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Start Over Collection Randall S. Hawthorne Papers, 1935/2014, bulk 1980/2000 Date range 1995

Acc. 2012.320, 1973/2008 Box 9

The bulk of this accession contains photographs and clippings related to the track and cross country teams at the College of William and Mary. Both the mens and womens track and cross country teams are represented. Also included in the accession are William and Mary football programs, publications from the Colonial Williamburg Foundation from the 1980s, and publications related to the 300th Anniversary of the College of William and Mary from circa 1993.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Randall S. Hawthorne Papers, 1935/2014, bulk 1980/2000
  3. Series 3: Ongoing Accessions, 1944/2008

Acc. 2012.398, 1961/2012 Box 9

Contains football programs from William and Mary games against George Washington in 1961 and 1963; Program and results from the 2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships in Louisville, Kentucky; Program from the 2012 CAA Cross Country Championships in Williamsburg, Virginia; Program for the 11 Annual Spider Alumni Open cross country meet in Richmond, Virginia on September 1, 2012; and a manuscript written by G. Curtis Jones about the death of his son Peter G. Jones, who ran cross country and track for William and Mary from 1967-1971, at the age of 30.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Randall S. Hawthorne Papers, 1935/2014, bulk 1980/2000
  3. Series 3: Ongoing Accessions, 1944/2008

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