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These are sorted chronologically and were found stored together.","Series 6, Correspondence, 1909-1917 includes a wide array of bound record books including ledgers, employment logs, day books, account books, checkbooks, receipt books, and other journals. It covers the operation of the Wissler furnaces, the Liberty Iron Company, and the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company and is stored as size permits.","Series 7, Ledger, 1874-1913 includes a variety of documents and records found from ledger books from the time period 1874-1913, sorted as originally found.","Series 8, Maps and Plats, 1891-1899 includes maps of the company's rail line, surverys of company land holdings, and maps related to the company's operation. The bulk appears to have been created sometime around 1900, but most of the items are undated.","Series 9, Technical Drawings, undated includes a single folder with technical drawings related to the company's machinery. 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