Collection: Administration records collection, 1776/1976 - ARVAS Search Results

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American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1932/1942 Box 11, Folder 27

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An act providing for placing a suitable memorial of General George Washington at Washington and Lee University (manuscript) Box 14, Folder 4

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"A Petition for the Readjustment of Salaries", 1919 Box 14, Folder 25

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"A Post-Bellum Program of Reconstruction at Washington and Lee" typescript, 1912/1914 Box 9, Folder 24

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Assessment of Property Damage presented to President Robert E. Lee by the Faculty, 1866 Box 9, Folder 20

Handwritten note by President Lee acknowledging that he shared it with the Trustees

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Blank Bonds for the Hiring of Washington College's Enslaved Individuals, 1863 Box 14, Folder 7

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Blank Washington and Lee University Forms, 1880/1900 Box 14, Folder 8

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Broadsides, 1840/1924 Box University Archives Oversize Box 2, Oversize Folder 11

includes "Standing Rules Adopted by the Trustees of Washington College" (1840 September 19)

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Business Records Box 7, Folder 6

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Business Records, 1776/1798 Box 1, Folder 4

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