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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Horatio P. Mason World War I scrapbook, 1917/1919

1 items

This scrapbook documents Horatio P. Mason's service overseas during World War I. It includes documents, correspondence, photographs, postcards, and ephemera.

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Horatio P. Mason World War I scrapbook, 1917/1919 1 items

Mason, Horatio P. (Horatio Pleasants), 1895-1936

This scrapbook documents Horatio P. Mason's service overseas during World War I. It includes documents, correspondence, photographs, postcards, and ephemera.

World War I scrapbook, 1917/1919

This scrapbook documents Horatio P. Mason's service overseas during World War I. It includes documents, correspondence, photographs, postcards, and ephemera.

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Maury W. Boykin collection, 1917/1923

0.25 cubic feet

The collection consists primarily of Maury W. Boykins's personal papers, clippings, and other items relating to his 1923 tunnel plan. Also included is his United States Navy commission (dated 1917).

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Maury W. Boykin collection, 1917/1923 0.25 cubic feet

Boykin, Maury W. (Maury Wood), 1893-1984

The collection consists primarily of Maury W. Boykins's personal papers, clippings, and other items relating to his 1923 tunnel plan. Also included is his United States Navy commission (dated 1917).

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Thomas B. Scott collection, 1915/1919

20 items

This collection (approximately 20 items) consists of items related to Thomas B. Scott, Jr., VMI Class of 1914. Inlcuded is a cadet scrap book containing snapshots of Superintendent Edward W. Nichols, cadets, cadet activities, dance programs, and other VMI memorabilia. Also included are World War I postcards (15 items) and VMI postcards (4 items).

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Thomas B. Scott collection, 1915/1919 20 items

Scott, Thomas B. (Thomas Branch), 1894-1983

This collection (approximately 20 items) consists of items related to Thomas B. Scott, Jr., VMI Class of 1914. Inlcuded is a cadet scrap book containing snapshots of Superintendent Edward W. Nichols, cadets, cadet activities, dance programs, and other VMI memorabilia. Also included are World War I postcards (15 items) and VMI postcards (4 items).

Virginia Military Institute Archives

William M. Whittle papers, 1916/1919

21 items

The William M. Whittle papers consist of the military papers of Whittle, VMI Class of 1917. Whittle served in World War I with the United States Army, 314th Machine Gun Battalion and was sent to France in May 1918. The papers include:

  • A notebook containing war service chronology, notes concerning machine gun procedures, and names of officers in his unit
  • Military orders
  • Other documents and printed material
  • One photo of Whittle in his Army uniform, circa 1918

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William M. Whittle papers, 1916/1919 21 items

Whittle, William M. (William Murray), 1895-?

The William M. Whittle papers consist of the military papers of Whittle, VMI Class of 1917. Whittle served in World War I with the United States Army, 314th Machine Gun Battalion and was sent to France in May 1918. The papers include:

  • A notebook containing war service chronology, notes concerning machine gun procedures, and names of officers in his unit
  • Military orders
  • Other documents and printed material
  • One photo of Whittle in his Army uniform, circa 1918

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