Bruno C. Brunelli Papers

Collection

Identifier: 6547

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Scope and Contents

Collection reflects Brunelli's work with the Textile Workers Union of America, Local 454, at the American Felt Company in Franklin, Mass. Includes correspondence, 1948-1950; bylaws, 1960; audits, 1954 and 1960; financial reports, 1949-1953, of Local 454; cash books, 1943-1944; cancelled checks, 1942-1958; and check stubs, 1947-1955. Also contains monthly cash report ledgers, 1942-1956; copies of collective bargaining agreements between TWUA and various New England companies, 1950-1970; and documents pertaining to union activities at American Felt.

Also includes some personal papers.

Dates

1942 - 1960

Creator

Brunelli, Bruno C. (creator, Person)

Conditions Governing Access

Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference archivist for access to these materials.

Conditions Governing Use

This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and Procedures for Document Use.

Biographical / Historical

Bruno Brunelli was President of C.I.O. Local 454, Textile Workers Union of America, at American Felt Company, Franklin, Massachusetts.

Extent

1 cubic feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Custodial History

American Textile History Museum Collection, gift of Elizabeth Glancy Brunelli.

Processing Information

The ATHM # references the accession number given to collections by the American Textile History Museum (ATHM). These numbers have been kept and tracked for researchers looking for former citations. The ATHM accession number for this collection was 1992.1.1. When the materials had been processed by the ATHM, we kept the records in the original order but sometimes the box and folders numbers will change. The old numbers appear in the processing note, the box and folder are the numbers that immediately follow the accession number. For instance, the number 1992.1.1.1.3, would indicate that the material was formerly in Box 1, Folder 3.