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College of William and Mary

Colonial Inn Register

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Register, 1918-1919, of the Colonial Inn [Williamsburg, Va.], J. B. C. Spencer, proprietor.

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Register, 1918-1919, of the Colonial Inn [Williamsburg, Va.], J. B. C. Spencer, proprietor.

College of William and Mary

Evans Tourist Home Guest Book (Williamsburg, Va.)

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Guest register of Evans Tourist Home located at 53 Indian Springs Road in Williamsburg, Virginia. Operated by Mrs. R. H. Evans. Includes 1943 Department of Health Permit and 1951 Jamestown Ferry schedule.

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Evans Tourist Home Guest Book (Williamsburg, Va.) 0.01 Linear Foot

Guest register of Evans Tourist Home located at 53 Indian Springs Road in Williamsburg, Virginia. Operated by Mrs. R. H. Evans. Includes 1943 Department of Health Permit and 1951 Jamestown Ferry schedule.

College of William and Mary

Guest Book (Williamsburg, Va.)

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Guest book, possibly for a Williamsburg, Virginia guest house or tourist home. One entry reads, "As a guest in the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Armstrong". 84 entries.

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Guest Book (Williamsburg, Va.) 0.01 Linear Foot

Williamsburg Historic Records Association (Williamsburg, Va.)

Guest book, possibly for a Williamsburg, Virginia guest house or tourist home. One entry reads, "As a guest in the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Armstrong". 84 entries.

College of William and Mary

Millboro Springs Hotel Registers

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Registers, 1894-1917, of the Millboro Springs Hotel, Millboro Springs, Bath County, Virginia], Mrs. M. E. Davidson, proprietor.

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Registers, 1894-1917, of the Millboro Springs Hotel, Millboro Springs, Bath County, Virginia], Mrs. M. E. Davidson, proprietor.

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