Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Floppy Disk – "5 Files: Bio; Letters to Special Readers; Mitford Appreciation Society; Mitford Children's Foundation; Mitford General; MS Word: Reader Quotes", 2000 1 items Box 136, Digital_container 38

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"for Granny - Songs from the good 'ol days, love, Candace" 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 91

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Friends of the Library Annual Luncheon, 1996 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0603

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"Garrison's", 1981 1 Cassettes Box Audiocassette 3605

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Hallmark Plus Winter Buy Meeting, Mitford Open, 1998 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0609

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Handmade Album of envelopes which contain letters from members of the Jan Karon online bulletin board who also contributed squares for a quilt honoring Jan Karon and has a Victor Hugo quotation on the front, 2002/2005 1 Volumes Box 117

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Hard Drive (internal) 1 items Box 120

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Hard Drive (internal), 2011 1 items Box 119

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Holly Springs research trip photographs, 2006 1 items Box Disk 2483-000

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"Home to Holly Springs casting CD, " 1 of 2 disks, 2007 1 items Box Disk 2490-001

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