Collection: Jan Karon papers / Date range: 2002 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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All contents of Gateway system, [backup disk] 1 items Box Disk 2475-000

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Archival copy of all hard drive contents, Gateway, [backup disk] 1 items Box Disk 2474-000

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"At Home with Jan Karon," Paladin Pictures, LLC, Episode 2, Rough Cut, Version #1 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0615

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Family Bible, Catawba and Caldwell counties, North Carolina, with a note from Jan Karon, September 17, 2017 1 Volumes Ledger 1

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Handmade Album of envelopes which contain letters from members of the Jan Karon online bulletin board who also contributed squares for a quilt honoring Jan Karon and has a Victor Hugo quotation on the front 1 Volumes Box 117

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["In This Mountain"] 1 items Box Disk 2477-000

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"Jan Karon's Mitford Cookbook and Kitchen Reader," manuscript disk returned October 2002 by N. Nicholas 1 items Box Disk 2476-001

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"Jan Karon's Mitford Cookbook and Kitchen Reader," manuscript disk returned October 2002 by N. Nicholas 1 items Box Disk 2476-002

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"Jan Karon's Mitford Cookbook and Kitchen Reader," manuscript disk returned October 2002 by N. Nicholas 1 items Box Disk 2476-003

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Master Tape for Jan Karon, Jacksonville, Florida 1 Cassettes Box Audiocassette 3615

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