Collection: Elizabeth Howard papers on Meade, Valentine, and Walker family, 1873/2005 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Albert E. Walker, New York Evening High School diploma, 1883 Folder Oversize 1

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Bessie Valentine Walker, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 1924 Folder Oversize 1

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Bessie Valentine Walker, The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, University of Virginia Folder Oversize 1

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Blueprints for the residence of Mrs. A. E. Walker Folder Oversize 2

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Everard Wilson Meade, Certificate for Honorary Captain Cunard Adventurer Folder Oversize 1

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Everard Wilson Meade, Western High School, D. C. diploma, 1928 Folder Oversize 1

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Ida Valentine, daughter of R. P. and Ida, portrait Folder Oversize 1

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Scrapbook of History of Landmarks in New York; newspaper clippings, 1885-1898, removed from scrapbook Box 2, Folder 3

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Scrapbook of Southern Pacific Lines Trip to Louisiana, Arizona, and California, 1936/1937 Box 1, Folder 15

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Steel engraved woodcut of Bessie Carroll Valentine Walker Box 2, Folder 1

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