Collection: James Barron Hope Papers (I), 1790/1965, bulk 1847/1887 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection James Barron Hope Papers (I), 1790/1965, bulk 1847/1887

[Annie Whiting], Hampton, to Carrie [Campbell], 1857

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Announcement of an address by James Barron Hope, 1880 Box 7B, Folder 2

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Announcement of the Founders' Day Observance at Jamestown Island, to be held on the next day; from the Richmond [?], 1895 Box 5, Folder 9

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Announcement of the publication of Little Stories for Little Peopleby James Barron Hope Box 8, Folder 13

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Announcing a fair and concert of the Pickett - Buchanan Camp Confederate Veterans, Norfolk, Virginia, 1884 Box 2, Folder 67

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A portion of the front page of the Daily Advertiserof Boston, 1881 Box 6, Folder 13

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Appointments

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Article by Janey Hope Marr in the Hampton Monitortitled "Correct Story of Hope-Lamb Affair", 1903 Box 8, Folder 11

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Article from the Knoxville Sentinelon "Hope's Landmark", 1912 Box 5, Folder 15

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Article from the Norfolk Landmark, 1887 Box 7B, Folder 8

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