Collection: John W. Davis, Lawyer, Papers, 1842/1978 - ARVAS Search Results

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Photographs of Julia Davis Adams' trip to Russia Box ADD 1, Folder 6

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Presidential campaign photographs of John W. Davis, 1924 Box ADD 1, Folder 3

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Reel #1. Correspondence, 1921/1952 Reel 1

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Reel #2. Correspondence, 1920/1954 Reel 2

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Reel #3. Correspondence, 1921/1952 Reel 3

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Reel #4. Diaries, 1918/1921 Reel 4

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Reel #5. Newsreel, 1924 Reel 5

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Scrapbook (includes the following: 1861 full newspaper; 1924 newspaper clippings, magazine articles, pamphlets of political topics, such as speeches, West Virginia governor, and the democratic convention. Most [if not all] materials pertain to John W. Davis, his career and his political ongoings for the year. This artifact is VERY FRAGILE; handle with care.), 1861/1924 Box Oversize 5

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Script of a two act play about John Brown at Harpers Ferry entitled "The Anvil" Box ADD 2, Folder 2

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The Poetical Works of John Milton, published by William P. Nimmo, London, EN, 1878 Box Oversize 4

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