Box 7

The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.

The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.

The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.

The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.

Folder contains a typescript sent to Lee by Luther H. Evans, chief assistant librarian in the reference department of the Library of Congress. An attached cover letter from Evans in which he says that the manuscript is a "diatribe which I had prepared by one of our assistants."

Clipping - "Josh Lee's Judge, Like Caesar's Wife, Must be Above Suspicion" n.d.; Letter from Alfred P. Murrah to Charles E. Dierker 8-3-65. Added to collection in 1998.

Folder consists of correspondence from those who listened to Lee's broadcasts over the radio. Often listeners requested copies of the broadcasts.

Folder consists of correspondence from those who listened to Lee's broadcasts over the radio. Often listeners requested copies of the broadcasts.

Folder consists of correspondence from those who listened to Lee's broadcasts over the radio. Often listeners requested copies of the broadcasts.

Folder consists of correspondence from those who listened to Lee's broadcasts over the radio. Often listeners requested copies of the broadcasts.