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Clarence L. Williamson papers, 1908

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An envelope and letter sent by Clarence L. Williamson to Robert M. Kent Jr.

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Clarence L. Williamson papers, 1908 0.1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder

McLeod Tyler Wellness Center records, 2018

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This collection includes one brochure introducing the McLeod Tyler Wellness Center, circa 2018.

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McLeod Tyler Wellness Center records, 2018 .01 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

Pepto medicine bottle

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Collection includes one open, clear, empty, glass bottle with label: Pepto Mangan (Gude) contents 11 fluid ounces. The company from which the bottle was sold is the same company that sold daily diaries or journals with quotes from doctors prescribing pepto Mangan (Gude) to their patients. Florence Barber, grand daughter of Solomon Northup, used a journal from the Pepto Mangan company.

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Peter Carr Letter to William B. Hare, 1809

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Letter written by Peter Carr of Carrsbrook to William B. Hare, a doctor in Richmond, dated November 20, 1809. The letter refers to Hare's unnamed illness and his seeking medical care in the "lower country" and taking the water of Nelson. Carr then writes about U. S. politics, stating "I believe the salvation of state rights and sovereignty depend on the integrity and abilities of state councils and institutions." He then discusses European politics, noting that the "late change in the British monarchy" combined with other state affairs could lead to the pacification of Europe and later states that the balance of power in Europe is gone and "perhaps will never be restored." Carr finishes the letter describing his own health, specifically his rheumatism and use of pokeberry.

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Victoria Morris Piedmont Sanatorium autograph album, 1931

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An album belonging to Victoria Morris containing autographs and sentiments from African American patients at the Piedmont Sanatorium in 1931, a recovery center in Burkeville, VA for patients recovering from tuberculosis.

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Victoria Morris Piedmont Sanatorium autograph album, 1931 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder

Willa Cather letter, 0

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A signed, one page letter from Willa Cather to Doctor Garbat, dated 22 October, no year given. Mentions a confidential visit to occur in November.

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Willa Cather letter, 0 0.05 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

Wingfield-Britton family papers, 1857/1983

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Photos, letters, a diary, an account book, and an album belonging to members of the Wingfield-Britton family. The collection ranges from pre-civil war to the 1980s, with the bulk of the material dated around the early 1900s. The correspondence covers a number of topics including health and family life, farming, and travel in the north-western valley region of Virginia.

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Wingfield-Britton family papers, 1857/1983 1.17 Linear Feet

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