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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

32 Hokie Stone Rocks

1.5 Cubic Feet 3 boxes
This collection contains 32 Hokie Stone Rocks, each painted with names of April 16, 2007, victims.
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32 Hokie Stone Rocks 1.5 Cubic Feet 3 boxes

This collection contains 32 Hokie Stone Rocks, each painted with names of April 16, 2007, victims.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

April 16, 2007 Community Photograph Collection,

9 Cubic Feet 15 boxes
A collection of 41 framed photographs having to do with the aftermath of the April 16, 2007 shootings. Photographers were community members who submitted images to be considered for an exhibition at Squires' Perspective Gallery in April 2008. Collection also includes additional digital images not framed for the show.
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April 16, 2007 Community Photograph Collection, 9 Cubic Feet 15 boxes

Browder, Richard
A collection of 41 framed photographs having to do with the aftermath of the April 16, 2007 shootings. Photographers were community members who submitted images to be considered for an exhibition at Squires' Perspective Gallery in April 2008. Collection also includes additional digital images not framed for the show.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

April 16th Oral Histories

1.7 Cubic Feet 4 boxes
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Marching Virginians' April 16, 2007 Condolence Collection,

3 Cubic Feet 5 boxes
The collection contains the condolence materials received by the Marching Virginians after April 16, 2007. Much of the material pertains to Ryan "Stack" Christopher Clark, baritone and student leader in the Marching Virginians. This collection incorporates a variety of materials and artifacts, including correspondence, posters, banners, an American flag flown on the USS Constitution, scrapbooks, and a band uniform.
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Marching Virginians' April 16, 2007 Condolence Collection, 3 Cubic Feet 5 boxes

The collection contains the condolence materials received by the Marching Virginians after April 16, 2007. Much of the material pertains to Ryan "Stack" Christopher Clark, baritone and student leader in the Marching Virginians. This collection incorporates a variety of materials and artifacts, including correspondence, posters, banners, an American flag flown on the USS Constitution, scrapbooks, and a band uniform.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Virginia Tech April 16, 2007 Archives of the University Libraries

ca. 500 Cubic Feet 518 boxes, 17 map case drawers, and standing racks
The Virginia Tech April 16, 2007 Archives of the University Libraries consists mainly of condolence items received by the university in the wake of April 16, 2007 in which 32 faculty and students were killed. The subseries organization is by type of item. The bulk of materials were received in the first few months following April 16, 2007. There also is a very small series with items specifically sent to or relating to those killed, which is organized alphabetically by name.
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Virginia Tech April 16, 2007 Archives of the University Libraries ca. 500 Cubic Feet 518 boxes, 17 map case drawers, and standing racks

The Virginia Tech April 16, 2007 Archives of the University Libraries consists mainly of condolence items received by the university in the wake of April 16, 2007 in which 32 faculty and students were killed. The subseries organization is by type of item. The bulk of materials were received in the first few months following April 16, 2007. There also is a very small series with items specifically sent to or relating to those killed, which is organized alphabetically by name.

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