MSA SC 4403-262-1
RESTRICTED: Do not circulate without the permission of the State Archivist, Registrar of Special Collections, or Curator of Artistic Property
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Description
1. Framed color cartoon with original dialogue whited out and new words inserted, names written on the men in the cartoon.
2. Framed matted black and white photograph of a person releasing a duck into the air over water, Crisfield Times Photo, entitled "Releasing a Black Duck," given to William Donald Schaefer when he visited Somerset County, March 22, 1987.
3. Framed certificate conferring the "Bright Smile Award" to Governor William Donald Schaefer, signed by John Shanahan, November 30, 1988.
4. Framed color reproduction of the cartoon character Donald Duck, stating "Do it now! It's not good enough!" signed by Claude Brooks.
5. Wooden plaque with engraved metal plate, given to Governor William Donald Schaefer by the Shock Trauma Board of Visitors to honor his commitment to the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center and the Maryland Emergency Medical Service System to make them international and national models, April 30, 1994.
6. Wooden plaque with certificate with medalion, encased in plexiglass, making Governor William Donald Schaefer of "honorary life time member of the Board of Directors," to acknowledge his accomplishments and contributions to public good for businesses and citizens of Maryland, given by the Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland, Inc., signed by the Chairman of the Board and the President, BBB, May 25, 1994.
6. Wooden plaque with metal plate, given to Governor William Donald Schaefer by Baltimore County Public Schools and the Baltimore County Office of Employment & Training, reading "Baltimore County, Maryland's tomorrow brightest star, 1988-1995."
7. Framed matted child's crayon drawing of a house with a fence, clouds, sun, and rainbow, given to Governor William Donald Schaefer by the Governor's Advisory Board on Homelessness to recognize his work in issues regarding homelessness, May 19, 1994.
8. Framed color collage of photographs, one showing William Donald Schaefer in an Orioles jacket throwing out a ball, one showing him in the same jacket with an unidentified man in an Orioles jacket, and one showing him in the same jacket with an unidentified player for the Orioles, taken by Dick Tomlinson.
9. Framed mounted white tie with color signatures and plaque reading "presented to Governor William Schaefer, Secreataries Day, April 24, 1994, from all his little girls."
10. Wooden plaque with a Maryland's Tomorrows collage, including a letter from Laura Wathen, Leonardtown High School.
11. Wooden bench, inscribed on top "To Governor Schaefer, from Rica, Baltimore," and an outline of Maryland, with plaid red and greeen ribbon about it, October 29, 1993.
12. Wooden painted statue shaped and decorated like a tree on plastic base, with engraved plate, given to William Donald Schaefer, "From your friends who call trees their home," in honor or tree-mendous month, 1994.
13. Purple flag reading Port of Baltimore on a steel flag pole mount on marblized base.
14. Gold-toned key reading "the key of Kawasaki City," Japan.
15. Wooden plaque with engraved plate, given to William Donald Schaefer to recognize the school breakfast initiatives, 1992-1993, 1993-1994, given by the School Breakfast Committee.
16. Wooden plaque with engraved plates, given to William Donald Schaefer for his efforts and assistance House with a Heart, homeless shelter, given by House with a Heart Foundation, 1994.
17. Silver and gold-tone watering can, incised with flowers, with engraved round disk inside reading "Maryland's Most Valuable Employee, Governor William Donald Schaefer, 1994.
18. Black marble block with a plate on top showing the letter A and a plate on the side reading "Governor William Donald Schaefer, 24 February 1992."
19. Framed seal from Charles Community College with engraved plate, given to William Donald Schaefer at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Center for Business and Industry, May 9, 1994.
20. Signed black and yellow toy football, autographed.
21. Wooden plaque with a seal and engraved plate given to William Donald Schaefer to recognize his support and leadership for Crime Victims' Rights, given by the Maryland Coalition for Constitutional Amendment.
22. Metal plaque representing the Ed Block Courage Award, given to William Donald Schaefer for his commitment to children and football in Baltimore, Marach 12, 1991.
23. Mounted color picture of the 29th Infantry Division Memorial Highway sign and stone wall.
24. Painted wooden sculpture of fish floating with coral and undersea plants.
25. Color photograph of William Donald Schaefer and a group of unidentified people in front of horses.
26. Photo album of black and white photographs, given to William Donald Schaefer by Baltimore Spice Israel Ltd. to commemorate his visit, signed by Dr. Y. Rotman, November 5, 1989.
27. Wooden plaque with engraved plate, given to William Donald Schaefer, presenting Man of the Year Award to recognize his contributions to Maryland and the Transportation Administration, given by the Traffic Club of Baltimore, February 1, 1994.
28. Wooden plaque with engraved plate, given to William Donald Schaefer to recognize his commitment and leadership to the mentally ill, given by the Board of Directors of the Harford-Belair Community Mental Health Center, April 21, 1994.
29. Wood plaque with engraved plate representing the H. Vernon Eney Fund Awardgiven to William Donald Schaefer for his work on behalf of improving justice and government in Maryland, given by the Board of Directors, Maryland Bar Foundation, Inc, June 9, 1994.
30. Framed poem entitled "The Flag that Proudly Flew" by William J. Raczusnr and Johnny Dark, signed by poets, June 1991.
31. Wooden plaque with a blow-up of a Baltimore Streetcar Museum Inc. pass made out to William Donald Schaefer, expires September 30, 1993.
32. Blue nylon flag with seal with grapevines and grapes and Latin motto.
33. Sheave mounted on wood, originally from Loyola college and high school auditroium, 1899, found during Center Stage renovations in 1989-1990, given by Center Stage.
34. Wooden key reading "Gov. Schaefer EYC P."
35. Wrapped board game entitled "Hail to the Chief, the Presidential Election Game."
36. Pack of baseball cards of players from the Negro League.
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