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Hampden-Sydney College

Faculty Executive Committee Minutes, 1963/1973

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Hampden-Sydney College

Log Cabin School Collection, 1966/2022

1.21 Gigabytes The preserved digital folder "Log Cabin Nursery School" contains 195 files and 29 folders which include oral histories, transcripts, scanned release forms, and scanned copies of all physical documents in the collection. 1 Cubic Feet 1 Legal Hollinger Box; 1 Medium Flat Box

1. Physical folder of unsorted archival material from Angela Way and Maryska Connolly-Brown (incl. signed Tommy Shomo release form) 2. Born digital oral history recordings shared via Sharepoint app and stored in Digital Archive 3. To be received material donated to museum on 20/21/04/28 3a. Financial Records, including canceled checks and a running balance 3b. a sweatshirt 3c. snapshots of children at Log Cabin 3d. Professionally framed photo of children with ID on back 3e. Miscellaneous teaching materials 4. Business Office Materials in possession of Angela Way at Museum

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Hampden-Sydney College

Richard McClintock Collection, 1960/2015

4 Boxes

Folder 1 - Labeled Individuals, Photographs (36) Folder 2 - Labeled Groups, Photographs (41) Folder 3 - Labeled Events, Photographs (52) Folder 4 - Editing Labels, Photographs (25) Folder 5 - Unlabeled Individuals, Photographs (80) Folder 6 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (121) Folder 7 - Unlabeled Speakers, Photographs (37) Folder 8 - Unlabeled Sports, Photographs (58) Folder 9 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (91) Folder 10 - Unlabeled Landscapes, Photographs (149) Folder 11 - Unlabeled Oversized Photographs (5) Folder 12 - Loose Negatives (27) Folder 13 - Correspondence Attached (7) Folder 14 - Correspondence, Notes, Ephemera

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Richard McClintock Collection, 1960/2015 4 Boxes

Folder 1 - Labeled Individuals, Photographs (36) Folder 2 - Labeled Groups, Photographs (41) Folder 3 - Labeled Events, Photographs (52) Folder 4 - Editing Labels, Photographs (25) Folder 5 - Unlabeled Individuals, Photographs (80) Folder 6 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (121) Folder 7 - Unlabeled Speakers, Photographs (37) Folder 8 - Unlabeled Sports, Photographs (58) Folder 9 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (91) Folder 10 - Unlabeled Landscapes, Photographs (149) Folder 11 - Unlabeled Oversized Photographs (5) Folder 12 - Loose Negatives (27) Folder 13 - Correspondence Attached (7) Folder 14 - Correspondence, Notes, Ephemera

Hampden-Sydney College

Walter Taylor Reveley II collection, 1917/1992

28 Boxes

The Walter Taylor Reveley II collection is comprised of documents and materials from Reveley's personal life and tenure as president of Hampden-Sydney College. The collection includes institutional and organizational awards earned by Reveley, newspaper and magazine articles written by or written about Reveley, correspondence regarding Reveley's retirement as president, general correspondence, and miscellaneous photographs and drawings.

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Walter Taylor Reveley II collection, 1917/1992 28 Boxes

The Walter Taylor Reveley II collection is comprised of documents and materials from Reveley's personal life and tenure as president of Hampden-Sydney College. The collection includes institutional and organizational awards earned by Reveley, newspaper and magazine articles written by or written about Reveley, correspondence regarding Reveley's retirement as president, general correspondence, and miscellaneous photographs and drawings.

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