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Martha Barksdale Papers, 1918/1974, bulk 1918/1922

1.20 Linear Feet
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[NOTE: Since the Martha Barksdale diary is fragile, researchers are required to use either the digital verison, the photocopy, or the transcription of the diary.]

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Martha Barksdale Papers, 1918/1974, bulk 1918/1922 1.20 Linear Feet

Women's Athletic Association Records, 1923/1962, bulk 1923/1962

0.60 Linear Feet
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This collection consists of three minute books of the Women's Athletic Association at the College of William and Mary covering 1923-1937, 1937-1958, and 1960-1962. The books also contain several constitutions.

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Women's Athletic Association Records, 1923/1962, bulk 1923/1962 0.60 Linear Feet

Women's Athletics Scrapbooks, 1923/1940

0.50 Linear Feet
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This collection includes three scrapbooks of various sizes and one envelope containing news clippings about women's sports at William and Mary. One of the scrapbooks documents the U.S. Field Hockey Association Tournament held on campus in November, 1940. Another contains a folder about "Physical Education -- Teaching as a Profession."

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Women's Athletics Scrapbooks, 1923/1940 0.50 Linear Feet

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