founding – Monument Erected at 27-Mile Bluff 2. British Navy – British Navy Dockside at foot of Government Street. 3. Family Fair Day 4. Independence Day, 1972 or 1973 5. Independence Day, 1973, Floats 6. Independence Day, 1974 7. Independence Day, 1975 8. Independence Day, 1976, July 3rd, 200th Anniversary 9. Independence Day, 1977 10. Independence Day, 1980 11. Independence Day, 1982 12. Independence day, n.d. 13. Mardi Gras, 1976, Condé Cavaliers Parade 14. Mardi Gras, 1977 15. Mardi Gras, 1977, U.S.S. McDonnell 16. Mardi Gras, 1978 17. Mardi Gras, 1979 18. Mardi Gras, 1979, Condé Cavaliers Parade 19. Mardi Gras, 1980 20. Mardi Gras, 1981 21. Mardi Gras (unidentified parades) 22. Veterans Day Parade, n.d. 23. World’s Fair, New Orleans

Public Works

24. Airport to Michael, 1959 25. Aluminum Company of America 26. American Public Works Association functions [loose/miscellaneous] 27. American Public Works Dinner – Board of Directors, March – April 1977 28. Ann Street Drain, 1979 29. Ann Street Drainage, 6/12/79 30. Ann Street Outfall Drainage 31. Azalea Road Widening, Acceptance of 32. Azalea Road Widening, Spring Valley Road to South Byronell Drive, n.d. 33. Azalea Road Widening, Spring Valley Road to South Byronell Drive, 8/29/74 34. Azalea Road Widening, Spring Valley Road to South Byronell Drive, Book 5 35. Bank Avenue Street Improvement and Drainage, Book 2, 12/76 36. Bank Avenue Street Improvement and Drainage, Book 3, 2/77 37. Bank Avenue Street Improvement and Drainage, Book 4, 4/77 38. Bank Avenue Street Improvement and Drainage, Book 5 39-40. Big Stickney Hollow Drainage, 1974 41. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell to Dauphin 42. Big Stickney Drainage II, 1976 43. Big Stickney Drainage Part Two, Dauphin Street to Davitt Street, 7/8/76 44. Big Stickney Drainage Part Two, 8/26/76 45. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 11/17/76 46. Big Stickney Drainage, 1976-1977 47. Big Stickney Drainage, North Monterey, 1977 48. Big Stickney Drainage, 1977 49. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 1/21/77 50. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 4/15/77 51. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 6/14/77 52. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 7/18/77 53. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 8/12/77 54. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 9/19/77 55. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin to Davitt, 10/21/77 56. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin Street to Old Shell Road, 8/28/78 57. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Dauphin Street, 11/17/78 58. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin Street to Old Shell Road, 12/27/78 59. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Dauphin Street, 1/12/79 60. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Dauphin Street, 2/12/79 61. Big Stickney Drainage, Dauphin Street to Old Shell Road, 3/19/79 62. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Dauphin Street, 5/15/79 63. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Spring Hill Avenue, 8/22/80 64. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Spring Hill Avenue, 9/17/80, 11/17/80 65. Big Stickney Drainage, Springhill Avenue to Old Shell Road, 10/9/80 66. Big Stickney Drainage, Old Shell Road to Spring Hill Avenue, 4/14/81 67. Bolton’s Branch Storm Drainage Improvements, Proj. 134.33(7), April and May, 1976 68. Bolton’s Branch Storm Drainage Improvements, Proj. 134.33(7), July and Oct., 1976 69. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 6/30/80

Box 126

1. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 7/30/80 2. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 8/1/80 3. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 9/30/80 4. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 10/20/80 5. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 12/22/80 6. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 1/21/81 7. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 4/17/81 8. Bolton’s Branch Drainage, 4/24/81 9. Boykin Boulevard, Ditch 10. Brandy Run Area Drainage, 3/7/79 11-13. Brookley Complex Railroad Site, 1/14/81 14. Capital Improvement Project [date and location not given] 15. Certificates – Electrical, 1977 16. Certificates, Comm. Mims/Earl 17. City Hall Restoration, 1982-1983 18-20. Civic Center Construction 21-22. Construction Photographs Contract 134.23(4) 1976, Section I of II 23. Cord Connections [area appears to be Government Street near Azalea Road] 24. Cottage Hill Road Widening, 5/26/76 25. Cottage Hill Road Widening, 6/28/76 26. Cottage Hill Road, 7-12/1976 27. Cottage Hill Road, 1977 28. Cottage Hill Road – Final Inspection, w/o 135, Earl Joyner 29. Dauphin Street, Building Fronts, Conception Street to Joachim Street, 143.03, 1974 30. Dauphin Street, Building Fronts, Jackson Street to Claiborne Street, 143.03, 1974 31. Dauphin Street, Building Fronts, Jackson Street to Joachim Street, 143.03, 1974 32. Dauphin Street Construction Photographs, 143.03, 1974 33. Dauphin Street Final Construction Photographs, 143.03, 1974 34. Dilapidated Properties and Businesses [possible urban renewal project] 35. Drainage, Public Works Projects, 1973 36. Drainage, no. 2A2-1.11, 1975 37. Drainage Projects [multiple locations, no dates] 38. East Hillcrest Drainage, 1978 39. Electrical Department FIRE, 1982 40. Equipment, “Boom” Trucks 41. Equipment, Cars/Busses 42. Equipment, Department of Transportation 43. Equipment, Drainage Survey Truck 44. Equipment, Dredge Machines 45. Equipment, Dump Trucks 46. Equipment, Mowers 47. Equipment, Paper Racks, 9/77

Box 127

1. Equipment, Public Works Department Supervisors 2. Equipment, Solid Waste Trucks 3. Equipment, Solid Waste Trucks [taken from loose photos] 4. Equipment, Str. and Drain Trucks 5. Equipment, Street Sweepers [taken from loose photos] 6. Equipment, Trash Removal Trucks [taken from loose photos] 7. Equipment, “Vacu” Trucks 8. Equipment, Vintage/antique 9. Equipment, Weed Machine (Sonny Mathews) 10. Eslava Creek Drainage 11. Eslava Creek Section (Eslava Creek to DIP), Storm Drainage Improvement, 1976 12. Eslava Creek, Bolton Branch (Culvert @ Halls Mill Rd) Storm Drain. Improv. 12/3/76 13. Eslava Creek, Sandy Creek (Eslava Creek to DIP) Storm Drain. Improv., 12/3/76 14. Eslava Creek Section, Salt Water Branch, Storm Drainage Improvements, 12/3/76 15. Eslava Creek, Willow Run Cnl (Dauphin Island Pkwy) Storm Drain. Improv., 12/17/80 16-17. Eslava Creek Section, Woodcock Branch, Storm Drain. Improv., 1/14/81 18. Eslava Creek, 8/1/84 19. Fire Station #17, Melton Station 20. Fleetwood Drive Drainage, 1980 21. Fleetwood Drive Drainage, 4/13/81 22. Forest Hill – Overlook Area Drainage, 1/25/77 23. Forest Hill – Overlook Area Drainage, 2/9/77 24. Forest Hill – Overlook Area Drainage, 2/28/77 25. Forest Hill – Overlook Area Drainage, 4/12/77 26. Forest Hill – Overlook Area Drainage, 7/18/77 27. Fort Condé Award – Highway 28. Fort Condé Development 29-31. Fort Condé Plaza Progress 32. Fort Condé Area, Set of Photos for Legal Dept., 12/11/84 33. Fribourg Street Area Drainage, 6/18/79 34. Fribourg Street Area Drainage, 7/13/79 35. Fribourg Drainage, 10/25/79 36. Goodman Avenue, Mahon Catihot 37. Grelot Outfall Drainage, 1978 38. Gulfwood Drainage, 8/5/79 39. Gulfwood Drainage, 9/27/79 40. Gulfwood Drainage, 1/80 41. Gulfwood Drainage, 3/28/80 42. Gulfwood Drainage, 5/22/80 43. Hannon Road 44. Highlands Woods E., 1980 45. Hill Crest Drainage, 1978 46. Ice House Branch Drainage, 1976 47. Kenny Street Culvert, 1981 48. Knollwood Drive Extension, Phase I, 4/1/80 49. Knollwood Drive Extension, Phase I, 5/1/80 50. Knollwood Drive Extension, Phase I, 6/3/80 51. Knollwood Drive Extension, Phase I, 10/30/80 52. Knollwood Drive Extension, 1/15/80

Box 128

1. Knollwood Drive Extension, 5/7/80 2. Knollwood Drive Extension, 7/30/80 3. Knollwood Drive Extension, 7/10/80 4. Knollwood Drive Extension, 9/2/80 5. Knollwood Drive Extension, 10/1/80 6. Landfill Photos 7. Landfill: Bates 8. Landfill: Chastang, exec. Dept. 36679 9. Lighting: Airport Boulevard 10. Lighting: Airport Boulevard, 1974 11. Lighting: Various Streets (Dauphin, Government, etc.) 12. Michael Boulevard to Airport Boulevard Connector, 11/5/79 13. Mims Observes Salvage of Bulldozer 14. Mobile Municipal Airport, Storm Drainage Improvements, 1/14/81 15. Mobile Municipal Airport, Sanitary Sewer Service System, 1/14/81 16-17. Moore’s Creek Section, Bolton Branch Storm Drainage Improvements, 12/3/76 18. Moore’s Creek Section, Storm Drainage Improvements, 12/3/76 19. Moore’s Creek Section, Gulas Branch, Olene Street, Storm Drain. Improv., 12/3/76 20-22. Moore’s Creek Sctn Storm Drain. Improv. (Demetropolis to Burma Road West), 1980 23. Moore’s Creek Section, Spencer’s Branch, Storm Drainage Improvements, 12/17/80 24-25. Moore’s Creek Section, Spencer’s Branch, Storm Drainage Improvements, 1/14/81 26. Moore’s Creek Section, Storm Drainage Improvements (Scattered repairs to Moore’s Creek and Spencer’s Branch), 1/14/81 27. Old Shell and McGregor, Interstate Widening, Book1, 8/15/75 28. Old Shell and McGregor, Interstate Widening, Book 3 29. Old Shell and McGregor, Interstate Widening, Book 4 30. Old Shell and McGregor, Interstate Widening, Book 7 31. Public Works Department (employees), n.d. 32. Public Works Dinner, Ramada Inn, 5/17/68 33. Public Works Dinner, 1975 34. Public Works Dinner, 1976 35. Public Works Dinner, 1978 36. Public Works Dinner, 1979 37. Public Works Dinner, May 1979 38. Public Works Dinner, 1979 39. Public Works Dinners, May 1981 40. Public Works Employees Recognition, 1984 41. Public Works Functions (unidentified) 42. Public Works Tour (n.d.) 43. Public Works Tour, 1975 44. Public Works Tour and Lunch, 5/21/75 45. Public Works Tour w/o 720 46. Public Works Tour/Presentation (unidentified), Waterfront 47. Public Works Tour [Scott Paper?] 48. Public Works Week/Dinner [undated/unlabelled photographs] 49. Ridgefield Drainage, 1976 50. Ridgefield Drainage, 7/9/76 51. Royal Street Drainage at Charleston Street, 3/3/77 52. Sanitation: Temporary Transfer Station 53. Sanitation workers 54. Scott Mobile (Scott Paper Co.) Welcomes Mayor Lambert C. Mims and Staff 55. Sign Congratulating Mims as New National President of the APWA 56. Solid Waste Collection 57. Solid Waste Crews Congratulation Mims as APWA President 58. Spencer’s Branch (Demetropolis Street to Burma Street) Storm Drain. Improv., 1980 59. Spencer’s Branch, 4/81 60. Springdale Plaza – Dauphin Street Connector 61. Springhill Avenue 62. Springhill Avenue, Outfall Drain down Durant Street, 7/21/80 63. Springhill Avenue Drain Outfall, 1980

Box 129

1. Springhill Gulley 2. State Docks Tour w/o 506 3. Storm Drain. Improv., Moore’s Creek, Spencer’s Branch (Culvert @ Cottage Hill), 12/3/76 4. Texas Street Drain or Southern Drain 5. Texas Street, 1975 6. Texas Street, 1/8/75 7. (Central) Texas Street Area Street Improvements and Park, 10/16/75 8. Texas Street Urban Renewal, Drainage: Southern Drain, 6/11/75 9. Three Mile Creek, Dredge, 2/19/69 10. Three Mile Creek, Laidlaw, 1979 11. Three Mile Creek – Flood Control, 3/7/79 12. Toulmins Spring Branch, Preconstruction Photos, 2/78 13. Toulmins Spring Branch, Prichard Lane to Sweenys Lane, 5/30/78 14. Toulmins Spring Branch Drain, 1979 15. Toulmins Spring Branch Drainage from Sweenys Lane to Wilson Avenue, 4/3/79 16. Toulmins Spring Branch Drainage from Sweenys Lane to Wilson Avenue, 4/28/80 17. Trinity Garden, 1978 18. Trinity Gardens, Pictures of Berkley for City of Mobile, 1979 19. Tulane Drive Area Drainage, 10/11/77 20. Twelve Mile Creek Drainage, West Road to Arnold Road, 4/10/79 21. Twelve Mile Creek, Municipal Park, 8/1/84 22. Volkeut – Engineer 23. West Toulminville Drainage, 1976 24. West Toulminville Drainage, 1/77 25. West Toulminville Drainage, 1/21/77 26. West Toulminville Drainage, 4/15/77 27. West Toulminville Drainage, 5/13/77 28. West Toulminville Drainage, Brown Circle to Prichard Lane, 11/2/79 and 11/12/79 29. West Toulminville Drainage, Brown Circle to Prichard Lane, 12/11/79 30. West Toulminville Drainage, Brown Circle to Prichard Lane, 1/17/80 and 2/13/80 31. West Toulminville Drainage, Brown Circle to Prichard Lane, 3/24/80 32. West Toulminville Drainage, Brown Circle to Prichard Lane, 4/17/80 33. West Toulminville Drainage, 5/80 34. West Toulminville Drainage, Prichard Lane and Next Street, 10/3/80 35. Woodcock Creek, 8/1/84

Miscellaneous Photographs

36. 1960’s Scrapbook Pictures 37. 1970 [no other id on envelope – shows railroad tracks and a dilapidated structure] 38. Antique Automobiles 39. Auditorium and Trolley 40. Bert Wheeler, City Hall, Teleprompter Park 41. Bicentennial: Bell, First National Bank and Info. 42. Buildings / Landscapes [taken from loose photographs] 43. Campaign, 1981 44. Campaign Photos [n.d.] 45. “Can the Dead Pass from Death to Life?” Performer, 4/10/73 46. “Chapman” car 47. City Hall, Old Photographs [possible Depression Era/Historical Amer. Buildings Survey] 48. City Hall [taken from loose photographs] 49. Coast Guard Helicopter 50. Commissioner Mims [shows Mims in his office conversing with two unidentified men] 51. Comm = Mims (only), Sgt. [illegible] 52. Dale P. Mims 53. Delta Resort [aerial shot of site] 54. Field Operation Office – Hurricane, 1979 (1980) 55. Fort Condé, Mims and Paul Tipton Firing Cannon 56. Governor Wallace 57. Groups from Nigeria 58. Hurricane 1979 [damage to City Hall – interior and exterior – Frederic] 59. Hurricane Cleanup and Debris Disposal Photos, Earl Joiner 60. Information Unit 61. Information Unit, Azalea Middle School, May, 1976 62. Jerry Clower and Crew Mates 63. Mayor Lambert C. Mims Pictured Alone 64. Mims [interviewed in his office] 65. Mims with Caldwell Delaney, Sam Eichold, et al Inside City Hall 66. Mims [with unidentified African American man showing head wound] 67. Mims with Mobile City Commission [taken from loose/unlabelled photographs: various events] 68. Miscellaneous [loose and unidentified, black and white] 69. Miscellaneous [loose and unidentified, color] 70. Miscellaneous [unidentified series/groups of photos] 71. Prichard – U of S. A. Vanguard Student Productions c/o Communications Dept. Miss Crowell (?) and Mr. Powell (?) 72. Richard House Deed Transfer, DAR 73. Mrs. Regan [Mims’ Secretary] 74. Senior Citizens [dinner event] 75. Senior Citizens Program [bus] 76. Ships [taken from loose photographs] 77. Shriners [taken from loose photographs] 78. Signing Paper for Coast Guard w-28 79. Sister City Ciudades Hermanas, Gift, Tree of Life 80. Souvenirs [with accompanying correspondence] 81. Star of Charlevoix 82. Streetcar 83. Mr. Tapia and Comm. Mims

Box 130

1. 275th Celebration of Mobile, 1977 2. AWPA [miscellaneous and loose] 3. Battleship Alabama 4. Beautification Award, n.d. 5. Bicentennial Boot, 1975 6. Brookley Field [unspecified event] 7. Christmas Parade, 1977 8. Dads Against Dirt Statewide Meeting, 11/21/70 9. Dedications: Sundial, U.S.S. Alabama/Submarine, Bay Causeway 10. Delta Resort Proposed Site 11. Equipment, Miscellaneous, n.d. 12. Events/Functions, Miscellaneous 13. Events/Functions, Miscellaneous [loose] 14. Fondé School, 6/29/72 15. Fort Condé Ribbon Cutting 16. Home Repair/Weatherization, United Methodist Inner City Mission 17. Industrial Facility Tours: Scott Paper, Mobile Pulley Works, Leroi 18. July 4th, 1972 19. July 4th, 1974 – Ladd Stadium 20. July 4th, 1975 – Ladd Stadium 21. July 4th, 1977 22. July 4th, 1979 23. Landfills 24. Mardi Gras, 1977 25. Mardi Gras, 1978 26. Mardi Gras, Miscellaneous and Loose [includes sets of King Felix] 27. Mayor Mims 28-31. Public Works Construction Projects, Miscellaneous 32. Public Works Dinner/Public Works Week, 1976 33. Prayer Breakfast, 11/23/76 34. Reverend John Turner [honorary citizen] 35. Signs [miscellaneous] 36. Sister City Activities 37. Souvenirs 38. Stokely Carmichael, Noble Beasley, Et Cetera [Press Register Photos] 39. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Functions 40. Trips: New York, Evansville Ind., Charleston WV, Cincinnati OH

Box 131 1-31. Mounted Photographs with a public works theme [no labels]