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Mayflower Books Given
Mobile Register clipping, including photo, about Moreland Griffith Smith, Alabama Society of Mayflower Descendants governor, presenting Emma Harris with a complete collection of the society's publication, "The Mayflower Quarterly"
Mobile Public Library Bookmobile
Article inviting people to join the Library Club of America at any Mobile Public Library location and Bookmobile, including a listing of the bookmobile's summer schedule
The New Miss Minnie
Mobile Register article and photo of Emma Harris watching Thomas Maroney, president of Maroney Bookmobile Manufacturing Co., handing the keys to the new library bookmobile to Hank Blasick, director of Mobile Public Library
Dual Celebration Held for Veteran Librarian
Newspaper article about a celebration for Emma Harris's 95th birthday and 50th year as a public librarian for the City of Mobile
Antique Silver Gift
Mobile, Alabama
Sep. 22, 1966
Presentation of antique silver, gift of the Mitchell Foundation, Inc., given in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Mitchell.
Coffee urn, made in England in 1767, nine years before the signing of the Declaration of…
Sep. 22, 1966
Presentation of antique silver, gift of the Mitchell Foundation, Inc., given in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Mitchell.
Coffee urn, made in England in 1767, nine years before the signing of the Declaration of…
Elizabeth Vickers Courtney Interview - 1 July 1983
Oral history interview of Elizabeth Vickers Courtney at her home at 27 Hillwood Drive
Joaquin M. Holloway, Sr. Interview - 27 June 1983
Oral history interview of Joaquin M. Holloway, Sr. at Mobile Public Library
Mary Francis Plummer Interview - 21 June 1983
Oral history interview of Mary Francis Plummer at the Haunted Bookshop
Miss Emma Dead; Loved Library Work
Article announcing the death of Emma Harris, 101 years old, and listing her various contributions to the Mobile community and Mobile Public Library
Mrs. Harris Named First Lady
Press-Register article about Emma Harris being names First Lady of Mobile by the City Council of Beta Sigma Phi