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275th Anniversary Celebration Records, 1967/1969, bulk 1967/1969 2.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

This collection consists of 2 boxes of materials relating to the college's 275th anniversary celebration. These include budget materials, schedules, programs, invitations, executive committee minutes, publications, and thank you letters. Inventory available in the Special Collections Research Center.

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Accession 2022.170: Artifacts, 1981/1994 0.7 Linear Feet Box 5

Two 300th anniversary commemorative pins and a name tag, 300th anniversary birthday party brochure from Busch Gardens, 300th anniversary Tercentenary Ball program, a Society of the Alumni name badge, a College of William and Mary Alumni Gift Shop plastic bag, three swimming brochures, Alumni Society decal, business cards, coupons, event tickets, two photographs, 1994 Charter Day program, 1993 commemorative issue of William & Mary Magazine, 1982 Baccalaureate Service program, a 1993 charter day welcome letter, a letter of appointment, and a 1993 Wren building Tercentenary calendar.

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  2. Charles L. Kendrick III papers, 1977/1995

Arthur Louise William & Mary Tercentenary collection, 1993 2.1 Linear Foot 3 items

A green mug with gold rim and William & Mary Tercentenary design, and a white T-shirt with green and gold William & Mary Tercentenary design, and a tote bag. These items were collected by Arthur R. Louise (Class of 1968) that commemorate William & Mary's Tercentenary in 1993.

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Harold L. Fowler Papers, 1934/1978 2.80 Linear Feet

Fowler, Harold L.

The collection includes correspondence about the 1951 football scandal; lecture notes including some from history classes taken at Harvard University; newspaper clippings about William and Mary; and thesis notes. The inventory for boxes 1-3 is available in the Finding Aid/Inventory below. Consult a staff member for assistance with Box 4.

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Lewis Cohen profile study, 2006 0.1 Linear Feet

A 17 x 11 inch signed print of a profile study done by Lewis Cohen for a sculpture of James Blair. The statue was commissioned by William & Mary for the 300th anniversary of the university. The original sketch was drawn in 1992. This particular print was given as a gift by the Muscarelle Museum of Art to its Patron members, Board of Directors, and major donors during a Thank-You Event on May 5, 2006. The event took place in connection with the exhibition "Lewis Cohen: Five Decades--Drawings and Sculptures, A Retrospective, 1951-2006."

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NASA Collection, 1988/1994, bulk 1993 4.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

The collection covers the September 12, 1993 launch of the space shuttle Discovery, on which the College of William and Mary put into orbit school artifacts in celebration of its tercentennial anniversary. After the space flight Captain Kenneth S. Reightler of NASA visited the College to speak and present artifacts from the Tercentenary Package's space shuttle journey.

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Tercentenary Records, 1987/1993 33.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

This collection consists of subject files, reports, committee meetings, and other material related to the Tercentenary celebration of the College of William and Mary. Included is information related to the Tercentenary Art Committee, labels from an exhibit for the Tercentenary, and various public relations material for the event.

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