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View List of Additional Collections Related Collections to the Governors George C. and Lurleen B. Wallace Collection The Governors George C. and Lurleen B. Wallace Collection complements the 1172 cubic feet of government and private records relating to the Wallaces that were already at the ADAH. These collections were processed prior to the Wallace Foundation's donation, and a complete list of these collections is linked below. The bulk of government records are the gubernatorial records from the terms of Governors George C. Wallace, Lurleen B. Wallace, and Albert P. Brewer. Governor Brewer succeeded Gov. Lurleen Wallace following her death. View more information about Albert P. Brewer's tenure of Governor of Alabama. View list of additional Wallace collections. There are additional government records related to the Wallace administrations from the Legislative Commission to Preserve the Peace and the State Sovereignty Commission. View brief agency histories of the Legislative Commission to Preserve the Peace and the State Sovereignty Commission. View a listing of all of the groups within the Commission collections. List of Additional Wallace Collections To see a general description of the group, click on the group title. For a more detailed listing, click on the container or folder listing. Ewing, Ed, 1932-, Ed Ewing papers, 1963-1978 and n.d.: 1.33 cubic ft. Ewing, Ed, 1932-, Oral history collection, 1988: 5 audio cassette tapes Governor, Administrative assistant's files, 1961-1972, and n.d.: 10 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Administrative files, 1962-1978: 302 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Administrative files-miscellaneous, 1963-1979: 13 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Administrative files of Taylor Hardin, 1971-1991: 6 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Alabama Development Office and Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs files, 1959-1979: 12 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Appointment correspondence, 1873-1982: 9.5 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Appointment files, 1963-2011: 40.5 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor, Appointment files - county and state, 1955-ongoing: 60 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Death penalty case files, 1939-2003: 3 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Departmental emergency fund expenditure files, 1959-1968: 0.5 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor, Executive orders, electronic file, 1943-ongoing: 5 cubic ft. Governor, Executive orders for transfer of convicts to state asylums, 1931-1994: 1.5 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, First reading committee administrative files, 1983-1992: 8 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Governor's coastal mansion fund expenditure files, 1965-1979: 2 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Governor's contingency funds subsidiary ledgers, 1959-1980: 2 cubic ft. (9 vol.) -Container listing Governor, Governor's controlled contingency fund expenditure files, 1958-1979: 4 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Governor's fund expenditure files, 1955-1978: 18.5 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Governor's mansion administrative files, 1982-1984: 17 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Governor's mansion fund expenditure files, 1955-1979: 17 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, House and Senate bill registers, 1870-1979 (with a gap of 1910-1954): 15 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Inaugural addresses and programs, 1819-ongoing: 2 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor, Legal advisors' files, 1963-1972: 12 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Legal case files, 1963-2008: 60 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor, Legislative tracking files, 1955-1979: 31 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Proclamations, commendations, and appreciations 1959-1979: 7 cubic ft. -Folder listing Governor, Project files, 1986-1988: 4 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor, Public relations files, 1954-1970: 18 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor, Reward files, 1878-2010: 16 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1963-1967 : Wallace), Segregation files, 1963-1965: 3.5 cubic ft., 5 reels -Container listing -Folder listing Governor (1963-1967 : Wallace), Speeches, 1961-1968: 2 cubic ft. Governor (1963-1967 : Wallace), Stand up for Alabama: official inaugural program January 14, 1963 honoring George C. Wallace 1963-1967 Governor (1967-1968 : Wallace), Speeches, 1966-1967: 0.5 cubic ft., 1 reel Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Appointment messages to Senate, 1975-1978: 0.25 cubic ft. Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Daily reminder engagement books, 1971-1979: 9 vol. -Container listing Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), First lady subject files, 1971-1976: 15 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Gubernatorial supporters mailing list card files, 1972- 1978: 2.5 cubic ft. Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), House Senate bill registers 1971-1977: 2 cubic ft. Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Law enforcement contingency expenditure files, 1972- 1978: 0.5 cubic ft. Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Outgoing letters card files, 1972-1974: 3.5 cubic ft. Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Speeches, 1971-1978: 1 cubic ft., 1 reel Governor (1971-1979 : Wallace), Telephone message books, 1978: 0.05 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Accepted invitations, 1983-1985: 1 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Administrative files of the Press Secretary, 1983-1986: 2 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Appointment lists, 1983-1986: 0.25 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Correspondence files, 1982-1986: 166 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Correspondence files card index, 1982-1986: 2 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Correspondence files legal advisor, 1983-1987: 1 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Correspondence files legal division, 1983-1987: 7 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), County appointments correspondence files: 7 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Declined invitations, 1983-1986: 6 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Drunk driving task force records, 1983-1984: 3 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Governor's editorial column, 1983-1987: 3 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Legal case files, 1983-1987: 13 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Legislative correspondence, 1983-1986: 3 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Press releases, 1983-1986: 1 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Proclamations, commendations, and appreciations 1983-1986: 5 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Scrapbooks, 1983-1986 : 12 cubic ft. (15 vol.) -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Senate bill registers, 1983-1986: 1 cubic ft. Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Speeches, 1985: 1 cubic ft. -Container listing Governor (1983-1987 : Wallace), Subject files of the Press Offices, 1983-1986: 8 cubic ft. -Container listing -Folder listing Hatcher, James Franklin, 1921-1993, James Hatcher collection of George Wallace photographs and audio tape, circa 1919-1987: 0.9 cubic ft. Snider/Dauphin, Inc. (Montgomery, Ala.), Snider/Dauphin, Inc. George C. Wallace campaign records, 1962-1984: 102 cubic ft. Wallace, George C. (George Corley), 1919-1998, George C. Wallace Collection, ca. 1951-1968: 90 cubic ft. -Container listing Wallace, George C. (George Corley), 1919-1998, George C. Wallace speeches, ca. 1956-1963: 2 folders Wallace, Lurleen Burns, 1927-1968, Lurleen Wallace funeral photograph collection, 1968: 1 folder Walters, Bob, 1941-, Bob Walters George C. Wallace presidential campaign collection, 1964-1982: 1.8 cubic ft. -Container listing Total: 1159.23 cubic ft., 7 reels Brief Agency History of the Legislative Commission to Preserve the Peace The Legislative Commission to Preserve the Peace was a joint legislative commission established in 1963 for the purpose of preserving the peace and dignity of the state. The duties of the Commission included investigating and interrogating persons, groups, and organizations engaged in activities of an unlawful nature against the sovereignty of the state and against the peace and dignity of the state. The Commission also held hearings and recommended legislation. The Commission ended in 1978 after the passage of the Sunset Law of 1976. Brief Agency History of the State Sovereignty Commission The State Sovereignty Commission was established in 1963 by an act of the Alabama legislature. As part of the Executive Branch, the Commission’s objective was "to protect the sovereignty of the state from encroachment the federal government and to resist by all legal means usurpation by any federal agency of rights and powers reserved to the states, according to the Constitution." The Commission’s duties included employing persons to investigate and examine means to protect rights for the Governor and Legislature, to make contracts, and to receive and expend funds appropriated by the Legislature and/or any other source. The Sovereignty Commission’s Executive Secretary kept records of proceedings and its receipts and disbursements, provided that such records were exempt from the public records laws of Alabama, but would be made available to members of the Commission and of the Legislature, upon their request in writing. The Commission ended in 1978 after passage of the Sunset Law of 1976. View list of the Legislative Commission to Preserve the Peace
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