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

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Public Appearances "Light from Heaven Fall tour, " power point of Chapel on the Hill Book Teas – Mitford, 2005 1 items Box Disk 2482-000

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Purple T-Shirt with the quotation "Future Inductee National Women's Hall of Fame, Seneca Falls, New York 1 items Box 114

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Quail Ridge Book club, 1996 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0604

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Refrigerator Magnet with the quotation "Mitford Days in Blowing Rock A Festival Celebrating Jan Karon's Mitford Books", 2007 1 items Box 114

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Research for In the Company of Others set in Ireland, audio 1 items Box Disk 2506-000

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"Response 5, " Volume 2, Number 1, Jan founded and edited this quarterly publication as Jan Orth, Charlotte, North Carolina, for several issues, 1962 1 Volumes Box 118

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"Road Back Home" by Patrick Osborne, Little Bird Studios, Omaha, Nebraska, accompanied personal correspondence, May 19, 2018, 2013 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 88

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"Romances, She Wrote" starring Jan Karon, Cupid Productions, in a handmade decorated case 1 Cassettes Box Videocassette 0626

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"Sermon Intro and Intro to Letters" 1 items Box 137, Digital_container 71

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"Short Stories (additional stories on separate disk), 1994 1 items Box 136, Digital_container 13

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