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Start Over Collection Virginia postcards--additions, 1920/1939
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Virginia postcards--additions, 1920/1939

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Virginia postcards (forms part of the Virginia Postcards collection MSS 11425) This addition contains 10 postcards including the South Front Rotunda at the University of Virginia, Academic Building-University of Virginia, West Lawn-University of Virginia, the Governor's Mansion, Richmond, Virginia, Banquet Hall at Mount Vernon, Original side board and George Washington portrait of his elder half-brother, Lawrence at Mount Vernon, Tomb of General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Virginia, Night Illumination at Natural Bridge, Virginia, unnamed Richmond Historic Church.

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Virginia postcards--additions, 1920/1939 0.03 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Virginia postcards (forms part of the Virginia Postcards collection MSS 11425) This addition contains 10 postcards including the South Front Rotunda at the University of Virginia, Academic Building-University of Virginia, West Lawn-University of Virginia, the Governor's Mansion, Richmond, Virginia, Banquet Hall at Mount Vernon, Original side board and George Washington portrait of his elder half-brother, Lawrence at Mount Vernon, Tomb of General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Virginia, Night Illumination at Natural Bridge, Virginia, unnamed Richmond Historic Church.

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