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1867-1899

Abstract Or Scope: Most of the school's early records have not survived. This is most likely a result of storage problems such as fires and floods on campus. Others were possibly removed by departing administrators and faculty who viewed them as personal documents. The records described here constitute the extant records of the school from its founding in 1867 until its merger in 1899.

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1867-1899

Abstract Or Scope: Most of the school's early records have not survived. This is most likely a result of storage problems such as fires and floods on campus. Others were possibly removed by departing administrators and faculty who viewed them as personal documents. The records described here constitute the extant records of the school from its founding in 1867 until its merger in 1899.

1885 Debate Medal and Speech 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

189th Regiment, New York Volunteers Letter

0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Abstract Or Scope: United States Civil War crossed letter (crossed-hatch) written by a Union Soldier in Company D of the 189th New York Volunteers in Weldon Railroad, Virginia on November 6, 1864. The author's name is unknown.

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189th Regiment, New York Volunteers Letter 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Abstract Or Scope: United States Civil War crossed letter (crossed-hatch) written by a Union Soldier in Company D of the 189th New York Volunteers in Weldon Railroad, Virginia on November 6, 1864. The author's name is unknown.

1902 James Fitt Commemoration Plaque

3.6 square feet

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1902 James Fitt Commemoration Plaque 3.6 square feet

1903 John E. Christian, A.M. Commemoration Plaque

3.58 square feet

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1903 John E. Christian, A.M. Commemoration Plaque 3.58 square feet

1907 Chemistry Department Glass Transparencies

1.8 Cubic Feet Framed Glass

Abstract Or Scope: This collection includes tweleve glass transparencies of campus and students. Each is labeled with what is being shown, as well as the year 1907 and "property of the Chemistry Department." The condition is fair, some signs of age.

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1907 Chemistry Department Glass Transparencies 1.8 Cubic Feet Framed Glass

Abstract Or Scope: This collection includes tweleve glass transparencies of campus and students. Each is labeled with what is being shown, as well as the year 1907 and "property of the Chemistry Department." The condition is fair, some signs of age.

1907 Jamestown Exposition, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Records

0.40 Linear Feet 1 Hollinger document case boxes

Abstract Or Scope: Consists of material related to the first Episcopal Church in North America, which was exhibited in the 1907 Exposition.

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1907 Jamestown Exposition, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Records 0.40 Linear Feet 1 Hollinger document case boxes

Abstract Or Scope: Consists of material related to the first Episcopal Church in North America, which was exhibited in the 1907 Exposition.

1963-1967

Abstract Or Scope: Between the years 1959 and 1963, there were no public schools in Prince Edward County, Virginia. After five long years the County and State allowed Prince Edwards schools to reopen. Because the black children of the county had no school during this period of time (the white students attended an all white academy) it was thought best to organize a free school which would pave the way for hundreds of young children to return to school after a five year absence. The Prince Edward County, Virginia (free school) papers are the records of that effort. The papers contain correspondence, reports, photographs and other items, which document this sad period in Virginia History.

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1963-1967

Abstract Or Scope: Between the years 1959 and 1963, there were no public schools in Prince Edward County, Virginia. After five long years the County and State allowed Prince Edwards schools to reopen. Because the black children of the county had no school during this period of time (the white students attended an all white academy) it was thought best to organize a free school which would pave the way for hundreds of young children to return to school after a five year absence. The Prince Edward County, Virginia (free school) papers are the records of that effort. The papers contain correspondence, reports, photographs and other items, which document this sad period in Virginia History.

1966 Annexation by City of Galax, Va.,

0.1 Cubic Feet 17 x 14 in.

Abstract Or Scope: 1968 Annexation by City of Galax, Va. W. Harold Snead, City Engineer, 1966. 17 x 14 in. [FOLDER C-2]

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1966 Annexation by City of Galax, Va., 0.1 Cubic Feet 17 x 14 in.

Creator: Snead, W. Harold
Abstract Or Scope: 1968 Annexation by City of Galax, Va. W. Harold Snead, City Engineer, 1966. 17 x 14 in. [FOLDER C-2]

1975 Campus Construction Proposal with Associated Photos

1 Boxes 7 photographic prints and 1 binder

Abstract Or Scope: The 1975 Campus Construction Proposal with Associated Photos collection contains a binder that details a proposal for renovation and restoration of campus buildings along with 7 duplicate photos. Also included are yearly student enrollment numbers between the years of 1964 and 1975, proposed budgets, and brief histories of each building in the proposal.

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1975 Campus Construction Proposal with Associated Photos 1 Boxes 7 photographic prints and 1 binder

Creator: Hampden-Sydney College
Abstract Or Scope: The 1975 Campus Construction Proposal with Associated Photos collection contains a binder that details a proposal for renovation and restoration of campus buildings along with 7 duplicate photos. Also included are yearly student enrollment numbers between the years of 1964 and 1975, proposed budgets, and brief histories of each building in the proposal.

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