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Start Over Collection Armand J. Galfo Papers, 1940/2008, bulk 1958/1995 Date range 1949 Level Series

Series 1: Biographical Materials, 1943/2006

This series includes correspondence and papers related to Dr. Galfo's teaching and scholarly works throughout his career. Materials include scrapbooks, collection of publication clippings from throughout Galfo's career, correspondence relating to the publication of several of books and articles, along with research notes, materials pertaining to Dr. Galfo's employment, correspondence with college officials, participation in committees, and some materials related to his applications to teach or approve specific courses. The series also includes son Christopher Galfo's Ph.D. dissertation research and articles, Mary Galfo's college studies materials, and materials related to the Galfo Family Endowment.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Armand J. Galfo Papers, 1940/2008, bulk 1958/1995

Series 7: Career-Related Materials, 1943/2006

This series includes photos, news clippings, mementos and job-related paperwork amassed during Dr. Galfo's career, pertaining specifically to his status as a professor, and his recognition for service. Three scrapbooks are included in this series, including one amassed upon his retirement of letters sent in his honor by current and former colleagues and students. Due to its size, one of the scrapbooks is maintained separately in Box 9.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Armand J. Galfo Papers, 1940/2008, bulk 1958/1995

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