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JMU Athletics posters 0.16 cubic feet 2 flat file folders

James Madison University. University Marketing Photography Department
Collection comprises posters, mainly from the 1990s, advertising various university athletics schedules for that school year, as well as a poster advertising hours of operation for the University Recreation Center (UREC).
  1. James Madison University

Kenneth X. Robbins poster collection 1 Linear Feet 2 folders, 1 map case with 6 folders

Robbins, Kenneth X.
A collection of 13 individual posters and images, as well as one booklet, depicting significant figures and locations from Asian and Islamic history and culture.
  1. George Mason University

Lanier Literary Society Records 0.33 cubic feet 2 boxes

Lanier Literary Society
This collection is comprised of two record books, bound posters, and ephemera created by members of the Lanier Literary Society, from 1911-1931.
  1. James Madison University

Lee Literary Society Records 0.13 cubic feet 1 box

Lee Literary Society
The collection is comprised of bound posters and programs created by the Lee Literary Society from 1909-1912.
  1. James Madison University

Men's and Women's Tennis records 2 Linear Feet 1 Hollinger box and 1 oversize folder

College of William and Mary. Department of Athletics.

The collection consists of one box of programs, news reports, schedules, rosters, ephemera posters and other materials related to William & Mary's men's and women's tennis teams. The earliest material in the collection pertains to the men's 1947 and 1948 National Championship victories, but the majority of the material in the collection is dated to the years after 1978. Two folders contain material pertaining exclusively to the men's team while two folders contain material pertaining exclusively to the women's team. The remaining three folders contain material pertaining to both teams.

  1. College of William and Mary

Men's Basketball records 4 Linear Feet 5 Hollinger boxes and 1 oversize folder

College of William and Mary. Department of Athletics.

The collection is composed of five boxes of programs, media guides, news reports, schedules, rosters, ephemera, posters and other material related to the men's basketball team of William & Mary. There is also a folder of material pertaining to youth basketball camps held at the college in the 1980s and 1990s. Although the men's basketball team was organized earlier, the material in this collection is derived from the year 1925 onwards with a majority of the material pertaining to the years after 1970.

  1. College of William and Mary

Patricia Chalfant Women's Rights Collection 1.65 cubic feet 3 boxes, 1 flat folder

Chalfant, Patricia, 1941-2006
The Patricia Chalfant Women's Rights Collection, 1968-1978, is comprised of publications, ephemera, and conference material documenting second-wave feminism and the women's liberation movement. Key subjects include the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), the National Organization for Women (NOW), and various organized marches including the July 9, 1978 March for the Equal Rights Amendment in Washington, D.C.
  1. James Madison University

Patricia England fine print collection 5 Linear Feet 13 boxes

England, Patricia G.
This collection contains numerous journals, catalogs, pamphlets, and newsletters on "fine print" (private press) books. Materials include around twenty issues each of the journals "The Book Collector," "Devil's Artisan," "Konglomerati," and nearly forty issues of "The Private Library" as well as promotional pamphlets and ephemera from numerous fine printing presses including Acorn, Arion, Book Club of California, Pennyroyal, and Somesuch Press.
  1. George Mason University

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