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

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"My Docs Pt. 1, Floppy Disk 3 – File: Esmont; MS Word: Rosegate Now", 1999/2000 Box 136, Digital_container 32

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"My Docs Pt. 2, Floppy Disk 3 – 2 Files: Esmont; Hallmark Cards", 1999/2000 Box 136, Digital_container 33

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"My Docs Pt. 3, Floppy Disk 3 – 3 Files: Hallmark Cards; My Pictures; Personal", 1999/2000 Box 136, Digital_container 34

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"My Docs Pt. 4, Floppy Disk 3 – 3 Files: Personal; Retired; Rosegate", 1999/2000 Box 136, Digital_container 35

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"My Docs Pt. 5, Floppy Disk 3 – All Files: Rosegate; Salem Association.; Taxes All Years", 1999/2000 Box 136, Digital_container 36

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Name Badge for Jan Karon for the Second International Mitford Homecoming, 2007 Box 114

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North Carolina Author's Series Radio interview of Jan Karon, Author's copy, 1997 Box Audiocassette 3608

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"[Out to Canaan?] Book Four – Chapter 1 (4/22/96), 1-2 (4/27/96, 4//30/96), Manuscript to Date (5/13/96, 5/14, 5/15, 5/20, 5/28, 5/30, 6/4, 6/11, 7/6) Mac", 1996 Box 136, Digital_container 20

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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 Box 136, Digital_container 18

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Penguin advertising spots for the "Shepherds Abiding" paperback, Fall and Christmas, by agency Spier New York, running time on television :15 each season, 2004 Box Videocassette 0619

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