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Gordon Hammond scrapbook 1 items

Hammond, Gordon, 1897-1953

This collection consists of one scrapbook compiled by Cadet Gordon Hammond (VMI Class of 1919) and covers the academic year 1915 to 1916. The scrapbook includes snapshots, dance programs, clippings, and other VMI memorabilia. Topics of the photographs include classmates and friends, cadet life, athletics, and VMI buildings.

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Harold Nunnamaker cadet scrapbook fragment 1 items

Nunnamaker, Harold, 1910-1976

This collection consists of one VMI scrapbook fragment compiled by Cadet Harold Nunnamaker. The scrapbook includes photos of camp, buildings, and cadet life, clippings, and one item concerning the Yorktown, Virginia sesquicentennial celebration in 1931.

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Henry M. Webster cadet scrapbook 1 items

Webster, Henry M. (Henry Morison), 1904-1973

This collection consists of one cadet scrapbook compiled by Henry Morison Webster (VMI Class of 1926). The front cover of the scrapbook features "Kenneth A. Goode '25." The scrapbook contains photographs, negatives, magazine clippings, correspondence, postcards, poetry, drawings, and VMI-related items.

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Hugh B. Rice cadet scrapbook 1 items

Rice, Hugh B. (Hugh Banker), 1900-1977

This collection consists of one VMI scrapbook compiled by Hugh B. Rice. The scrapbook contains photographs, programs, playbills, and other VMI memorabilia.

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James B. Guthrie scrapbook 1 items

Guthrie, James B. (James Berry), 1907-1984

This collection consists of one VMI scrapbook (1928-1929) compiled by Cadet James B. Guthrie of Birmingham, Alabama. Guthrie was a member of the VMI Class of 1932 and attended for one year. The scrapbook includes photographs of cadet life and buildings, clippings, and other memorabilia. A few items date from Guthrie's attendance at the Gulf Coast Military Academy (Mississippi) prior to his enrollment at VMI.

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James N. Bell, Jr. scrapbook 1 items

Bell, James N., Jr. (James Nichol), 1904-1977

This collection consists of one scrapbook (1922-1926) compiled by Cadet James N. Bell, VMI Class of 1926. The scrapbook includes photographs of cadet life, classmates, and buildings, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia.

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J. Frank East cadet scrapbook 1 items

East, J. Frank (John Franklin), 1901-1979

This collection consists of one VMI scrapbook compiled by J. Frank East that documents his cadetship from 1920 to 1924. The scrapbook includes photographs of buildings, people, and the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) cavalry unit, dance programs, sports souvenirs, and other memorabilia.

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John B. Payne scrapbook 1 items

Payne, John B. (John Bayly), 1899-1986

This collection consists of one scrapbook (1917-1921) compiled by Cadet John B. Payne, VMI Class of 1921. The scrapbook includes photographs of cadet life, athletics, classmates, and buildings, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia.

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John C. Nelson collection 0.50 cubic feet 1 flat box

Nelson, John C. (John Cunnigham)

This collection consists of items realted to John C. Nelson, including a VMI scrapbook, and papers and photographs that date from his service as First Lieutenant, 119th Infantry, 30th Division, American Expeditionary Forces.

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