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Southwestern United States photograph collection 0.5 Linear Feet 2 boxes

George Mason University

This collection contains photographs of American rail travel through the Southwestern United States in 1893.

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Southwest Virginia Photograph Album 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

This collection contains over one hundred photographs from a family that lived in southwest Virginia during the period of 1913 through 1917. Several pictures depict Virginia Tech (VPI) during this period. Other images show the family's travels throughout the American South.

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Speakers Box 28, Folder 11

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Speakers Box 28, Folder 13

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Special Events Records 3.4 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

Acc. 1991.098 contains files from various special events at William and Mary, mostly from 1976-1986.

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Special programs, research programs Box 1, Folder 41

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Spice box with canisters Box 9

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Staff at Mount Vernon Event Box 32

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Staff with the Fairfax Riding Chair Box 32

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Stanley Farnum Papers 0.20 Linear Feet

This collection contains correspondence, photos, and certificate of completion for Stanley Farnum while he was a student of the Army Specialized Training Program held at the College of William and Mary from 1943-1944. The correspondence is made up of Mr. Farnum's letters home to his parents about the Training Program and his experiences there. The photographs are of Stanley Farnum, his wife, and other cadets outside their barracks on campus.

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