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Younger, W.L. Box 7, Folder 298

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Young Farmers Co-Operative Association Box S2/Box 47, Folder 14

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Young, H.N. Box 7, Folder 296

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Young Ladies with T-Squares - Early Women in Architecture at the University of California Box 8, Folder 16

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Young Ladies with T-Squares -Early Women in Architecture at the University of California Box 8, Folder 17

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Young People (235) Box 74, Folder 27

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Young People's Conference (235A) Box 74, Folder 28

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Youngstown Kitchen Model Kits 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Mullins Manufacturing Corporation

The Youngstown Kitchen Model Kits contains two set of model kitchens, c.1945, and an advertisement for Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins" from 1949.

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Youngstown, Ohio Box 188, Folder 3

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Young Women's Christian Association Records and Scrapbook Collection 6.85 Linear Feet 1 legal-sized archival box, 5 archival flat boxes, 1 archival photograph binder

Young Women's Christian Association

This collection contains scrapbooks, ledgers, slides, photographs, and documents created by Longwood's chapter of the YWCA between 1898 and 1973. The scrapbooks vary in condition and size, and contain newspaper clippings, photographs, and drawings. The ledgers contains the minutes of meetings held from 1909-1919 and 1955 to 1962, as well as a roll of the members for each term. The collection also includes photographs and slides of group activities including Freshman Commission, Religious Emphasis Week, food drives, and conferences.

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