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Alexander D. Exall collection, 1872/1876

6 items
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This collection consists of items from the VMI cadetship of Alexander D. Exall, VMI Class of 1876, including:

  • A cadet scrapbook that contains clippings and poetry
  • An autograph album that contains inscriptions from classmates
  • Three photographs of Cadet Exall
  • The French/English dictionary he used at VMI

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Alexander D. Exall collection, 1872/1876 6 items

Edward C. Laird account book, 1872/1875

1 items
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This collection consists of the account book of Edward C. Laird and contains entries for cadet expenses (1872-1875).

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Edward C. Laird account book, 1872/1875 1 items

Francis B. Clark collection, 1866/1876

2 items
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This collection (two items) consists of a notebook containing original poetry by Francis B. Clark, including "Natural Bridge," "To the Lee Family," and "Washington and Lee." The collection also contains one privately printed poem "The Irish Emigrant."

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Francis B. Clark collection, 1866/1876 2 items

George S. Patton, Jr. cadet account book, 1873/1877

1 items
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This collection consists an account book owned by George S. Patton, Jr. The book contains a list of school expenses incurred while he was a cadet at VMI from 1873 to 1877.

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George S. Patton, Jr. cadet account book, 1873/1877 1 items

James A. Forsythe collection, 1871/1875

2 items
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This collection consists of a notebook compiled by Cadet James A. Forsythe and a graduation bible. The notework contains copied poetry and company rosters. Forsythe's photograph album is also available in the VMI Archives.

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James A. Forsythe collection, 1871/1875 2 items

Richard K. Boney collection, 1874/1878

5 items
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The collection consists of a three-volume diary dating from the VMI cadetship of Richard K. Boney (1874-1878). The diary contains daily brief entries and notes weather and significant events. The collection also includes a poetry notebook (1874-1878) that contains standard VMI poetry and copied quotations, and one scrapbook fragment (1874-1878) with clippings about VMI events, programs, and invitations.

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Richard K. Boney collection, 1874/1878 5 items

Robert Beverley notebooks, 1874/1875

2 items Two bound notebooks. One volume contains two loose leaves in the front.
Abstract Or Scope

This collection consists of two poetry notebooks compiled by VMI Cadet Robert Beverley during the period of 1874 to 1875. The volumes contain original poetry composed by VMI cadets, as well as copied verses. Cadet authors include Smith Caruthers (Class of 1875), Samuel M. Cooper (Class of 1876), Selby Jones (Class of 1864), and Charles D. Walker (Class of 1869). The notebooks also contain poetry by faculty member Robert L. Madison. An index is located in front of volume one.

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Robert Beverley notebooks, 1874/1875 2 items Two bound notebooks. One volume contains two loose leaves in the front.

William H. Mitchell account book, 1870/1891

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This collection consists of the account book of William H. Mitchell. The account book contains entries for cadet expenses (1870-1871). It also contains household financial accounts (1889-1891) for Mitchell and possibly other family members.

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William H. Mitchell account book, 1870/1891 1 items

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