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George Mason University

Henry H. Douglas papers, 1945/1992, bulk 1960/1973

0.75 linear ft.
Notes, articles, correspondence and other materials regarding information on Prince William County and surrounding areas.
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Henry H. Douglas papers, 1945/1992, bulk 1960/1973 0.75 linear ft.

Douglas, Henry H., 1903-1987
Notes, articles, correspondence and other materials regarding information on Prince William County and surrounding areas.
George Mason University

Henry H. Douglas papers, 1945/1992, bulk 1960/1973

1.25 Linear Feet 4 boxes
Notes, articles, correspondence and other materials regarding information on Prince William County, Virginia and surrounding areas.
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Henry H. Douglas papers, 1945/1992, bulk 1960/1973 1.25 Linear Feet 4 boxes

Douglas, Henry H., 1903-1987
Notes, articles, correspondence and other materials regarding information on Prince William County, Virginia and surrounding areas.
George Mason University

Pioneer America Society records

7 Linear Feet 13 boxes
The Pioneer America Society Collection (PAS) contains material related to the activities of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the PAS from 1967 to 1980. Additionally, the collection includes the publications and findings of the Chapter during that time period, including photographs and maps. The collection is divided into five series for easy use and research.
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Pioneer America Society records 7 Linear Feet 13 boxes

Douglas, Henry H., 1903-1987
The Pioneer America Society Collection (PAS) contains material related to the activities of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the PAS from 1967 to 1980. Additionally, the collection includes the publications and findings of the Chapter during that time period, including photographs and maps. The collection is divided into five series for easy use and research.

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