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College of William and Mary

Company G, 9th Quartermaster Training Regiment at Camp Lee, Virginia, photographs, 1942

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Two panoramic photographs of African-American training units at Camp Lee, Virginia, in the 1940s. The first is a group photograph of "Company "G", 9th Quartermaster Training Regiment" stationed at Camp Lee, with the names of all members of platoons 1st through 4th listed along the bottom of the image. The second panoramic photograph was taken in front of the 1st platoon building and features five rows of unnamed soldiers.

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Company G, 9th Quartermaster Training Regiment at Camp Lee, Virginia, photographs, 1942 1.83 Linear Feet

Two panoramic photographs of African-American training units at Camp Lee, Virginia, in the 1940s. The first is a group photograph of "Company "G", 9th Quartermaster Training Regiment" stationed at Camp Lee, with the names of all members of platoons 1st through 4th listed along the bottom of the image. The second panoramic photograph was taken in front of the 1st platoon building and features five rows of unnamed soldiers.

College of William and Mary

St. Emma's Industrial and Agricultural Institute Photographs, 1931

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Fourteen photographs showing the grounds, buildings, and students of St. Emma's Industrial and Agricultural institute, a school for Black boys founded in 1895 in Powhatan County, Virginia. It was renamed St. Emma's Military Academy and closed in 1972.

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St. Emma's Industrial and Agricultural Institute Photographs, 1931 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

Fourteen photographs showing the grounds, buildings, and students of St. Emma's Industrial and Agricultural institute, a school for Black boys founded in 1895 in Powhatan County, Virginia. It was renamed St. Emma's Military Academy and closed in 1972.

College of William and Mary

Walter B. Anderson Diaries, 1918/1919

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Two diaries kept by Walter B. Anderson during the end of World War I. Anderson lived on Marshall Street in Richmond and attended Richmond College. He writes extensively about local and international current events, as well as student life and the military training he received.

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Walter B. Anderson Diaries, 1918/1919 0.2 Linear Feet Two legal sized folders.

Anderson, Walter B.

Two diaries kept by Walter B. Anderson during the end of World War I. Anderson lived on Marshall Street in Richmond and attended Richmond College. He writes extensively about local and international current events, as well as student life and the military training he received.

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