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Letter to Phyllis Mack, Regional Librarian, 1994 1 page Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 14, Item VA04.01.3.099
Letter to Whom it May Concern from Draper 1 page Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 5, Item VA04.01.1.200
Light Meter Response Characteristics 2 pages Box VA-04 Box 6, Folder Folder 6, Item VA04.01.4.203
"Losing Track of Days and Nights, Draper Makes Prints", 1995/1996 1 item Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 8, Item VA04.01.1.275
"Lou", 1996 1 item Box VA-04 Box 7, Folder Folder 6, Item VA04.01.4.338
"Lou Draper Remembers Langston Hughes", 1985 1 item Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 7, Item VA04.01.1.229
"Lou Draper Remembers Langston Hughes: A Voice of Protest Rooted in Harlem", 1985 1 item Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 7, Item VA04.01.1.230
Lou Draper: Self-Evalution, 1997, 1998 2 pages Box VA-04 Box 5, Folder Folder 6, Item VA04.01.4.092
Lou Draper: Self-Evalution, 1997-1998, 1998 8 pages Box VA-04 Box 5, Folder Folder 6, Item VA04.01.4.093
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