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Virginia Military Institute Archives

George S. Plants, Jr. papers, 1904/1909

4 items

The George S. Plants, Jr. papers consist of four items relating primarily to VMI cadetship of George S. Plants (1904-1906), including:

  • A cadet account book that lists VMI expenses from 1904 to 1906
  • A notebook containing popular VMI football yells (circa 1905)
  • One letter (dated May 14, 1905) from Plants to his parents concerning the mess hall fire and the upcoming New Market Day ceremony
  • One letter (dated July 1909) from Plants's classmate Jesse P. Jarvis (VMI Class of 1908)

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George S. Plants, Jr. papers, 1904/1909 4 items

Plants, George S., Jr. (George Sands), 1885-1971

The George S. Plants, Jr. papers consist of four items relating primarily to VMI cadetship of George S. Plants (1904-1906), including:

  • A cadet account book that lists VMI expenses from 1904 to 1906
  • A notebook containing popular VMI football yells (circa 1905)
  • One letter (dated May 14, 1905) from Plants to his parents concerning the mess hall fire and the upcoming New Market Day ceremony
  • One letter (dated July 1909) from Plants's classmate Jesse P. Jarvis (VMI Class of 1908)

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