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Beardwood and Whipple family travel photograph albums, 1931, bulk 1929/1931

.5 Linear Feet 8 albums
Content warning: Racist language. Seven photograph albums created by Olive Whipple Peabody Beardwood and her mother, Grace M. Whipple from 1929 - 1931, documenting their travels with family across the Eastern, Southeastern, and Southern United States, as well as Europe. The majority of the albums seems to have been compiled by Olive for herself and her mother, with one album likely compiled by Grace. There is one outlier album from the 1890s.
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Beardwood and Whipple family travel photograph albums, 1931, bulk 1929/1931 .5 Linear Feet 8 albums

Beardwood, Olive Peabody, 1886-1969
Content warning: Racist language. Seven photograph albums created by Olive Whipple Peabody Beardwood and her mother, Grace M. Whipple from 1929 - 1931, documenting their travels with family across the Eastern, Southeastern, and Southern United States, as well as Europe. The majority of the albums seems to have been compiled by Olive for herself and her mother, with one album likely compiled by Grace. There is one outlier album from the 1890s.
George Mason University

"California or Bust" travel scrapbook, 1956

.25 Linear Feet 1 scrapbook
Content Warning: One of the photograph descriptions in this album contains a racial slur. Black scrapbook album created circa August 1956 to document a trip from New York to California and other Midwest, West, and Southwest states taken by a group of five women friends. The trip lasted from August 4, 1956 - August 27, 1956. The scrapbook contains black and white photographs pasted onto the pages with commentary and information written in white ink.
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"California or Bust" travel scrapbook, 1956 .25 Linear Feet 1 scrapbook

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center
Content Warning: One of the photograph descriptions in this album contains a racial slur. Black scrapbook album created circa August 1956 to document a trip from New York to California and other Midwest, West, and Southwest states taken by a group of five women friends. The trip lasted from August 4, 1956 - August 27, 1956. The scrapbook contains black and white photographs pasted onto the pages with commentary and information written in white ink.
Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Virginia Hot Springs Company Records, 1860/1913, bulk 1892/1903

.25 Linear Feet

This collection contains records, mostly in printed pamphlet form, of the Virginia Hot Springs Company, formed in 1892 from the Southern Improvement Company, with Decatur Axtell as its president. Also included in the collection are several pamphlets about other springs, e.g. Healing, Warm, and White Sulphur: information about automobile travel in western Virginia circa 1913, and a few letters to and from Mr. Axtell.

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Virginia Hot Springs Company Records, 1860/1913, bulk 1892/1903 .25 Linear Feet

Axtell, D. B. (Decatur Boynton)

This collection contains records, mostly in printed pamphlet form, of the Virginia Hot Springs Company, formed in 1892 from the Southern Improvement Company, with Decatur Axtell as its president. Also included in the collection are several pamphlets about other springs, e.g. Healing, Warm, and White Sulphur: information about automobile travel in western Virginia circa 1913, and a few letters to and from Mr. Axtell.

George Mason University

Western family travel photograph album, 1923/1924

.25 Linear Feet 1 album
Family photograph album depicting a trip to the Midwestern and Western United States, 1923 - 1924.
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Western family travel photograph album, 1923/1924 .25 Linear Feet 1 album

George Mason University
Family photograph album depicting a trip to the Midwestern and Western United States, 1923 - 1924.

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