Collection: Singleton P. Moorehead Papers, 1923-1972

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Field notebook 92 pages (26 cm) Volume 2

Sketchbook from research trips around Virginia. Has many pages torn out and perhaps relocated elsewhere in the collection.

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folder 11, [title not supplied] 2 items Folder 11

Contains a reproduction and sketch from New Orleans, LA.

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folder 11, [title not supplied] 313 items Folder 11

Contains a series of index cards carrying history, descriptions, citationsm, and other reference material.

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folder 12, [title not supplied] 16 items Folder 12

Contains lists of books of interest, correspondance, and magazines. As well as an example photo book of the work by Perry, Shaw, and Hepburn.

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folder 13, [title not supplied] 4 items Folder 13

Contains photographs and a photostat, including a portrait by Thomas L. Williams.

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folder 14, [title not supplied] 5 items Folder 14

Contains miscelleous sketches.

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folder 16, [title not supplied] 8 items Folder 16

Contains sketches of heraldic designs from English abbys.

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folder 17, [title not supplied] 11 items Folder 17

Contains elevations and blueprints. The locations are unclear.

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folder 18, [title not supplied] 50 items Folder 18

Contains sketches and photostats of various architectural details. The related locations are unclear.

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folder 1, [title not supplied] 20 items Folder 1

Contains photostats of Monogram ciphers, with envelope from the New York public library from which the research was procured.

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