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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Alicia Wertenbaker Flynn letters, 1930/1944

.12 Cubic Feet 3 legal sized folders

This collection contains approximately forty-three letters to and from Alicia Middleton Wertenbaker Freeman Flynn. Correspondence include writings from her sons, Charles and John, in regards to Black Mountain College and their studies and artwork; writings from her second husband, John Rodney, the American actor; letters from Alicia to her mother, Alice DeLancy Girardeau. Also included are other family-related letters and Charlottesville receipts.

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Alicia Wertenbaker Flynn letters, 1930/1944 .12 Cubic Feet 3 legal sized folders

Flynn, Alicia Wertenbaker, 1897-1989

This collection contains approximately forty-three letters to and from Alicia Middleton Wertenbaker Freeman Flynn. Correspondence include writings from her sons, Charles and John, in regards to Black Mountain College and their studies and artwork; writings from her second husband, John Rodney, the American actor; letters from Alicia to her mother, Alice DeLancy Girardeau. Also included are other family-related letters and Charlottesville receipts.

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