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Saul, Joseph, fl. 1832. Green Row. To Mr. Dickinson Seaton Iron Works, Workington. Refers to models of castings for a "Thrashing Machine.", 1814, June 15 - box 3

Date:
1814, June 15 -
Scope Content:
Removed from J. Saul, Rhymes and reminiscences, London Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot; Poole and Edwards; and Charles Thurnam, Carlisle, 1832 (Lilly PR5299 .S174 R7).
  1. Removed from J. Saul, Rhymes and reminiscences, London Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot; Poole and Edwards; and Charles Thurnam, Carlisle, 1832 (Lilly PR5299 .S174 R7).
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

Saundra Sharp application packet, 1993 September 9 box SFP 1

Unit ID:
35 and 35
Date:
1993 September 9
Scope Content:
Video title(s): Why Didn't You Tell Me This Before? ; Picking Tribes [NOT HELD BY BFC/A]
  1. Video title(s): Why Didn't You Tell Me This Before? ; Picking Tribes [NOT HELD BY BFC/A]
  1. Black Film Center & Archive
  2. Mary Perry Smith Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame Archives collection, Series 5. Sidney Poitier Fellowship Competition, 1985-1993, bulk 1992-1993
  3. 5. Sidney Poitier Fellowship Competition
  4. 5.1. Application Packets, 1993

Scallon, Al, April 19, 1990

Unit ID:
90-010
Date:
April 19, 1990
Scope Content:
Al Scallon, the director of the Corporate Support Programs (or corporate philanthropy) of IBM, speaks of IBM's reasons for giving, as well as his own ideas regarding the purpose and orientation of philanthropy. He emphasizes the international character of IBM's philanthropic activities and discusses the increased stress on programs aimed at minority development. In addition, Scallon discusses the issue of philanthropic ethics.

Al Scallon, the director of the Corporate Support Programs (or corporate philanthropy) of IBM, speaks of IBM's reasons for giving, as well as his own ideas regarding the purpose and orientation of philanthropy. He emphasizes the international character of IBM's philanthropic activities and discusses the increased stress on programs aimed at minority development. In addition, Scallon discusses the issue of philanthropic ethics.

  1. Center for Documentary Research and Practice
  2. American Foundations Oral History Project, 1989-1993

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