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Hampden-Sydney College

Chemistry Department Purchase Ledger, 1946/1962

1 Volumes
This item is a partially used purchase ledger that details the expenses of the chemistry department from 1946-1962.
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Chemistry Department Purchase Ledger, 1946/1962 1 Volumes

Hampden-Sydney College
This item is a partially used purchase ledger that details the expenses of the chemistry department from 1946-1962.
Hampden-Sydney College

Science Building Papers (Gilmer Hall), 1941/2006

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The Science Building Records (Gilmer Hall) 1941-1971, collection contains correspondence, proposals, memoranda, architectural drawings, and alcohol permits relating to the building and maintenance of a science building on campus known as Gilmer Hall. Not included in the collection are documents regarding individual department purchases or information about the current science building, Pauley Science Center. Also included are some documents regarding Herbert Sipe and the chemistry department.

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Science Building Papers (Gilmer Hall), 1941/2006 1 Linear Feet

Hampden-Sydney College

The Science Building Records (Gilmer Hall) 1941-1971, collection contains correspondence, proposals, memoranda, architectural drawings, and alcohol permits relating to the building and maintenance of a science building on campus known as Gilmer Hall. Not included in the collection are documents regarding individual department purchases or information about the current science building, Pauley Science Center. Also included are some documents regarding Herbert Sipe and the chemistry department.

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