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College of William and Mary

Clyde Dofflemyer Diaries, 1975/1985

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Diaries, 1975-1985, of Clyde Dofflemyer of Luray, Virginia. Diaiy entries are very detailed and include blood pressure, weather, activities, people met etc.

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Clyde Dofflemyer Diaries, 1975/1985 0.5 Linear Feet

Dofflemyer, Clyde

Diaries, 1975-1985, of Clyde Dofflemyer of Luray, Virginia. Diaiy entries are very detailed and include blood pressure, weather, activities, people met etc.

College of William and Mary

Grove and Brother Clothing Store Ledgers, 1909/1914

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Ledgers, 1909-1914, of the Grove and Brother Clothing Store of Luray, Virginia. Includes lists of clients, the types of purchases they made, and the cost of each of their purchases. Items sold primarily include suits, shirts, and shoes for men. There are also accounts with the suppliers and banks of Grove and Brother Clothing Store, which include lists of supplies bought and their prices.

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Grove and Brother Clothing Store Ledgers, 1909/1914 0.50 Linear Feet

Ledgers, 1909-1914, of the Grove and Brother Clothing Store of Luray, Virginia. Includes lists of clients, the types of purchases they made, and the cost of each of their purchases. Items sold primarily include suits, shirts, and shoes for men. There are also accounts with the suppliers and banks of Grove and Brother Clothing Store, which include lists of supplies bought and their prices.

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