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College of William and Mary

Confederate Way Bill, 1865

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Piedmont Rail Road Way Bill for the Confederate States.

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Confederate States of America

Piedmont Rail Road Way Bill for the Confederate States.

College of William and Mary

Ed Cullen telegram to Simon Cullen, 1849

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Telegram on the "Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Line" from Ed F. Cullen in Washington D.C to Simon Cullen in Richmond, Virginia giving him his departure time on the P.M. train.

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Cullen Family

Telegram on the "Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Line" from Ed F. Cullen in Washington D.C to Simon Cullen in Richmond, Virginia giving him his departure time on the P.M. train.

College of William and Mary

Julia Augusta Grassinger Diary, 1934

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Julia Augusta Grassinger Diary, 1934 0.15 Linear Feet 1 box (1 volume)

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College of William and Mary

United States Train Travel Diary, 1911/1912

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Travel account of train trip from Watertown, Connecticut to Los Angeles, California written to the writer's brothers and sisters, dated January 13, 1911. Description of the train ride, his experiences on the train, and the sights that he sees along the route, with historical comments written about some of them. The letter is signed "Your Brother and Sister Titus."

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United States Train Travel Diary, 1911/1912 0.01 Linear Foot

Travel account of train trip from Watertown, Connecticut to Los Angeles, California written to the writer's brothers and sisters, dated January 13, 1911. Description of the train ride, his experiences on the train, and the sights that he sees along the route, with historical comments written about some of them. The letter is signed "Your Brother and Sister Titus."

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