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Henderson Family Photographs, 1890/1929

0.25 Linear Feet
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Photograph album, circa 1910s-1920s, of John W. Henderson of Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes photographs of his time at Williamsburg High School and photographs of pre-restoration Williamsburg. There are also photographs from his time at the College of William & Mary, including photographs of the first class of women at the College, various sporting events, and various plays put on by the Dramatic Club. There are also photographs from Gloucester Point, Virginia, Yorktown, Jamestown, and the Eastern Shore of Virginia, among other locations. Also included are other loose photographs of members of the Henderson family. Henderson later married Elizabeth Lee, one of the members of the first class of women (1918) at William & Mary.

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Henderson Family Photographs, 1890/1929 0.25 Linear Feet

Men's Basketball records, 1925/2024

4 Linear Feet 5 Hollinger boxes and 1 oversize folder
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The collection is composed of five boxes of programs, media guides, news reports, schedules, rosters, ephemera, posters and other material related to the men's basketball team of William & Mary. There is also a folder of material pertaining to youth basketball camps held at the college in the 1980s and 1990s. Although the men's basketball team was organized earlier, the material in this collection is derived from the year 1925 onwards with a majority of the material pertaining to the years after 1970.

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Men's Basketball records, 1925/2024 4 Linear Feet 5 Hollinger boxes and 1 oversize folder

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