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Department of Physics Miscellaneous Historical Records, 1906/1950

0.20 cubic feet 1/2 document box
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Miscellaneous historical Physics Department office records from period approximately 1906 - 1951, with some references to earlier eras. Includes file on laboratory equipment; list of all textbooks used to teach Physics at VMI from 1840's through 1954; and miscellaneous file of Professor S. Murray Heflin.

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Department of Physics Miscellaneous Historical Records, 1906/1950 0.20 cubic feet 1/2 document box

Ora M. Baldinger papers, 1906/1910

0.25 cubic feet approximately 40 items
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The Ora M. Baldinger papers consist of papers (approximately 40 items) dating from the cadetship of Baldinger, VMI Class of 1910. Included are his cadet account book, grade reports, receipts, and class notes from engineering and physics.

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Ora M. Baldinger papers, 1906/1910 0.25 cubic feet approximately 40 items

VMI diplomas collection, 1842/1978

80 items
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The VMI diplomas collection consists of VMI diplomas from various eras. The oldest is that of Edmund Pendleton, Class of 1842. Contact the VMI Archives for a complete list.

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VMI diplomas collection, 1842/1978 80 items

VMI quarterly and monthly grade reports, 1849/1933

20 items
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The VMI qarterly and monthly grade reports collection consists of grade report documents that were issued to parents of VMI cadets. The reports include class standing, treasurer's account information, and comments by the Superintendent regarding academics and conduct.

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VMI quarterly and monthly grade reports, 1849/1933 20 items

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