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Art Matsu papers, 1923/1928

.01 Linear Feet 1 legal folder
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1923 William & Mary Football Team Annual Banquet Menu and 1928 William & Mary Commencement program

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Art Matsu papers, 1923/1928 .01 Linear Feet 1 legal folder

Football records, 1923/2020

16.50 Linear Feet
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This collection includes several publications, including the football handbook, yearbook, and media guides, as well as game programs. It also includes general files.

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Football records, 1923/2020 16.50 Linear Feet

Martha Virginia Sleet Collection, 1925/1936

0.70 Linear Feet
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The Martha Virginia Sleet Collection contains correspondence, photographs, and student publications collected by Martha Virginia Sleet while she was a student at William & Mary. Included in the collection are various issues of the student newspaper, The Flat Hat, an issue of The Scalper that contains information about fraternities and sororities on campus in 1925, and William & Mary football programs from the 1920s. In addition, the collection includes donations of materials that document the life of Martha Virginia Sleet.

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Martha Virginia Sleet Collection, 1925/1936 0.70 Linear Feet

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