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Start Over Names Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923 Subjects College of William and Mary--Students
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Caroline Baytop Sinclair Scrapbook, 1923-1924, 1923/1924

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The scrapbook of William & Mary student Caroline Baytop Sinclair includes photographs of campus life and buildings including the visit of President Warren Harding to campus, news clippings, programs, tickets, corsages and other memorabilia, and related material compiled by Sinclair.

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Caroline Baytop Sinclair Scrapbook, 1923-1924, 1923/1924 0.40 Linear Feet

Sinclair, Caroline Baytop

The scrapbook of William & Mary student Caroline Baytop Sinclair includes photographs of campus life and buildings including the visit of President Warren Harding to campus, news clippings, programs, tickets, corsages and other memorabilia, and related material compiled by Sinclair.

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J. Paul Essex Scrapbook, 1921/1923

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This scrapbook holds photographs of the College of William and Mary. Included are images of several buildings, such as (but not limited to) the old gymnasium (demolished in 1931), several dormitories for both women and men, the dining hall, and Lake Matoaka. There is also a photograph of the 1923 women's basketball team and individual shots of each player.

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J. Paul Essex Scrapbook, 1921/1923 0.01 Linear Foot

Essex, J. Paul

This scrapbook holds photographs of the College of William and Mary. Included are images of several buildings, such as (but not limited to) the old gymnasium (demolished in 1931), several dormitories for both women and men, the dining hall, and Lake Matoaka. There is also a photograph of the 1923 women's basketball team and individual shots of each player.

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