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Cadet Life, Organizations, and Activities

25 cubic feet
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This record group comprises material relating to cadet social life anc customs, cadet recreational organizations and clubs, misc. cadet life memorabilia and printed material.

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Cadet Life, Organizations, and Activities 25 cubic feet

Cincinnatus Monument scrapbooks

2 items
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This collection consists of two scrapbooks that document the history and dedication of VMI's Cincinnatus Monument. The monument was unveiled and dedicated on November 11, 1983. The scrapbooks were compiled by Monument Committee member Percy M. "Pete" Lincoln, Jr. (VMI Class of 1957).

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Cincinnatus Monument scrapbooks 2 items

Founders Day

25 cubic feet
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Chronological file containing programs, speeches, photos and other publicity material relating to the annual Nov. 11 celebrations. Includes programs for Semi-Centennial (1889), Centennial (1939), and Sesquicentennial (1989).

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Founders Day 25 cubic feet

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Marshall Day

25 cubic feet
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Records relating to the Marshall Day celebration held on May 15, 1951. This major event honored General George C. Marshall (VMI Class of 1901) and was attended by many digitaries and Marshall associates.

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Marshall Day 25 cubic feet

Records of Inaugurations and Assumption of Command Ceremonies for VMI Superintendents

3 cubic feet
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Records relating to the inaugural ceremonies or assumption of command events for the various Superintendents. In recent administations there have not been elaborate inaugural ceremonies.

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Robert M. T. Hunter manuscript

1 items 41 pages
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This collection consists of a 41 page manuscript of a speech given at VMI by Senator Robert M. T. Hunter on July 3, 1857 as part of the celebrations marking the end of the academic year. The speech was subsequently printed by McFarlane & Fergusson (Richmond, Virginia) and that published version is also available in the VMI Archives.

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Robert M. T. Hunter manuscript 1 items 41 pages

Special event subject files

25 cubic feet
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Records relating to Institute special events. This material includes information about major events such as New Market Day, Founders Day and graduation, as well as material concerning building and other dedications, events honoring individuals, visiting dignitaries, and related material.

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Special event subject files 25 cubic feet

Video Collections

40 c.f. cubic feet
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A collection of videos (some amateur, some professional) documenting special events such as matriculation, Ring Figure, graduation, speeches, and other topics relating to VMI activities and cadet life. The bulk of this collection dates from the 1980's forward, although a few date from an earlier period.

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Video Collections 40 c.f. cubic feet

VMI Founders Day speech

1 items 4 pages
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This collection consists of a four page holograph manuscript containing the text of a speech given by an unidentified speaker on the VMI's Founders Day anniversary, November 11, 1843.

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VMI Founders Day speech 1 items 4 pages

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