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Curtis L. Newcombe Scrapbooks, 1940/1946

4.50 Linear Feet
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Three scrapbooks, 15" x 13", dating 1940-1946, containing newspaper clippings dealing with fishing in Virginia and the Virginia Fisheries Laboratory.

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Curtis L. Newcombe Scrapbooks, 1940/1946 4.50 Linear Feet

Fort Magruder Fishing Club Records, 1932

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Collection includes the constitution and bylaws and meeting minutes, dated 7 May 1932, signed by G. K. Vanderslice and G. E. Meanley, of the Fort Magruder Fishing Club, Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Fort Magruder Fishing Club Records, 1932 0.01 Linear Foot

George E. Waltrip Ledgers and Daybooks, 1890/1934

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14 bound ledgers and day books written by George E. Waltrip for the years, 1890, 1895, 1898, 1901, 1906, 1908, 1917, 1923-1924, 1929, 1932-1934. Waltrip was a resident of Williamsburg in James City County when he wrote in his books. The books give an account of the weather, hunting, travel to local areas, including Richmond, and also of the overall dealings of a farmer, merchant, and fisherman from the Williamsburg area.

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George E. Waltrip Ledgers and Daybooks, 1890/1934 1.0 Linear Feet

Schuyler Otis Bland Papers, 1862/1950

30.5 Linear Feet
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Chiefly office files and personal correspondence, 1918-1950, of S. O. Bland while serving as member of U. S. Congress from First Virginia District. Collection includes newspaper clippings on topical and geographical areas of interest to Bland, speeches and talks given by Bland as Congressman, and general papers and personal working files he maintained. Included in the general papers is Bland's voting record.

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Schuyler Otis Bland Papers, 1862/1950 30.5 Linear Feet

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