Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Date range: 1995 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 Date range 1995

"Miss Fannie's Hat, " typed manuscripts and audio script, including the unedited original typed manuscript and a Spanish translation, 1992/1997 1 folder(s) Box 17, Folder 5

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Mitford, Barony of, Northumberland, England, 1991/2003 1 folder(s) Box 93, Folder 5

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Mitford - General (6 folders), 1994/2008 6 folder(s) Box 92

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News clippings and Printed Material, 1985/2014 1 folder(s) Box 86, Folder 9

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Notes, Instructions and Errand Lists, 1026/2008 1 folder(s) Box 86, Folder 10

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"Out to Canaan, " author's notes and copy, 1994/1995 1 folder(s) Box 21, Folder 1

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"[Out to] Canaan Part 3 – From 3/94, - From 10/94, - From 1/12/95, - From 4/9/95, 5/7/96", 1994/1996 1 items Box 136, Digital_container 18

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"Out to Canaan, " research and notes, 1982/1996 1 folder(s) Box 22, Folder 6

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Passports, 1981/2006 1 folder(s) Box 96, Folder 3

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Penguin USA, Video Presentations, Hardcover Tape 1, 1995 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0602

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