Collection: Will Molineux collection, 1952/2025 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Thompson Building (Women's), stamped with "Colonial Williamsburg Photograph, Thomas L. Williams" and a disclaimer, also stamped with the number 15271 Box 5, Folder 23

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Thompson, stamped with "Photographed by Colonial Williamburg" and labeled with the number 66-SMT-709, and "Eastern State Hospital" Box 5, Folder 23

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Three close-up shots of a man, two shots identical Box 5, Folder 65

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Three yellowed, type-written pages, labeled "Some Kinda Nut:", AD-1, AD-2, and AD-3 Box 5, Folder 66

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"Throughout the 19th century, Eastern State Hospital…" Box 5, Folder 19

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Thurman Building – labeled p42#53, large black and white photo of building Box 5, Folder 22

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Thurman w/ Montague in Background – large black and white photo of building Box 5, Folder 22

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Two copies of close-up picture of statue with Santa Claus beard Box 5, Folder 44

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Two copies of similar shot as above Box 5, Folder 44

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Two men with a dog, labeled (using a post-it note): ____ (?) "Winkie" Wilde, '55, Carlton "Gordo" Wilde, '57, dog, unknown, but there was a dog show at Colonial festival '55, 1957 Box 5, Folder 29

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