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College of William and Mary

Martha Carter Brent Papers

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The collection of Martha Carter Brent includes her scrapbook from her time as a student at the College of William and Mary as well as student handbooks (1925, 1926) and other College publications. She was commonly known as Mattie Carter as a student. The scrapbook includes news clippings, dance cards, photographs, and similar items documenting campus activities including athletics, dances, her sorority Phi Mu, other campus activities, as well as information about family and friends including photographs of her home, family, and friends and announcements of her marriage to Lawrence Brent. The scrapbook also includes a certification card and photograph of her involvement in the Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick of the Red Cross.

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Martha Carter Brent Papers 0.20 Linear Feet

The collection of Martha Carter Brent includes her scrapbook from her time as a student at the College of William and Mary as well as student handbooks (1925, 1926) and other College publications. She was commonly known as Mattie Carter as a student. The scrapbook includes news clippings, dance cards, photographs, and similar items documenting campus activities including athletics, dances, her sorority Phi Mu, other campus activities, as well as information about family and friends including photographs of her home, family, and friends and announcements of her marriage to Lawrence Brent. The scrapbook also includes a certification card and photograph of her involvement in the Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick of the Red Cross.

College of William and Mary

Pi Beta Phi records

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Two books; one cloth bound, one a binder. Both are books of minutes, committee meetings, and records of initiates to Pi Beta Phi sorority. The cloth bound volume dates back to the founding Pi Beta Phi in 1925.

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Pi Beta Phi

Two books; one cloth bound, one a binder. Both are books of minutes, committee meetings, and records of initiates to Pi Beta Phi sorority. The cloth bound volume dates back to the founding Pi Beta Phi in 1925.

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