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Start Over Collection University Archives Audiovisual Collection, 1930/2015, bulk 1985/2005 Date range 1996

William and Mary Men's Basketball Highlights featured on "The Charlie Woollum Show", 1996 Box Series 5, Box 36

One U-matic videotape of shows 4, 5, and 6 of "The Charlie Woollum Show" featuring the College's Men's Basketball team highlights from the 1995-1996 season. Show 4 features the College's games against George Mason, Old Dominion, and Eastern Carolina University. Show 5 features the College's games against James Madison University and Richmond. Show 6 features the College's games against Virginia Commonwealth University and American University. Produced by the College of William and Mary and Continental Cablevision of James City County. Acc. T1998.001

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. University Archives Audiovisual Collection, 1930/2015, bulk 1985/2005
  3. Series 5: Videotapes, 1966/2006
  4. U-matic Videotapes, 1966/1997

William and Mary Sings!: A Family Weekend Concert, 1996 Box 25

One audiocassette tape featuring the a cappella groups at the College of William and Mary performing in a Family Weekend Concert in 1996 at William and Mary Hall. Featured on the cassette are The Stairwells, Reveille, The Christopher Wren Singers, DoubleTake, The Intonations, Ebony Expressions, The Accidentals, and The Gentlemen of the College. The groups were introduced by Chad Carr, class of 1998. Acc. 2013.087.010

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. University Archives Audiovisual Collection, 1930/2015, bulk 1985/2005
  3. Series 1: Audiotapes, 1930/2003
  4. Audio Cassette Tapes, 1990/2003

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