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George L. Barton collection, 1909/1936

11 items 1 boxes
Abstract Or Scope

The collection consists of the personal papers of George L. Barton, including:

  • Diaries for the period 1909 to 1936
  • One volume of lecture notes (1933-1935) used for a history course at VMI
  • A photograph album (1917-1927) containing images of cadet life, VMI buildings, and family members

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George L. Barton collection, 1909/1936 11 items 1 boxes

John E. Townes collection, 1905/1960

1 cubic feet
Abstract Or Scope

This collection consists of photograph albums, diplomas, and papers that document the life of John E. Townes. The photos depict both his VMI cadetship and his subsequent career in the United States Army Coast Artillery Corps (1908-1920) and at VMI as a faculty member (1921-1956).

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John E. Townes collection, 1905/1960 1 cubic feet

Samuel M. Millner, Jr. papers, 1908/1985

3 Linear Feet document boxes; additional items in oversized case
Abstract Or Scope

This collection consists of the personal papers of VMI Professor Samuel M. Millner, Jr. The papers include correspondence with his wife Esther Ayres Millner and with classmates, diaries, photographs, and documents.

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Samuel M. Millner, Jr. papers, 1908/1985 3 Linear Feet document boxes; additional items in oversized case

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