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Start Over Collection Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009 Date range 1952

Artmobile: General, 1949/1953 Box 33863 Box 5, Folder 19, Item RG01.01.1.0196

Subject- Contains plans, blueprints, and correspondence that occurred during its development. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Artmobile: Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, 1952/1956 Box 33863 Box 6, Folder 6, Item RG01.01.1.0218

Subject- VFWC was instrumental in getting the artmobile started. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Association of Art Museum Directors, 1946/1953 Box 33863 Box 7, Folder 6, Item RG01.01.1.0260

Subject- List of members and programs. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Baltimore Museum of Art, 1948/1958 Box 33863 Box 7, Folder 34, Item RG01.01.1.0293

Correspondence by L. Cheek, Jr. Subject- Baltimore Museum of Art calendars of events, correspondence about museum practices, etc. Dates- 9/48-3/56. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Barter Theatre, 1946/1956 Box 33863 Box 8, Folder 3, Item RG01.01.1.0298

Correspondence by Mrs. J.G. Pollard, T.C. Colt, Jr. and L. Cheek, Jr. Subject- general information about Barter Theatre (announcements, VA Highlands Festival schedule, etc.) and correspondence about the Museum sponsoring drama productions as a state extension service. Dates- 12/40. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

Barzansky Galleries, 1949/1958 Box 33863 Box 8, Folder 4, Item RG01.01.1.0300

Correspondence from Barzansky Galleries. Subject- invitation to a Harriet Fitzgerald exhibition at the Charles Barzansky Galleries, N.Y.C. Dates- 1/58-2/58. [These notes were taken by VMFA staff in the 1990s before the collection was processed by LVA staff in the 2000s, so the contents of the file may no longer match this description.]

  1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  2. Director's Correspondence (RG-01), 1927/2009
  3. Series 1: Director's Correspondence, 1927/2006
  4. Series 1.1: Early Directors, 1927/1976

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