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Jean Harrup Cogle Papers, 1949/2008, bulk 1970/1990

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This collection contains news clippings, programs, publications, and other material collected by Jane Harrup Cogle, class of 1949 at the College of William and Mary. Included are programs related to the Tercentenary of William and Mary, The Royal Visit of His Majesty Charles, Prince of Wales to William and Mary in 1981, and Fehr Fest, the retirement celebration for Carl A. "Pappy" Fehr, director of the choir at William and Mary. Letters to Jean Harrup while a student at the college, newsclippings about the resignation of Gene R. Nichol as president of William and Mary, programs from The Common Glory, and records of the 50th Anniversary committee for the class of 1949 at the College of William and Mary in 1999.

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Jean Harrup Cogle Papers, 1949/2008, bulk 1970/1990 0.90 Linear Feet

University Archives Greetings File Collection, 1941/1993

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The University Archives Greetings File Collection includes greetings sent by the College of William and Mary to other institutions as well as those received by the College.

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University Archives Greetings File Collection, 1941/1993 40.00 Linear Feet

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