Box GTM Shared Box 35

The collection consists of programs and promotional materials for the Colour of Music Festival dating from 2022 to 2024. These include performances at Carnegie Hall; Charleston, SC; and Sacramento, CA.

News clippings and a journal article collected by Fr. Corbett for his research on Fr. Welch, predominantly consisting of obituaries (12-1904 to 2-1905). Also includes one piece from the Georgetown College Journal (1-1905) regarding Fr. Welch's death.

Letters to Fr. Corbett from Frs. William H. Carroll and Edward H. Welch.

Correspondence to Fr. Corbett regarding writing a piece for Fr. Welch's Golden Jubilee in the Georgetown College Journal (1901) as well as a later proposed biography (1904-1905). Senders include Frs. Terence J. Shealy, Thomas Gannon, Henry Shandelle, Edward Purbrick, Edward Devitt, Albert G. Brown, William Pardow, Alphonse Donlon, and Fr. Welch's nephew Francis C. Welch.

Research notes for a proposed biography on Fr. Welch collected by Fr. Corbett. While a smaller article was written for the Georgetown College Journal (1-1905, see previous folder of this collection), these efforts were never fully realized. This folder includes chronological notes on Fr. Welch's life as well as people to interview who may have known him.

Copy of a color photograph of members of the 551st loading a mortar in the snows of either the Ardennes during the Bulge campaign or the Maritime Alps. Used for the back cover of the book and possibly obtained from the Center for Military History in Carlisle, PA. This copy was printed in 1996.

Autograph book that belonged to Congressman James K. Moorhead containing signatures of Abraham Lincoln and members of his Cabinet, among others.

Scrapbook assembled by Charles H. Trunnel (of Georgetown, Washington, DC) that contains an assortment of calling cards and advertisements for businesses, products, and individuals. The bulk of the cards relate to Washington, DC businesses.

This collection contains a typescript of Fr. John F. Hurley's experiences during the occupation of the Philippines (1941-1945) in which he was held at Santo Tomas Internment Camp. The account was written at the request of Fr. William C. Repetti, then Georgetown University Archivist, in 1964.