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Tests and quizzes for History 1, History C2 and History 101. Handwritten notes for chapters on American History. April 1927 issue of "Current History" with an article on Appomattox, Virginia.

Price lists, orders, enquiries and memos about items purchased for research purposes and the library.

Reports on wills, inventories and title abstracts, 1935 Press Release, notes, pencil drawings, research and photographs of the excavation. Includes the 1929 "Story of the Swan Tavern" by Clarence Porter Jones.

Reviews for New York productions.

1928 letter from Stratford Company, Publishers about examining Flickingers's poems for publication, an 1936 editorial to "Ye Olde York Times" commending them on their first issue and a file cover with handwritten notes from 1945 about royalties and other legal issues.

Written statements and press releases about activities and history of the Colonial National Historical Park. Memos with the National Park Service about publicity. Letter from Virginia State Chamber of Commerce to Flickinger about his participation in their conferences. 1939 brochure "Colonial National Historical Park," 1930 brochure "A Triple Shrine of History" by Virginius Dabney and undated brochure "Vital Facts about Jamestown, Yorktown, Williamsburg, College of William and Mary."

Report entitled "Copy of U.S. Navy Mine Depot File, containing Commander Miles' History of the Depot." Typed notation on title page, " The file was loaned, in January, 1932, to Mr. William M. Robinson, Jr., Superintentent, Colonial National Monument, by Captain B. H. Green, U.S. N., Inspector of Ordnance in Charge, U.S. Navy Mine Depot, Yorktown, Virginia." Report begins with a 2 page report, "Information obtained from John A. Roberts (colored), October 16, 1928 by A.J. Forman" about the Tinsley Family, Landsdowne and the removal of the Nathaniel Bacon Stone to Bruton Parish by the Tyler Family.