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College of William and Mary

Marsh family collection, 1938/1972

2.28 Linear Feet 2 oversize boxes

Collection contains materials belonging to William & Mary alumni, William Marsh, Class of 1938 and Linda Marsh, Class of 1972. Items in the collection include athletic clothing, track cleats, papers, and protest photographs.

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Marsh family collection, 1938/1972 2.28 Linear Feet 2 oversize boxes

Collection contains materials belonging to William & Mary alumni, William Marsh, Class of 1938 and Linda Marsh, Class of 1972. Items in the collection include athletic clothing, track cleats, papers, and protest photographs.

College of William and Mary

William & Mary Men's Track and Field collection, 1975/1976

0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

A collection of materials related to the 1975 - 1976 William & Mary track season including a yellow poster advertising a meet verses Harvard, two dated photographs of track team members, and a track season brochure.

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William & Mary Men's Track and Field collection, 1975/1976 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

A collection of materials related to the 1975 - 1976 William & Mary track season including a yellow poster advertising a meet verses Harvard, two dated photographs of track team members, and a track season brochure.

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