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College of William and Mary

Charlotte Ursula Zolotow papers, 1930/2013

43.37 Linear Feet 104 full Hollinger boxes, a typewriter, and rolled artwork.

The Charlotte Ursula Zolotow papers contains professional and personal correspondence, manuscripts, publisher galleys, photographs, slides, and artworks from illustrators. The materials document the personal and professional life of children's book author and editor Charlotte Ursula Zolotow.

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Charlotte Ursula Zolotow papers, 1930/2013 43.37 Linear Feet 104 full Hollinger boxes, a typewriter, and rolled artwork.

The Charlotte Ursula Zolotow papers contains professional and personal correspondence, manuscripts, publisher galleys, photographs, slides, and artworks from illustrators. The materials document the personal and professional life of children's book author and editor Charlotte Ursula Zolotow.

College of William and Mary

Marion Lang diaries, 1976/1988

.42 Linear Feet 1 Hollinger Box

The collection consists of 9 diaries belonging to Marion Lang. The diaries detail her life in Virginia from the 1970's to the 1980's. They offer a detailed summary of daily life. The diaries consist of 5 journals and 4 spiraled notebooks.

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Marion Lang diaries, 1976/1988 .42 Linear Feet 1 Hollinger Box

The collection consists of 9 diaries belonging to Marion Lang. The diaries detail her life in Virginia from the 1970's to the 1980's. They offer a detailed summary of daily life. The diaries consist of 5 journals and 4 spiraled notebooks.

College of William and Mary

University Archives Scrapbook Collection, 1915/1989, bulk 1919/1943

15.00 Linear Feet

This collection contains scrapbooks related to faculty, students, and various programs and events at the College of William and Mary.

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