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College of William and Mary

Lavinia Phillips Papers

1.70 Linear Feet

Contains newsclippings, correspondence, tickets, scrapbook, and other material related to the planning of the three Fehr-Well Fest reunions for the William and Mary Choir in 1974, 1983, and 2005. The Fehr-Well Fest reunions were created in celebration of Carl "Pappy" Fehr, director of the William and Mary Choir from 1945-1974. The scrapbook was created by Lavinia Phillips, class of 1959, and features newsclippings about the reunions, events scheduled during the reunions, and publications about Dr. Fehr created specifically for the reunions. Box 1 contains correspondence, tickets, and newsclippings while Box 2 contains the scrapbook.

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Lavinia Phillips Papers 1.70 Linear Feet

Contains newsclippings, correspondence, tickets, scrapbook, and other material related to the planning of the three Fehr-Well Fest reunions for the William and Mary Choir in 1974, 1983, and 2005. The Fehr-Well Fest reunions were created in celebration of Carl "Pappy" Fehr, director of the William and Mary Choir from 1945-1974. The scrapbook was created by Lavinia Phillips, class of 1959, and features newsclippings about the reunions, events scheduled during the reunions, and publications about Dr. Fehr created specifically for the reunions. Box 1 contains correspondence, tickets, and newsclippings while Box 2 contains the scrapbook.

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