Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Birthday song for Mom [Jan Karon] from her daughter, Candace Freeland 1 Cassettes Box Audiocassette 3617

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BOOKMARKS, Winston-Salem's Festival of Books, 89.3 WBFJ-FM radio interview of Jan Karon, 2006 1 items Box Disk 2487-000

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BOOKMARKS, Winston-Salem's Festival of Books, "A Conversation with Jan Karon, " Centenary United Methodist Church Sanctuary main event, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 2006 1 items Box Disk 2489-000

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BOOKMARKS, Winston-Salem's Festival of Books, WGHP TV Fox 8 Studios – High Point, North Carolina, interview of Jan Karon, 2006 1 items Box Disk 2488-000

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"Book of Common Prayer" given to Jan Karon by Kathy Fallows, Jan notes "My first prayer book as an Episcopalian, Blowing Rock, North Carolina", 1990 1 items Box 117

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Candace Freeland's Photographs, Karon poster given to Donna and Albert Ernest, "The Importance of Being Ernest EARLY SPRING EXPOSITON", 2016 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 86

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"Carol's Documents and Pictures Backup" 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 89

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Ceramic cross fired by the Raku process at the Butterfly Creek Pottery, 2007 1 items Box 115

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"Chapter One 'Light from Heaven", 2005 1 items Box 136, Digital_container 48

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"Chelsea Forum" – 2 MS Word Docs: Washington Talk; Writers Works 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 68

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