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Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Henry Strouss Performing Arts collection

15 Cubic Feet
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College of William and Mary

Elizabeth Evans Amann papers

.83 Linear Feet 2 Hollinger box

The Elizabeth Evans Amann papers contains the personal papers of William & Mary class of 1958 alum Elizabeth Evans Amann. Amann was in the William & Mary choir and a member of the Delta Omicron. The collection includes a beanie, printed materials including William & Mary directories, as well as publications such as The Turn-Out, and The Common Glory. Programs, William & Mary choir photographs, awards and newspaper clippings collected by Elizabeth Amann are also included. The collection also contains two white napkins with images of a Native American.

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Elizabeth Evans Amann papers .83 Linear Feet 2 Hollinger box

The Elizabeth Evans Amann papers contains the personal papers of William & Mary class of 1958 alum Elizabeth Evans Amann. Amann was in the William & Mary choir and a member of the Delta Omicron. The collection includes a beanie, printed materials including William & Mary directories, as well as publications such as The Turn-Out, and The Common Glory. Programs, William & Mary choir photographs, awards and newspaper clippings collected by Elizabeth Amann are also included. The collection also contains two white napkins with images of a Native American.

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