Collection: Papers of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, 1858/2016 / Creator: Rathbone, Elizabeth Adams, 1837-1923 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Committee on Congressional Questions, 1913 Box 44, Folder 45

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Administrative and miscellaneous, 1912/1918 Box 44, Folder 46

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Cabinets for relics, 1915 Box 44, Folder 47

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Detroit Mount Vernon Society, 1912/1917 Box 44, Folder 48

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – From Harrison H. Dodge Box 44, Folder 49

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Penitentiary at Belvoir, 1910/1911 Box 44, Folder 51

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Pohick Church, 1912/1917 Box 44, Folder 50

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Correspondence – Washington relics, 1910/1914 Box 44, Folder 52

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Rathbone, Elizabeth - Historical treatises Box 44, Folder 53

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Rathbone, Elizabeth [Michigan], 1885/1918 Box 58, Folder 24

Writings on Mount Vernon; Booklets, "The Mount Vernon Society of Detroit Michigan," and "What Michigan Has Done for Mount Vernon"

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