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Cynthia Barlowe Collection

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Collection of photographs, newspaper clippings, publications, postcards and other items relating to Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Barlowe, Cynthia Beverly Tucker Kimbrough

Collection of photographs, newspaper clippings, publications, postcards and other items relating to Williamsburg, Virginia.

College of William and Mary

Elizabeth White Willard Papers

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2007-08 Correspondence with Mrs. Elizabeth (Emerson) Willard enclosing 1947 program for the Common Glory, enlarged photocopy of a card from the "English Antiques" located in the Blair's Brick House (present day Red Lion) and owned by Margaret G. and Col. Frances Wray of Charlottesville (1951) and photocopy of photographs of Grace Coles, a maid of the White Family and good friend of Elizabeth Willard and the sign of the "Blair's Brick House, English Antiques."

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Williamsburg Historic Records Association (Williamsburg, Va.)

2007-08 Correspondence with Mrs. Elizabeth (Emerson) Willard enclosing 1947 program for the Common Glory, enlarged photocopy of a card from the "English Antiques" located in the Blair's Brick House (present day Red Lion) and owned by Margaret G. and Col. Frances Wray of Charlottesville (1951) and photocopy of photographs of Grace Coles, a maid of the White Family and good friend of Elizabeth Willard and the sign of the "Blair's Brick House, English Antiques."

College of William and Mary

W. Melville Jones Photographs of Williamsburg (Va.)

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Three photographs of two homes in Williamsburg, Virginia where W. Melville Jones lived during 1934 and 1936. The two houses were rented to The College of William and Mary faculty.

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Jones, W. Melville, 1901-1992

Three photographs of two homes in Williamsburg, Virginia where W. Melville Jones lived during 1934 and 1936. The two houses were rented to The College of William and Mary faculty.

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