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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Board of Visitors committee records, 1864/1970

6 cubic feet

This sub-group consists of records of standing and ad hoc committees of the Virginia Military Institute Board of Visitors. Historical documents include ledger concerning bonds, correspondence, reports, members' travel expenses, and receipts for meeting expenses.

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Board of Visitors committee records, 1864/1970 6 cubic feet

Virginia Military Institute. Board of Visitors

This sub-group consists of records of standing and ad hoc committees of the Virginia Military Institute Board of Visitors. Historical documents include ledger concerning bonds, correspondence, reports, members' travel expenses, and receipts for meeting expenses.

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Board of Visitors reports and records, 1898/2011

1 cubic feet
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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Office of the Superintendent Board of Visitors meeting subject files, 1907/1981

3 cubic feet

These records consist of one chronological file, 1909-1953, primarily containing Superintendent's working reports and memoranda to the Board of Visitors; some annotations. In addition, there are Superintendent's copies of BOV meeting packets for Gen. Shell and Irby; some with annotations.

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Office of the Superintendent Board of Visitors meeting subject files, 1907/1981 3 cubic feet

Nichols, E. W. (Edward West), 1858-1927

These records consist of one chronological file, 1909-1953, primarily containing Superintendent's working reports and memoranda to the Board of Visitors; some annotations. In addition, there are Superintendent's copies of BOV meeting packets for Gen. Shell and Irby; some with annotations.

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