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John Preston McConnell Official Papers, 1913-1940

6.0 Linear feet
Abstract Or Scope
Contains official papers of President John Preston MConnell during his administration of the Radford State Teachers College (formerly known as the State Normal and Industrial School for Women) from 1913 to 1937. Contains commencement programs and administrative and subject files arranged in alphabetical order. See the full inventory of the collection for more details.
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John Preston McConnell Official Papers, 1913-1940 6.0 Linear feet

John Preston McConnell - Personal Papers, 1911-1991

12.5 Linear feet
Abstract Or Scope
Contains the personal papers of John Preston MConnell during his presidency of the Radford State Teachers College (formerly known as the State Normal and Industrial School for Women) from 1913 to 1937. Contains papers, correspondence, writings, and other materials related to Dr. McConnell's personal and profssional interests. The files are in alphabetical order by subject, and reflect orginal order of the files. For more information see the online finding aid here.
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John Preston McConnell - Personal Papers, 1911-1991 12.5 Linear feet

McConnell Library Records: Academic Affairs , 1930-1991

2.5 Linear feet
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This collection contains correspondence from distinguished citizens of Virginia in response to a request by Radford College President John Preston McConnell in 1933. Responses to McConnell's request are collected here, and include letters, pamphlets, memoirs, reports, news articles, newsletters, and various documents about Virginia. For more details see the online finding aid for this collection.
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McConnell Library Records: Academic Affairs , 1930-1991 2.5 Linear feet

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