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College of William and Mary

Lois Hornsby Collection of Williamsburg Ephemera

1.50 Linear Feet

Contains scrapbooks, clippings, and printed ephemera documenting Williamsburg, Virginia. The accession includes material concerning the Williamsburg Reunion, Williamsburg Clergy Fellowship, Williamsburg land development, Bruton Heights, and Bruton Parish Church among others.

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Lois Hornsby Collection of Williamsburg Ephemera 1.50 Linear Feet

Lois Hornsby

Contains scrapbooks, clippings, and printed ephemera documenting Williamsburg, Virginia. The accession includes material concerning the Williamsburg Reunion, Williamsburg Clergy Fellowship, Williamsburg land development, Bruton Heights, and Bruton Parish Church among others.

College of William and Mary

Moncure Conway Letter to Ellen Conway

0.01 Linear Foot

Letter from Monc[ure] [Conway], S.S. Australia, to his wife, Ellen, while traveling to Sydney, Australia for a lecture tour. He writes of his love for her, events on the voyage, money matters, sights he has seen and his activities in Australia and other places and his thoughts on religion. September 19, 1883.

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Moncure Conway Letter to Ellen Conway 0.01 Linear Foot

Letter from Monc[ure] [Conway], S.S. Australia, to his wife, Ellen, while traveling to Sydney, Australia for a lecture tour. He writes of his love for her, events on the voyage, money matters, sights he has seen and his activities in Australia and other places and his thoughts on religion. September 19, 1883.

College of William and Mary

New Zion Baptist Church records

.45 Linear Feet 1 full Hollinger box.
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