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Start Over Date range 1834 Subjects Music--19th century.
College of William and Mary

Addie Rogers Bound Sheet Music Collection

0.20 Linear Feet

Two bound volumes of sheet music, 1828-1860, which belonged to Addie Rogers, Atlanta Female College. Volumes have contemporary tooled leather patch on front cover, "Addie M. Rogers/Atlantic Female College" "Vol. I and II" "1860." Inaccessible due to mold. Please see staff member for assistance.

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Addie Rogers Bound Sheet Music Collection 0.20 Linear Feet

Two bound volumes of sheet music, 1828-1860, which belonged to Addie Rogers, Atlanta Female College. Volumes have contemporary tooled leather patch on front cover, "Addie M. Rogers/Atlantic Female College" "Vol. I and II" "1860." Inaccessible due to mold. Please see staff member for assistance.

College of William and Mary

Ruffin-Pollard Bound Music Volume

0.25 Linear Feet

One bound music book with the following names penciled in the front and within the book: Eliza Dandridge Pollard, Mary Ellen Wills and Jam. Edw. Ruffin.

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Ruffin-Pollard Bound Music Volume 0.25 Linear Feet

One bound music book with the following names penciled in the front and within the book: Eliza Dandridge Pollard, Mary Ellen Wills and Jam. Edw. Ruffin.

College of William and Mary

Sheet Music Collection

55.80 Linear Feet

The Sheet Music Collection includes sheet music collected by the Special Collections Research Center.

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Sheet Music Collection 55.80 Linear Feet

The Sheet Music Collection includes sheet music collected by the Special Collections Research Center.

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