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Donald W. Gunter research material on Tommy Edwards, 1939-2018

6.045 cubic feet and 14 boxes

Research material, 1939-2018, on Tommy Edwards (1922-1969) of Henrico County, Virginia, collected by Donald W. Gunter in preparation of a biography for the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Collection includes biographical information on Edwards' life and career as a songwriter and singer; chart information on songs that Edwards wrote or sung; information on and recordings of Edwards' albums and records; power points and related materials for talks and interviews on Edwards by Donald W. Gunter; subject files containing background information relating to Edwards; and records and materials used in an exhibit on Edwards at a celebration of Henrico County's 400th anniversary.

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Donald W. Gunter research material on Tommy Edwards, 1939-2018 6.045 cubic feet and 14 boxes

Donald W. Gunter

Research material, 1939-2018, on Tommy Edwards (1922-1969) of Henrico County, Virginia, collected by Donald W. Gunter in preparation of a biography for the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Collection includes biographical information on Edwards' life and career as a songwriter and singer; chart information on songs that Edwards wrote or sung; information on and recordings of Edwards' albums and records; power points and related materials for talks and interviews on Edwards by Donald W. Gunter; subject files containing background information relating to Edwards; and records and materials used in an exhibit on Edwards at a celebration of Henrico County's 400th anniversary.

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