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Goodwin Family Papers, 1826/1959

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Letters, memoirs, journals, sermons, monographs, genealogical material concerning the Goodwin, Archer, Silvester, Ballard and Smith families.

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Goodwin Family Papers, 1826/1959 1.85 Linear Feet

John Augustine papers, 1917/1999

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Collection contains postcards, letters, and news clippings documenting activities during World War I (WWI), including letters to and from John Augustine. Newspaper clipping detailing life in WWI France.

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Julia Seldon Grandy Papers, 1914/1962

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Includes manuscripts of poetry written by Julia Selden Grandy who lived in Norfolk, Va. and Baltimore, Md. as well as short stories by Grandy; translations by Grandy of French poetry written by Stephen Mallarme (1842-1898); diaries kept while in school in New York and on trips to Paris and London; published books by Grandy; and scrapbooks. Includes a biography, poem and her obituary.

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Julia Seldon Grandy Papers, 1914/1962 0.01 Linear Feet

Muriel McCormick Papers, 1937/1949

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Diaries and photographs, 1937-1949, of Muriel McCormick. McCormick was a staff member at the United States embassy in Paris, France, from 1945-1946, and much of the collection chronicles her travels through Europe.

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Muriel McCormick Papers, 1937/1949 3.60 Linear Feet

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