16 standard audio cassettes, AACBBC Election (qty 1), Testimony in Britain, ICCC, May 1985 (qty 1), "When the Most Precious Makes Our Very Precious Least Precious!" Dr. Bob Jones III (qty 1), "Interview with Reddy re Dr. Simon, from Thomas Linton" (qty 1), Third Plenary Congress Review (qty 1), "Light in Amsterdam" (qty 1), Funeral Service, Martin Korden, June 27, 1986 (qty 2), "A Sampler Tape," Steven B. Stevens, narrator (qty 1), "Store Advertising and Music Tape - Christian Music with Announcements from Major Publishers" (qty 2), David DiCasio (?) Australia (qty 1), "Isle of Patmos," (qty 1), 4th Congress (qty 1), Congressman Lawrence P. McDonald (qty 1), unidentified (qty 1)

File — Box: 588, Folder: 6

Staff Only

Scope and Content

From the Collection:

The Carl [Charles Curtis, Jr.] McIntire Manuscript Collection consists of approximately 650 linear feet of documents, photographs, audio and video recordings, and ephemera. The inclusive dates run from 1925 through 1998, with the bulk of the collection covering the peak years of McIntire's activities from 1933 to 1985. The collection is divided into 9 distinct series with associated subseries. These series are

From the Collection:

1-McIntire Files,
2-McIntire Related Organizations,
3-Christian Beacon and 20th Century Reformation,
4-Publications and Press,
5-Properties,
6-Photographs, Recorded Media, and Ephemera,
7-Robert Mulholland Collection,
8-Materials Compiled by William O. Harris and
9-Ray Edwards Accession materials.

From the Collection:

The collection was mostly acquired from McIntire's 20th Century Reformation headquarters building in Collingswood, New Jersey and from McIntire's personal residence. One series was collected by Robert Mulholland for a dissertation that he wrote while attending Bowling Green University, and the additional two series were collected by William O. Harris, former archivist at Princeton Theological Seminary, and Ray Edwards, longtime associate of Dr. McIntire.

Dates

1925-1998

Access:

Folders containing sensitive information have been indicated in this finding aid by the processing archivist. These files and subject to restriction. All other material may be examined by library patrons under the normal rules and conditions of Special Collections.