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George Trimble Collection, 1838/1975

2 Linear Feet 2 boxes: 1 half size file box and 1 medium size flat box
Abstract Or Scope
A variety of materials collected by Strasburg resident George Trimble, including Strasburg Rescue Squad photographs and documents, Strasburg Museum documents, and other Strasburg ephemera.
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George Trimble Collection, 1838/1975 2 Linear Feet 2 boxes: 1 half size file box and 1 medium size flat box

Nick Racey Collection, 1766/1941

24.5 Linear Feet 4 x 1 linear feet, legal size flip top document boxes 1 x 1.5 linear feet, legal size flip top document box 2 x .5 linear feet, legal size flip top document boxes 3 x 3 linear feet, print boxes 3 x 2 linear feet, deep lid print boxes 1 x 6 linear feet, print box
Abstract Or Scope
Documents, photographs, and ledgers from the northern portion of Shenandoah County collected by Nick Racey. Materials are created from the late 18th through the mid 20th century and include personal papers and business records.
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Nick Racey Collection, 1766/1941 24.5 Linear Feet 4 x 1 linear feet, legal size flip top document boxes 1 x 1.5 linear feet, legal size flip top document box 2 x .5 linear feet, legal size flip top document boxes 3 x 3 linear feet, print boxes 3 x 2 linear feet, deep lid print boxes 1 x 6 linear feet, print box

Strasburg Library Collection, 1838/2005

1 Linear Feet 1 box, 10 folders
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Publications, newspaper clippings, patent copies, and other documents from the Strasburg Public Library that relate to the history of Strasburg and surrounding areas.
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Strasburg Library Collection, 1838/2005 1 Linear Feet 1 box, 10 folders

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