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Start Over Collection Richard McClintock Collection Date range 1962
Hampden-Sydney College

Richard McClintock Collection

4 Boxes

Folder 1 - Labeled Individuals, Photographs (36) Folder 2 - Labeled Groups, Photographs (41) Folder 3 - Labeled Events, Photographs (52) Folder 4 - Editing Labels, Photographs (25) Folder 5 - Unlabeled Individuals, Photographs (80) Folder 6 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (121) Folder 7 - Unlabeled Speakers, Photographs (37) Folder 8 - Unlabeled Sports, Photographs (58) Folder 9 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (91) Folder 10 - Unlabeled Landscapes, Photographs (149) Folder 11 - Unlabeled Oversized Photographs (5) Folder 12 - Loose Negatives (27) Folder 13 - Correspondence Attached (7) Folder 14 - Correspondence, Notes, Ephemera

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Richard McClintock Collection 4 Boxes

Folder 1 - Labeled Individuals, Photographs (36) Folder 2 - Labeled Groups, Photographs (41) Folder 3 - Labeled Events, Photographs (52) Folder 4 - Editing Labels, Photographs (25) Folder 5 - Unlabeled Individuals, Photographs (80) Folder 6 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (121) Folder 7 - Unlabeled Speakers, Photographs (37) Folder 8 - Unlabeled Sports, Photographs (58) Folder 9 - Unlabeled Groups, Photographs (91) Folder 10 - Unlabeled Landscapes, Photographs (149) Folder 11 - Unlabeled Oversized Photographs (5) Folder 12 - Loose Negatives (27) Folder 13 - Correspondence Attached (7) Folder 14 - Correspondence, Notes, Ephemera

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