Repository: Library of Virginia / Collection: Tredegar Iron Works Records, 1801-1957 / Level: Series

Library of Virginia

The Library of Virginia

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Richmond, VA 23219

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The Library of Virginia is one of the oldest agencies of Virginia government, founded in 1823 to preserve and provide access to the state's incomparable printed and manuscript holdings. Our collection, which has grown steadily through the years, is the most comprehensive resource in the world for the study of Virginia history, culture, and government.

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Start Over Repository Library of Virginia Collection Tredegar Iron Works Records, 1801-1957 Level Series

Appendix A : Oversize Folders Extent: 15 cu. ft. (7 boxes, 6 map case drawers, and 1 rolled tube). Box Boxes 1227-1233, Folders 1-93

Note to Archives Reference: For oversize folders in drawers, search by folder number using three numerals, e.g. for Oversize Folder 81, search "f081". If the folder is in a box, search by box number.

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Appendix B: Agreements and Deeds

Itemized listing of agreements and deeds

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Appendix C: Finding aid key

Items listed under old system of numbers and Roman numerals can be found in the corresponding series of the new finding aid

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Series I. Administrative Records, 1801-1957 (bulk 1900-1950) Extent: 23.7 cu. ft. (56 boxes and 14 volumes on shelf). Box 1-54

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Series II. General Accounts, 1836-1957(bulk 1870-1920) Extent: 77.1 cu. ft. (98 boxes and 179 volumes on shelf). Box 55-151.

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Series III. Production and Labor Records, 1843-1957 (bulk 1870-1930) Extent: 109.7 cu. ft. (134 boxes and 26 volumes on shelf). Box 152-171 and 1234-1337

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Series IV. Purchasing and Receiving Records, 1861-1911 Extent: .75 cu. ft. (3 boxes). Box 172-174

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Series VI. Correspondence, Inletters, 1872-1957 Extent: 231.45 cu. ft. (656 boxes). Box 205-860

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Series VII. Correspondence, Outgoing, 1841-1951, (bulk 1841-1901 and 1917-1942) Extent: 108.23 cu. ft. (326 boxes and 171 volumes on shelf). Box 861-1186

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Series VIII. Anderson Family Papers, 1841-1936 (bulk 1860-1915) Extent: 14.55 cu. ft. (40 boxes and 3 volumes on shelf). Box 1187-1226

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