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Arthur George Williams Papers, 1936/1945

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The collection contains a black and white photograph of Arthur George Williams, Professor of Modern Languages at the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, in his study as well as a letter written during World War II about giving guns from the war to a friend in the United States. It is unclear if the letter relates to Professor Williams.

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Arthur George Williams postcards, 1925

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3 postcards, 1925, and undated, sent to Willam & Mary professor Arthur George Williams, Williamsburg, Virginia. Each postcard was sent by a different student from Paris, France. Only last names of students are legible: Cobb, Lyons, Thomson.

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Arthur George Williams Scrapbooks, 1905/1935

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This collection consists of two scrapbooks measuring 8.75" x 11". They contain birth certificates of Williams' children and other family information, letters to and from Arthur Williams, especially concerning his employment, and newspaper clippings about Williams and his family.

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