Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Archives, Washington and Lee University
Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Archives© 2001 By Washington and Lee University
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Processed by: Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Archives Staff
These materials relating to Lewis F. Powell's life come from a variety of miscellaneous sources and are collected by the Powell Archives. This collection should not be confused with the Lewis F. Powell Jr. Papers, Ms 001. The Powell Papers contain the documentation of Powell's life which he created and maintained.
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Lewis F. Powell Jr. Collection, 1937-1999, Ms 002, Lewis F. Powell Jr. Archives, Lexington, VA
This open-ended collection comprises discrete gifts of usually small amounts of documentation relating to the life of Justice Powell. These materials come from a variety of sources including friends, associates, and the geneal public. The Powell Archives staff have also added news clippings. Materials separated from the Powell Papers that would, in most cases, have been discarded, are also housed here for possible exhibition or other use not directly related to research. These materials include duplicate speeches,clippings, and Supreme Court slip opinions.
These letters were removed by the donor from the Virginius Dabney Papers, before those papers were given to the University of Virginia Special Collections.
This single exchange begins with Judge Oberdorfer's letter of October 20, 1989 (copy) enclosing a copy of Henry W. Anderson's 1931 report of the Wickersham Commission concerning prohibition of alcohol. Justice Powell's letter of acknowledgement (original) of October 24, 1989 is also here.
This is a copy of Lewis F. Powell Jr.'s file provided to the Powell Archives by the Federal Bureau of Investigation through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Justice Powell taught seven Constitutional Law classes at Washington and Lee University School of Law between March 15 and April 27, 1989. These recordings are on 3/4" videotape.
Duplicate copies of Ultra and the Army Air Forces in World War II , and of journals or reprints containing writing by or about Powell.
Four copies of the scrapbook of documents and clippings re the 1978 Supreme Court "reverse discrimination" case.
Duplicate materials removed from 001 Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Papers at 10.9.3
Duplicate materials removed from 001 Lewis F. Powell, Jr. Papers at 11.6.1.2. All of these opinions were written by Powell. Though all are printed, some are "unpublished. "