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Arlington Public Library

Personal Papers of Beulah Shipley Goss, 1932-1972

1 box

RG 27 contains materials collected by Beulah Shipley Goss and dates from 1932 through 1972, although the bulk of the papers fall between 1942 and 1959. The collection measures approximately .8 linear feet. This collection reflects Goss's volunteer activities with various organizations and contains correspondence, publications, clippings, photographs, and administrative records for those groups.

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Personal Papers of Beulah Shipley Goss, 1932-1972 1 box

Goss, Beulah Shipley, 1898-1974

RG 27 contains materials collected by Beulah Shipley Goss and dates from 1932 through 1972, although the bulk of the papers fall between 1942 and 1959. The collection measures approximately .8 linear feet. This collection reflects Goss's volunteer activities with various organizations and contains correspondence, publications, clippings, photographs, and administrative records for those groups.

Alexandria Library

Robert Clinton Rutledge Collection (MS406)

1.38 Cubic Feet 3 boxes

The bulk of these papers are correspondence between Robert Rutledge and Harriet Hulfish. Besides information about their relationship, this correspondence refers to Army camp life where Rutledge was stationed in Camp Lee, Virginia; San Francisco, California; Tennessee; Kentucky; and Texas. The papers also contain an illustrated catalog of Staunton Military Academy, and a play and short stories authored by Rutledge.

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Robert Clinton Rutledge Collection (MS406) 1.38 Cubic Feet 3 boxes

Rutledge, Robert Clinton, 1920-2004

The bulk of these papers are correspondence between Robert Rutledge and Harriet Hulfish. Besides information about their relationship, this correspondence refers to Army camp life where Rutledge was stationed in Camp Lee, Virginia; San Francisco, California; Tennessee; Kentucky; and Texas. The papers also contain an illustrated catalog of Staunton Military Academy, and a play and short stories authored by Rutledge.

Fairfax County Public Library

The Dorothy L. Davis Scrapbooks, 1923-1939

0.5 linear feet
The Dorothy L. Davis Scrapbooks consists of 0.5 linear feet and spans the years 1923-1939 and comprises of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings chronicling the start of World War II, movie stars, poems, matrimony, and home decorating.
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The Dorothy L. Davis Scrapbooks, 1923-1939 0.5 linear feet

Clark, Dorothy L Davis (1905-1997)
The Dorothy L. Davis Scrapbooks consists of 0.5 linear feet and spans the years 1923-1939 and comprises of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings chronicling the start of World War II, movie stars, poems, matrimony, and home decorating.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Harry Lattimore Collection, 1875-1946

.5 linear feet
The Harry M. Lattimore Collection spans the years 1875-1946 and contains a school census, a leather pouch containing World War II Army discharge papers, photographs, correspondence, a penmanship workbook containing handwritten statements, and a book.
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The Harry Lattimore Collection, 1875-1946 .5 linear feet

Lattimore, Harry M. (1926-2004)
The Harry M. Lattimore Collection spans the years 1875-1946 and contains a school census, a leather pouch containing World War II Army discharge papers, photographs, correspondence, a penmanship workbook containing handwritten statements, and a book.

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