Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Date range: 1991 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 Date range 1991

Family Papers – Helen Cloer, 1930/1998 1 folder(s) Box 148, Folder 3

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Family Papers – Mrs. Fannie Belle Bush Cloer, "Mama", 1925/1993 1 folder(s) Box 148, Folder 1

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Family Papers - Photographs (2 folders), 1960/2016 2 folder(s) Box 148, Folder 5-6

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Family Papers – Wanda Wilson Setzer, 1921/2016 1 folder(s) Box 148, Folder 7

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Financial and Legal Papers, 1985/2017 1 folder(s) Box 91, Folder 9

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Good ads, examples, 1989/1994 1 folder(s) Box 87, Folder 9

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Greeting Cards, 1987/1992 1 folder(s) Box 64, Folder 1

Note that some greeting card folders will also contain thank you cards and postcards from friends and family.

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Greeting Cards - Birthday, 1988/1992 1 folder(s) Box 64, Folder 2

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"Home to Holly Springs, " research on kudzu and gardening, 1985/2007 1 folder(s) Box 6, Folder 1

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"Home to Holly Springs, " research trip travel arrangements with Sea Gate Travel Group, includes a photograph of Mrs. Pearl B. Richardson (1943), 1943/2006 1 folder(s) Box 6, Folder 6

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