About the Project
This website is a combined digital exhibit and archive, created as the public component of a master’s degree thesis in the University of West Georgia’s public history program. Thesis committee: Dr. Julia Brock (University of West Georgia), Dr. Stephanie Chalifoux (University of West Georgia), Dr. John Howard (King’s College London).
The historian was in the process of obtaining written copyright permission at the time of Mr. Corley’s death in 2016. The current copyright status of these materials is unknown, and they are being treated as orphan works presented under fair use doctrine for educational purposes. They are also presented with the awareness and approval of several surviving relatives.
Original materials are held by the Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Duke University. The collection is open to researchers, and any further requests for publication should be directed to the library: Guide to the Carl V. Corley Papers, 1930s-1990s.
Research citation: [Item], in www.CarlCorley.com. Accessed [date], [URL of gallery or library].
About the Historian
Hannah Givens is a librarian and independent scholar, with a focus on queer media.
Contact: hannahgivens@outlook.com
