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

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Small Black Travel Utility Bag with "Phil. 4:13 For Pete's Sake! HC2 – Blowing Rock, NC September 2007" on the front of the bag, 2007 Box 115

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Spier NY Penguin "Light from Heaven" (PB) Advertisement, 2006 Box Disk 2486-000

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Spier NY Viking "Mitford Bedside Companion" Adverstisement, 2006 Box Disk 2485-000

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"Taxes All Years 1988-1993 and Payment Record", 1988/1993 Box 136, Digital_container 5

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"Tea Time Piece Photos", 2006 Box 137, Digital_container 67

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"The Creative Process" edited by Brewster Ghiselin, with the note "An important work, read many times over when I was in my twenties and thirties", 1955 Box 118

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"The Jan Karon Story Hour, " 1 of 2 audio compact disks, 2004 Box Disk 2480-001

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"The Jan Karon Story Hour, " 2 of 2 audio compact disks, 2004 Box Disk 2480-002

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"The Jolly Jump-Ups Favorite Nursery Stories, " a favorite book from childhood, 1942 Box 118

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"The Pocket Book of Robert Frost's Poems" with an introduction and commentary by Louis Untermeyer, given to Jan Karon by her grandmother at Christmas 1946, "this book had a powerful influence on my inner life and zeal to become an author" note dated January 22, 1999, 1946 Box 118

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