Box 20

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Audio-Visual Material consists of artwork, audio recordings, films, photographs and slides. Two pencil drawings of Mrs. Virginia Russell and Donald Russell, Jr. are included. Two audio recordings contain some of Russell’s gubernatorial speeches and his opponent’s stump meeting in the 1962 primary campaign. Two films record Russell’s 1963 inauguration. Photographs are arranged topically and include portraits, and family and group shots.

Clippings, 1929 to 1998, include newspaper articles from local and national papers, as well as a Life Magazine article featuring Russell. One oversized folder contains a feature article from The State’s weekend insert, 20 December 1953. Of particular interest are articles pertaining to all three of his campaigns, his appointments to the bench and his tenure as president of the University of South Carolina.

Clippings, 1929 to 1998, include newspaper articles from local and national papers, as well as a Life Magazine article featuring Russell. One oversized folder contains a feature article from The State’s weekend insert, 20 December 1953. Of particular interest are articles pertaining to all three of his campaigns, his appointments to the bench and his tenure as president of the University of South Carolina.

Clippings, 1929 to 1998, include newspaper articles from local and national papers, as well as a Life Magazine article featuring Russell. One oversized folder contains a feature article from The State’s weekend insert, 20 December 1953. Of particular interest are articles pertaining to all three of his campaigns, his appointments to the bench and his tenure as president of the University of South Carolina.

Clippings, 1929 to 1998, include newspaper articles from local and national papers, as well as a Life Magazine article featuring Russell. One oversized folder contains a feature article from The State’s weekend insert, 20 December 1953. Of particular interest are articles pertaining to all three of his campaigns, his appointments to the bench and his tenure as president of the University of South Carolina.