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CANDLER, ASA GRIGGS, 1851-1929.
Asa Griggs Candler papers, 1821-1951

Emory University

Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library

Atlanta, GA 30322

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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Candler, Asa Griggs, 1851-1929.
Title: Asa Griggs Candler papers, 1821-1951
Call Number:Manuscript Collection No. 1
Extent: 8.75 linear ft. (18 boxes), 8 bound volumes (BV), and 1 oversized papers box and 2 oversized papers folders (OP)
Abstract:Papers of businessman, philanthropist, mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, and founder of the Coca-Cola Company Asa Griggs Candler, including personal correspondence; speeches; material related to Candler's personal, civic, and religious activities; correspondence and other material concerning Emory University; business papers, mainly relating to Candler's real estate dealings in the United States and Canada; clippings; photographs; and memorabilia.
Language:Materials entirely in English.

Administrative Information

Restrictions on Access

Unrestricted access.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction

All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction.

Source

Gift of Charles H. Candler, 1946. Additions were donated by Kenneth F. Murrah in 1983.

Custodial History

Charles H. Candler is the son of Asa Griggs Candler. Kenneth F. Murrah purchased the donated materials from a flea market.

Citation

[after identification of item(s)], Asa Griggs Candler papers, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.

Appraisal Note

Acquired as part of the Rose Library's holdings in Atlanta history and Emory University history.

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Collection Description

Biographical Note

Asa Griggs Candler (1851-1929), businessman, philanthropist, mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, and founder of the Coca-Cola Company, was born December 30, 1851, near Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. Candler married Lucy Elizabeth Howard (1859-1919) in 1878. They had five children: Charles Howard Candler (1878-1957), Asa Griggs Candler, Jr. (1880-1953), Lucy Beall Candler Owens Heinz Leide (1883-1962), Walter Turner Candler (1885-1967), and William Candler (1890-1936). After Lucy's death in 1919, Candler married Mary Reagan Little in 1923. As an Atlanta druggist (1873-1890), Candler became the sole owner and manufacturer of the Coca-Cola elixir. After the sale of the company to Ernest Woodruff and other businessmen in 1919, he invested in real estate and opened banks in Atlanta and elsewhere. He also founded Atlanta's Chamber of Commerce, and served as mayor of Atlanta (1916-1919). Candler helped organize and fund activities of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, including Wesley Memorial Enterprises, Emory College, and Emory University, serving as president of the Board of Trustees of the college (1906-1919) and of the university (1915-1929). Candler died in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 12, 1929.

Biographical Source:Candler, Charles Howard, Asa Griggs Candler, Emory University, Georgia: Emory University, 1950; Kurtz, Wilbur George, Jr., A Chemist, A Druggist, A Lawyer, and a Banker, Atlanta: An Address Delivered at a Meeting of the Membership of the Atlanta Historical Society, February 10, 1971; and Pierce, Alfred M., Giant Against the Sky: The Life of Bishop Warren Akin Candler, New York: Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, 1948.

Asa Griggs Candler (1851-1929), businessman, philanthropist, mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, and founder of the Coca-Cola Company, was born December 30, 1851, near Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia. Candler married Lucy Elizabeth Howard (1859-1919) in 1878. They had five children: Charles Howard Candler (1878-1957), Asa Griggs Candler, Jr. (1880-1953), Lucy Beall Candler Owens Heinz Leide (1883-1962), Walter Turner Candler (1885-1967), and William Candler (1890-1936). After Lucy's death in 1919, Candler married Mary Reagan Little in 1923. As an Atlanta druggist (1873-1890), Candler became the sole owner and manufacturer of the Coca-Cola elixir. After the sale of the company to Ernest Woodruff and other businessmen in 1919, he invested in real estate and opened banks in Atlanta and elsewhere. He also founded Atlanta's Chamber of Commerce, and served as mayor of Atlanta (1916-1919). Candler helped organize and fund activities of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, including Wesley Memorial Enterprises, Emory College, and Emory University, serving as president of the Board of Trustees of the college (1906-1919) and of the university (1915-1929). Candler died in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 12, 1929.

Biographical Source:Candler, Charles Howard, Asa Griggs Candler, Emory University, Georgia: Emory University, 1950; Kurtz, Wilbur George, Jr., A Chemist, A Druggist, A Lawyer, and a Banker, Atlanta: An Address Delivered at a Meeting of the Membership of the Atlanta Historical Society, February 10, 1971; and Pierce, Alfred M., Giant Against the Sky: The Life of Bishop Warren Akin Candler, New York: Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, 1948.

Scope and Content Note

The collection consists of the papers of Asa Griggs Candler from 1821-1980. The papers contain personal correspondence; speeches; material related to Candler's personal, civic, and religious activities; correspondence and other material concerning Emory University; business papers, mainly relating to Candler's real estate dealings in the United States and Canada; clippings; photographs; and memorabilia. The correspondence, arranged chronologically, concerns Emory College, Emory University, business matters including the Coca-Cola Company, and family life. Correspondents include Charles Howard Candler, Lucy Elizabeth Howard Candler, Warren Akin Candler, Charles Edward Dowman, Andrew Jackson Lamar, Gordon Lee, George Samuel Sexton, George Gilman Smith, and Harry Harlan Stone. Other papers that are concerned with Candler's personal life and with his family include miscellaneous family documents and various material about his civic, political, charitable, and church-related activities. Contained here are deeds and documents of Candler's ancestors; biographical sketches of his life; items from his 1916 mayoral campaign; and material concerning civic organizations, church work, and the YMCA.

Asa Griggs Candler's personality is further revealed in the many speeches he made (Box 2). He spoke to many different groups on many different occasions, yet his speeches sounded similar themes, and often contained identical words and phrases. Recurring themes included patriotism, reverence for democracy, pride in the rebuilding South, praise for the church, faith in God, respect for education and hard work, emphasis on moral goodness, and faith in American business ingenuity and free enterprise. These speeches are filled with personal anecdotes and historical examples.

Emory University was one of Asa Candler's main interests throughout his life. He sent his sons to Emory College, served as a trustee for nearly thirty years, and made many generous gifts to the college and the university. This collection contains approximately 180 letters, mostly concerned with financial matters, exchanged between 1900 and 1911 by Candler and various Emory officials including James Edward Dickey (bp., 1864-1928), college president, and Harry Harlan Stone (1861-1932), college treasurer (Box 4). Other Emory material includes financial documents; papers relating to those parts of Wesley Memorial Enterprises that became affiliated with Emory University; items concerning the Asa Griggs Candler Library; reprints of the "Million Dollar Letter;" the 1930 Emory Campus yearbook dedicated to the memory of Asa Griggs Candler; and material relating to the 1951 celebration of the centennial of Asa Candler's birth (Boxes 4).

The collection contains miscellaneous papers relating to some of Asa Candler's many business interests including Asa G. Candler and Co.; Central Bank and Trust Corporation; Atlanta Warehouse Company; and the Coca-Cola Company (Box 5, BV1).

Asa Candler became progressively more interested in real estate dealings. His early ventures centered around the Druid Hills corporation which was chartered in 1908. Much of the Druid Hills land came from the property of the Kirkwood Land Company, and some of the original Kirkwood Land Company papers are preserved in the collection (Box 5) as are the minute book, organization papers, and charter of the Druid Hills Corporation (Box 6). Land transactions for the land lots in Druid Hills along with papers such as abstracts of title and wills are included (Boxes 6). The collection also contains documents concerning road building, utilities, and corporation finances (Boxes 6 and 7) as well as some original plans, maps, and land plots for the Druid Hills Subdivision. Some of these plans are unlabeled blueprints; others are of Kirkwood Land Company and Druid Hills property designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903) and the Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects of Brookline, MA. (OP2)

There are four other boxes of business papers concerned with Atlanta: Miscellaneous real estate papers (Boxes 9 and 11); those concerned with the Ansley Hotel (Box 10); and those concerned with the Point Peachtree Company and the Forsyth Building and (Box 11 and 12).

Business papers from places other than Atlanta include those related to dealings in Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Washington (Box 12), and New York (Box 13), and papers related to the business of Asa G. Candler, Ltd., in Montreal and Toronto, Canada (Box 13).

Box 14 contains most of the clippings found in the collection. Included are clippings about Candler and his family, Emory University, the Coca-Cola Company, the Atlanta Warehouse Company, various other business interests, and civic and political activities. There are also two folders of clippings apparently collected by Asa Candler himself; these clippings are not directly related to him, but interested him in some way.

The final portion of the collection consists of family photographs (Box 15), miscellaneous items concerned with business and civic activities, family memorabilia, clippings about the many Candler family homes (Box 14), several large certificates entitling Asa Candler to membership in the Chamber of Commerce, the Governor's House Guard, and other similar organizations (OP2), and a various personal items belonging to Asa Candler (Boxes 16 and 17).

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Arranged by record type.

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Correspondence, 1872-1926
Box Folder Content
1 1 1872 September 11-1897 December 2
1 2 1898 February 2-1899 May 30
1 3 1899 June 3-December 2
1 4 1900 January 8-December 2
1 5 1901 January 12-September 28
1 6 1902 February 1-1907 August 5
1 7 1908 June 16-1912 December 6
1 8 1913 January 1-1914 July 10
1 9 1914 July 14 (ALS, 4p. and typescript, 5p.)
1 10 1914 July 24-December 2
1 11 1915 March 7-1926 February 27
Speeches (by title, group or occasion)
2 1 To Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
2 2 To Atlanta Chamber of Commerce - Annual Report, 1909
2 3 At Atlanta National Automobile Exposition -Opening, 1909
2 4 "The Church and the City"
2 5 "The City is the Nerve Center of Civilization"
2 6 "The City is the Nerve Center of Civilization" re recall of city official, meeting at the Lyric Theatre, 1916 (1)
2 7 "The City is the Nerve Center of Civilization" re recall of city official, meeting at the Lyric Theatre, 1916 (2)
2 8 Decatur Orphans' Home
2 9 Decatur Orphans' Home - 30th Anniversary [1899]
2 10 "Do Missions Pay?"
2 11 To Emory College Board of Trustees [1914?]
2 12 To Emory University visitors
2 13 Fragments re Methodism with quote from Theodore Roosevelt
2 14 Fragments re Sunday School and Education
2 15 Franklin, Benjamin - Birthday Observance
2 16 Galloway, Charles Betts - Eulogy, 1909
2 17 To Georgia State Sunday School Association
2 18 "Historic Statement of the [Decatur] Orphans' Home of the North Georgia Conference at Decatur"
2 19 "Home!"
2 20 Mayoral Campaign, 1916
2 21 Mayor's Speeches and Reports, 1917
2 22 Mayor's Speeches and Reports, 1918
2 23 To Medical Convention
2 24 To Methodist Episcopal Church, South, General Conference in Atlanta, May 1918
2 25 "Our Crisis - We Must Meet It"
2 26 "Pegs and Holes" - at Martha Berry School, 1918 April 30
2 27 "Real Estate from the Banker's View Point"
2 28 To Rural Sunday School Celebration
2 29 Southern Business Power
2 30 "Southern Patriotism in Business Endeavor" (1)
2 31 "Southern Patriotism in Business Endeavor" (2)
2 32 "Southern Patriotism in Business Endeavor" (3)
2 33 "The South's Commerce - Past and Future"
2 34 Stewardship (1)
2 35 Stewardship (2)
2 36 "The Sunday School is the Hope of the Church"
2 37 "The Sunday School - Its Past, Present, and Future"
2 38 Taft, William Howard - Introduction of Speakers at Chamber of Commerce Banquet in his Honor at New Atlanta Auditorium, 1909
2 39 To Tennessee Municipal League
2 40 Twentieth Century Movement re Southern Education
2 41 "The Value of Association Work in Sunday Schools"
2 42 "What this Movement Means to the Church"
2 43 "Who We Teach, What We Teach, and Why"
2 44 "The Worth of the Sunday School Teacher to the Community"
Personal Information; Family History; Civic and Political Activities
3 1 Samuel Candler and Silas Dobbs - Deeds and Records, 1827-1866
3 2 Family Records - Miscellaneous Documents and Land Papers
3 3 Miscellaneous Family Information
3 4 Biographical Sketches of Asa Griggs Candler
3 5 Decatur Orphans' Home - 1909 Political Controversy
3 6 Masons Certificate, 1896 - Georgia Lodge No. 96
3 7 Governor's Horse Guard, 1887-1903
3 8 Chamber of Commerce - General Material
3 9 Chamber of Commerce - Auditorium
3 10 James Beavers' Case, 1915-1917
3 11 Georgia Railway and Power Company, 1918 - Rate Case
3 12 Mayoral Election, 1908 and 1916
3 13 Presidents' Club Dinner in honor of Asa G. Candler, 1916
3 14 Presidents' Club Dinner in honor of Asa G. Candler, 1923
Church and Charitable Activities
3 15 Billy Sunday
3 16 Records of Miscellaneous Charitable Contributions
3 17 Inman Park Methodist Church
3 18 Sunday School Conventions
3 19 Assistance to Presiding Elder - Dahlonega District, 1899
3 20 Sabbath Observance Issue, 1918
3 21 Miscellaneous YMCA and Religious Pamphlets
3 22 Miscellaneous Items re Church Activity
BV2 Scrapbook - clippings re Wesley Memorial Enterprises
3 23 Edgewood Church Building Committee, 1896-1903
3 24 Sunday School Superintendants' Union Minute Book, 1899-1900
3 25 Autograph Album - "Given to Asa G. Candler January 24, 1905 by Charles P. Pitchford who was a page at the General Conference held in Atlanta, Georgia 1878"
Emory University
4 1 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1900
4 2 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1901
4 3 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1902 January-July
4 4 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1902 August-December
4 5 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1903 January-June
4 6 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1903 July-December
4 7 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1904
4 8 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1905
4 9 Finance Committee of Emory College, 1906-1911
4 10 Wesley Memorial Enterprises - Hospital, Nursing School, General Enterprises
4 11 Wesley Memorial Hospital - Laying of the Cornerstone, Annual Reports
4 12 List of Notes Transferred to Emory University, 1948 December 14
4 13 Miscellaneous Financial Documents re Emory University
4 14 Candler Library - Groundbreaking, Laying of the Cornerstone, Asa Griggs Candler Centennial Exhibit
4 15 Biographical Sketch of Asa Griggs Candler by Richard Harwell
4 16 Shining Light Award, 1970, draft of letter nominating AGC by George Mew, Treasurer Emeritus, Emory University
4 17 Pamphlets - "'For the Blessing of Man and the Glory of God,' A Letter from Asa Griggs Candler, July 16, 1914," Emory University, Georgia, 1951 [3 copies]
4 18 Pamphlets - The Emory University Quarterly, vol. XII, December 1951, no. 4 [honoring Asa Griggs Candler]
4 19 Pamphlets - Asa Griggs Candler, Coca-Cola and Emory College, 1888" - Emory Sources and Reprints, Series 7, No. 2 [3 copies]
4 20 Campus, 1930, dedicated to the memory of Asa Griggs Candler
Business Papers: Various Business Ventures and Activities
5 1 Asa G. Candler and Co.
5 2 Asa G. Candler - Financial Statement 1890 January 1
5 3 Central Bank and Trust Corporation, opened 1906
5 4 Atlanta Warehouse Company, opened 1915
5 5 Association of Building Owners and Managers
5 6 The Coca-Cola Company vs. The Koke Company of America, 1920
5 7 Coca-Cola Advertisements
5 8 Coca-Cola Bottler Magazine
5 9 Coca-Cola Miscellany
5 10 Allen, Ida Bailey. When You Entertain, What to Do, and How. Atlanta, Coca-Cola Company, 1932
5 11 Candler Buildings
BV1 Ledger [daybook] - Candler Bank, 1907 and Coca-Cola Company, 1911-1913
BV8 Account book of the Asa G. Candler estate, 1913-1970
Business Papers: Atlanta-Druid Hills – Kirkwood Land Company
5 12 Petition for Charter, 1889 and Order to Incorporate, 1890
5 13 E. M. Brand Property, 1901
5 14 Joel Hurt Property, 1893-1908
5 15 Johnson Property, 1851-1912, n.d.
5 16 Kirkpatrick Property, 1849-1892, n.d.
5 17 Lowry Property, 1862-1890
5 18 Porter Property, 1893
5 19 John G. Reynolds Property, 1894
5 20 Lowry/Porter Land, 1901
5 21 Price List of Lots
5 22 Lots for Sale or Exchange
OP2 - Topographical Map of Property in DeKalb County
Business Papers: Atlanta - Druid Hills
BV3 Druid Hills Minute Book, 1908-1926
6 1 Druid Hills Corporation - Organization and Incorporation
6 2 Druid Hills Corporation - Charter, 1908; Renewal, 1928
6 3 Land Grant, 1821 August 28 - Nancy Cosby to Felix Betts
6 4 Land Grant, 1825 December 16 - Nancy Cosby to heirs
6 5 Land Transactions - Kirkwood Land Company and Druid Hills
6 6 Land Transactions - DeKalb County, 1908 May 2
6 7 Lillian B. Rauschenberg - Contract for Building Homes
6 8 Campbell, Thomas M. - Lot 5, Block 42, 1951 North Decatur Road
6 9 Candler, Warren Akin - Homesite Specifications
6 10 Griffin, Mrs. Clara S. - Lot 21, Block 13
6 11 Harrison, Mrs. India - Various Properties
6 12 Harrison, Laura H. and Z. D. - Property
6 13 Lullwater Parkway - blueprint
6 14 Lullwater Subdivision and Emory Village (Walker T. Candler, Moe Goldman)
6 15 East Lake Road
6 16 521 Ridgecrest Road
6 17 Lot 20, Block 17
6 18 Lot 9, Block 33
6 19 Lot 2, Block 10 - 1428 Ponce de Leon
6 20 Land Lots 2, 241, 242, 243, 244
6 21 DeKalb County - Washington Syndicate\
6 22 Decatur - Extension of Adair, Whiteford, and Drexel Avenues
6 23 Miscellaneous Papers - Hodgson, Kackley, Lewis, Patillo, Willard
6 24 Miscellaneous Papers - Brittain; Erwin; Howell; Johnson/Matthews; McCullough; Paden Estate; Pitt and Chestnut, Inc.; Robinson; Seaboard Air Line Railway; Simms; Thompson; Timmons; Woolford
7 1 Druid Hills Lot Sales
7 2 Development - Roads, Electricity, etc.
7 3 Atlanta Gas Light Company
7 4 Georgia Railway and Electric [Georgia Power] Company, 1909-1923
7 5 Georgia Railway and Electric [Georgia Power] Company, 1924-1933
7 6 Water and Sewer Connections, 1909-1923
7 7 Water and Sewer Connections, 1924-1940, n.d.
7 8 Sewer Contracts, 1911-1926, n.d.
7 9 Nicholes and Druid Hills - Building and Paving Specifications
7 10 Druid Hills Golf club, 1851-1921, n.d.
7 11 Druid Hills golf Club, 1922-1950, n.d.
7 12 Financial Statements, 1908-1909
7 13 Financial Statements, 1913-1937
7 14 Miscellaneous Correspondence and Inventories, 1909-1915
7 15 Miscellaneous Corporation Records
7 16 Suburban Realty Corporation
7 17 Asa G. Candler, Inc.
7 18 Druid Hills - Miscellaneous Papers
7 19 Sanitary Sewer Map for a part of Druid Hills, 1926-1928
OP2 - Druid Hills: General plan of Druid Hills, 1905 - original photocopy of original glossy print negative; General plan of western portion of Druid Hills, 1905; General plan of western portion of Druid Hills, Olmsted Brothers, landscape architects - blueprint; Intersection of Ponce de Leon and Ferry Road; Miscellaneous Plans - Kirkwood Land Company
Business Papers: Atlanta
8 1 Will of Everett Sapp, 1845-1850
8 2 Guess Property (Paden Estate), 1876-1914, n.d.
8 3 Terry Estate, 1928-1935
8 4 J. T. Holleman Estate, 1880-1912
8 5 J. T. Holleman Estate, 1913-1920
8 6 Hannah Property, 1913-1923
8 7 Hannah Property, 1924-1927, n.d.
8 8 A. B. Steele Lot on Decatur Street near Bell Street, 1861-1921, n.d.
8 9 86 Hood Street, 1869-1924, n.d.
8 10 Krag Street Coal Yard, 1908-1927, n.d.
8 11 Stonewall and Bail[e]y Streets, 1886-1944
8 12 471 [No. 1] Wilmer Street, NE, 1930-1946
8 13 Sandy Beaver Property on Edgewood Avenue, 1918-1919
9 1 Marietta Street Warehouse, 1906-1920, n.d
9 2 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1939-1946
9 3 115 and 119 Auburn Avenue - Robert Z. Wood Property, 1854-1925, n.d.
9 4 255 Peachtree Street - Bailey Property, 1909-1918
9 5 255 Peachtree Street - Bailey Property, 1919-1927, n.d.
9 6 Peachtree Street between Baker Street and Ivy Street, 1916-1921, n.d.
9 7 109 West Peachtree Street, 1913-1923, n.d.
9 8 Peachtree Street at Edgewood Avenue, 1902-1927
9 9 Peachtree Street at Edgewood Avenue, n.d.
9 10 Peachtree Street at Aleander Street, 1899-1923
9 11 Lake Avenue Property, 1873-1907
Business Papers: Atlanta - Ansley Hotel
10 1 High property - Ansley Hotel site, 1868-1911
10 2 High property - Ansley Hotel site, 1913-1916
10 3 High property - AnsleyHotel site, 1917-1923, n.d.
10 4 General Mortgage - Ansley Hotel Investment Company and Hillyer Trust Company, 1912, January 1
10 5 Miscellaneous Business Papers, 1912-1925, n.d.
10 6 Southern Hotel Company to J. R. Smith, 1917 February 1
10 7 Dinkler Hotels, 1917-1928, n.d.
10 8 Insurance, furnishings, equipment, modifications, 1917-1939, n.d.
10 9 Inventories, 1919 and 1921
10 10 Payment requests (Ansley Hotel Addition), 1922-1923
10 11 Utilities, 1938-1939
10 12 Specifications for additions and alterations, 1939
10 13 Plans and blueprints
Business Papers: The Point Peachtree Company
11 1 1902-1918
11 2 1920-1921
11 3 1922
11 4 1923
11 5 1924-1928
11 6 n.d.
Business Papers: Washington Street Block - Washington, Fair, Crew, and Trinity Streets
11 7 1862-1914
11 8 1916-1925
11 9 1927-1945
11 10 n.d.
11 11 Graves and Wallace Property adjoining Hoke Smith Property, DeKalb County, 1914-1917, n.d.
11 12 Atlanta Automobile Association, 1909-1929, n.d.
11 13 Transactions with Walter T. Candler, 1934-1944, n.d.
11 14 First National Bank of Atlanta, William Candler, and Callen Court Company, 1928-1934, n.d.
11 15 Transactions with Atlanta National Bank, 1914-1917, n.d.
11 16 State of Georgia Bonds, 1915
BV4 Record Book of Candler Investment Company, 1903-1910
BV5 Weekly Time Book, 1906
Business Papers: Forsyth Building - Forsyth and Luckie Streets
12 1 1877-1913
12 2 1915-1944
12 3 n.d.
Business Papers: Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Washington
12 4 Chicago - mainly re Magill - Weinsheimer Business, 1902-1924
12 5 Chicago - mainly re Magill - Weinsheimer Business, 1927-1933, n.d.
12 6 Chicago - miscellaneous leases, [1914-1924]
12 7 Kansas City, MO - Candler Building, 1913-1950
12 8 Los Angeles - 612 San Pedro Street, 1907-1944, n.d.
12 9 Los Angeles - Miscellaneous, 1903-1941, n.d.
12 10 Washington, D.C. - North Capitol and Massachusetts Avenues, 1908-1923
12 11 Washington, D.C. - Miscellaneous, 1909-1913
12 12 Washington, D.C. - Miscellaneous, 1914-1923
12 13 Washington, D.C. - Miscellaneous, n.d.
Business Papers: New York
13 1 223 to 229 West 41st Street, 1936
13 2 223 to 229 West 41st Street, 1942-1946, n.d.
13 3 West 27th Street, 1907-1920
13 4 West 27th Street, 1927-1937, n.d.
13 5 Properties, mainly West 27th and West 42nd Streets, 1911-1932
13 6 Properties, mainly West 27th and West 42nd Streets, 1934-1950, n.d.
Business Papers: Canada
13 7 Toronto - Minerva Building Property, 1907-1917
13 8 Toronto - Minerva Building Property, 1925-1941, n.d.
13 9 Montreal - Real estate papers, 1910-1928, n.d.
13 10 Canada - Miscellaneous insurance policies and correspondence
BV6 Canada - Asa G. Candler, Ltd. record book, 1931-1950
Newsclippings
14 1 Personal re Asa Griggs Candler
14 2 Other family members
14 3 Emory University - contemporary with Asa Griggs Candler
14 4 Emory University - not contemporary with Asa Griggs Candler
14 5 Business re Coca-Cola
14 6 Business re Atlanta Warehouse Company
14 7 Business re banking, railroads, other business
14 8 Civic activities, mainly re Chamber of Commerce
14 9 Mayor of Atlanta
14 10 Miscellaneous - Political activities
14 11 Miscellaneous - Awards, honors, general information, etc.
14 12-13 Miscellaneous - Clippings saved by Candler (miscellaneous subjects)
14 14 Candler Family homes – clippings [preservation photocopies]
14 15 "The Olmsted Connection," Atlanta Journal Constitution, May 17, 1992
14 16 "The Candler's Indelible Mark," Atlanta Journal Constitution, December 6, 1992
OP3 - Obituary, Utica Daily Press, Utica, New York, March 13, 1929
BV7 Asa Griggs Candler's clipping scrapbook
Photographs
15 1 Asa Griggs Candler
OP1 3 Asa Griggs Candler and wife with "Bacon Rind and Squaw"
OP1 4 Asa Griggs Candler, head portrait
OP1 5 Asa Griggs Candler, full-length portrait
15 2 Candler family
15 3 Lucy Elizabeth Howard Candler
15 4 James G. Woodward
15 5 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce founders
15 6 Houses - Birthplace of Asa Griggs Candler
15 7 Houses - Other
15 8 Asa G. Candler and Co., 1888
15 9 Candler Building, n.d.
Miscellany
15 10 Miscellaneous pamphlets, leaflets, directories
15 11 Miscellaneous notes, poems, etc.
15 12 Business envelopes
15 13 Coca-Cola - "The Passing of the Chief"
15 14 Memorabilia
OP1 1 Miscellaneous Certificates: 7 certificates - Chamber of Commerce, Governor's Staff, etc.
OP1 2 Inman Park calendar, 1978 [includes photograph "The Candler Home debuts with a wedding feast"]
Ephemera
16 1 Blotter, Lycett souvenir
16 2 Blotter, New Year 1910
16 3 Blotter, New Year 1916
16 4 Blotter, New Year 1918 (2)
16 5 Blotter, New Year 1919
16 6 Bookmark, embroidered by Martha Bernetta Candler
16 7 Buttons, Atlanta mayoral campaign 1916
16 8 Button, Boyscouts
16 9 Button, Georgia Chamber of Commerce
16 10 Button, Past President Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, 1908-1909
16 11 Copper letterhead plate of "Asa G. Candler & Co. Successors to Hallman & Candler Wholesale Druggists, 47 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA."
16 12 Glass cutter, P.H. Sinse
16 13 Jewelry, pins, cuff links
16 14 Jewelry, wedding ring
16 15 Keys, set
16 16 Key, single unknown
16 17 Letter opener, Kent Sign Co.
16 18 Letter opener, The R.C. Maxwell Co., Trenton N.J.
16 19 Pen, Whal Eversharp, engraved A.G.C.
16 20 Pen, Whal Eversharp, engraved Asa Griggs Candler
16 21 Ribbon, Sunday School Association delegate, 1892, 1895
16 22 Ribbon, Governor's Horse Guard Association, 1900, 1917
16 23 Wallet, monogrammed "C"
16 24 Wallet, Candler Building
17 1 Coca-cola bottle, gold
17 2 Pharmaceutical kit, Lundborg's Triple Extracts
17 3 Pharmaceutical kit, The Walpole Emery Mills, South Walplole, Mass.
17 4 Jar, kola nuts
17 5 Jar, coca leaves
17 6 Watch belonging to Asa Griggs Candler
17 7 Watch engraved A.G.C.
Lucy Beall Candler papers
18 1 Correspondence: 1895
18 2 Correspondence: 1897 May-September
18 3 Correspondence: 1897 October-December
18 4 Correspondence: 1898
18 5 Correspondence: 1899
18 6 Correspondence: 1900
18 7 Correspondence: 1901 January-February
18 8 Correspondence: 1901 March
18 9 Correspondence: 1901 April-May
18 10 Correspondence: 1902-1915
18 11 Correspondence: Undated
18 12 Correspondence: Envelopes
18 13 Invitations, cards announcements, etc., 1897-1901
18 14 Report card, Lucy Beall Candler's record at West End Institute, December 22, 1897
18 15 Servants list [position and pay], 1913
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