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Labeled: p. 25, Wmsbg Spot No Sty, Honored by W&M, Retiring Faculty, Standing L to R – Harvey Chappell and Thomas Graves, Seated L to R – George Crawford (Physics), Charles Marsh (Business), J. Wilfred Lambert (Registrar), 68 written in red pencil Box 5, Folder 26

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Large assembly, labeled: Charter Day in Blow Gym? 1960s? Box 5, Folder 42

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Large copy of photo (printed on photo paper) of interior of Bruton Parish church, original photo labeled Copyright 1907 by Cheyno Box 5, Folder 66

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Large photograph of a concert, labeled: Summer Band School Concert, Williamsburg Spot w/sty, Young and old jam… Box 5, Folder 42

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Large photograph of a girl holding a book and smiling at the camera in a library, front of photo labeled 67% flop 14 200, back labeled: flop negative (in red pencil), spot Williamsburg 3x4, Williamsburg Miss Sanley (?) _ _ ___ W&M yearbook (?), 047758 Box 5, Folder 33

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Large photograph of construction of brick paths—Millington Hall in background Box 5, Folder 42

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Large photograph of cow in front of Wren building Box 5, Folder 35

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Large photograph of excavation site at Bruton Parish, back labeled Willm, 24 Box 5, Folder 66

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Large photograph of gateposts in front of Tucker Building, labeled: Box 5, Folder 35

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Large photograph of Santa statue Box 5, Folder 35

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