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Start Over Collection Chiles T. A. Larson Photograph Collection Date range 1959
College of William and Mary

Chiles T. A. Larson Photograph Collection

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This collection contains photographic prints, negatives, and slides that were taken on various assignments by Chiles T. A. Larson as a photographic journalist. The photographs include images taken by Larsen while an undergraduate at William & Mary and include images of sports, Greek life, campus scenes, drama and television productions, and the Norfolk Division of William & Mary, today known as Old Dominion University. The Norfolk Division photographs supported an article published in the Alumni Magazine in 1960. Also present in the collection are color slides of the Highland estate of James Monroe, owned by William & Mary, taken by Larson on assignment for an article in the Spring 1995 issue of the Alumni Magazine.

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Campus Life Box 1, Folder 1

Scope and Contents Item # - Year - Description - Subject Heading 1 circa 1959 students constructing Crim Dell--12 proofs B&G--Crim Dell 2 circa 1959 view from Wren Building front door B&G--Wren Building 3 circa 1959 view from Wren Building window B&G--Wren Building 4 circa 1959 sweeper B&G--Wren Building 5 circa 1959 stairway reader B&G--Wren Building 6 circa 1959 cupola and chimneys B&G--Wren Building 7 circa 1959 attic area B&G--Wren Building 8 circa 1959 library stacks B&G--Old Library (1908) 9 circa 1959 student at desk Student Life 10 circa 1959 brick wall--south entrance B&G--The Brafferton 11 circa 1959 doorway and bicycle--north entrance B&G--Wren Building

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Larson, Chiles T. A.

This collection contains photographic prints, negatives, and slides that were taken on various assignments by Chiles T. A. Larson as a photographic journalist. The photographs include images taken by Larsen while an undergraduate at William & Mary and include images of sports, Greek life, campus scenes, drama and television productions, and the Norfolk Division of William & Mary, today known as Old Dominion University. The Norfolk Division photographs supported an article published in the Alumni Magazine in 1960. Also present in the collection are color slides of the Highland estate of James Monroe, owned by William & Mary, taken by Larson on assignment for an article in the Spring 1995 issue of the Alumni Magazine.

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