Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Date range: 1986 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 Date range 1986

Photographs – Family and Friends, 1950/2017 2 folder(s) Box 133, Folder 4-5

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Photographs of Family and Friends with Jan Karon, 1928/1996 1 folder(s) Box 86, Folder 14

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Photographs of Jan Karon, including publicity shots and one with President George Herbert Walker Bush and a mounted photograph of Jan Karon marching with other ladies to integrate lunch counters in Charlotte, North Carolina, 1960/2012 1 folder(s) Box 86, Folder 13

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Poetry by Jan Karon, 1957/2017 1 folder(s) Box 49, Folder 13

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Publicity, includes clippings from the "Charlotte Observer", 1978/2018 1 folder(s) Box 134, Folder 3

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Research file for Father Tim character, 1975/1996 1 folder(s) Box 96, Folder 8

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Resume and Client Letters, 1977/1993 1 folder(s) Box 89, Folder 10

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Royal Caribbean Cruises, 1986/1995 1 folder(s) Box 89, Folder 11

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Stephen E. Kelly Award, 1986/1987 1 folder(s) Box 89, Folder 12

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Thanksgiving, chiefly recipes, 1982/1988 1 folder(s) Box 96, Folder 12

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