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College of William and Mary

Minge Perkins papers, 1910/1993

0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder

This collection is compiled of materials created by and referring to Minge Perkins' experience as a student and later Alumni of William & Mary.

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Minge Perkins papers, 1910/1993 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder

This collection is compiled of materials created by and referring to Minge Perkins' experience as a student and later Alumni of William & Mary.

College of William and Mary

William Kenneth Close collection, 1920

.1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder

Collection contains a football pin belonging to William Kenneth Close (William & Mary Class of 1921). Materials also includes photocopies of William Kenneth Close and excerpts from the Colonial Echo describing the history of basketball, football and baseball at William & Mary and highlights from William Kenneth Close's sports life at William & Mary.

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William Kenneth Close collection, 1920 .1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder

Collection contains a football pin belonging to William Kenneth Close (William & Mary Class of 1921). Materials also includes photocopies of William Kenneth Close and excerpts from the Colonial Echo describing the history of basketball, football and baseball at William & Mary and highlights from William Kenneth Close's sports life at William & Mary.

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