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From Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia Box 5, Folder 6

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Further away shot of statue with Santa Claus beard and hat Box 5, Folder 44

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Halloween Pumpkins on King William and Queen Mary Box 5, Folder 35

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Harvey Credle – Auctioneer at Prentis Store – CW News No. 78-DS-1523 Box 5, Folder 2

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Historical Bruton church seeks to tell whole story about the horrors of slavery by Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia Box 13, Folder 10

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Introduction to text of talk to visitor guides at Bruton Parish Church Box 13, Folder 10

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Jamestown Festival scrapbook IV (part I) Box 14

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Jamestown Festival scrapbook IV (part II) Box 15

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John R. Thurman Building Box 5, Folder 22

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K? Nu Chapter pledge class 1953, standing L to R: Jack Ulrich, Jim Tordy, John Kepley, Will Molineux, Lorne Hicks, seated L to R: Phil Sueud, Bob Clark, Bob Rapp, Dick Blanchard, Ed Watkins, Norman Moomjian Box 5, Folder 49

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