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Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Photograph of Congressman Hayes, 1900/1920

1 Photographic Prints

A photograph of Congressman Hayes. No other information is available, though it can be estimated that this photograph was taken during the early 1900s and is a similar size, format, and markings, as other photographs in the general collection - they were likely published together. See related resources below.

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Photograph of Congressman Hayes, 1900/1920 1 Photographic Prints

A photograph of Congressman Hayes. No other information is available, though it can be estimated that this photograph was taken during the early 1900s and is a similar size, format, and markings, as other photographs in the general collection - they were likely published together. See related resources below.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Thomas Connors Collection, 1805/1923

.2 Linear Feet

Contains 19th and early 20th century British and American theater memorabilia, including autographs of major actors, writers, and managers; and letters, broadsides, and photographs.

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Thomas Connors Collection, 1805/1923 .2 Linear Feet

Connors, Thomas

Contains 19th and early 20th century British and American theater memorabilia, including autographs of major actors, writers, and managers; and letters, broadsides, and photographs.

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