Date range: 1953 / Names: Dunlop, James R. - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-3374 - Letter - Daniel Webster to Jane Charlotte Blackburn Washington, 1834 May 24 Box 11 (4x5), Object RESTRICTED

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BW-3375 - Letter - John G. Chapman to John Augustine Washington III, introducing Washington Irving, 1842 March 18 Box 11 (4x5), Object RESTRICTED

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BW-3377 - Draft - Ann Pamela Cunningham's first letter to Eleanor Love Seldon Washington, 1853 Box 11 (4x5), Object RESTRICTED

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BW-3378 - Letter - John Augustine Washington III to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1854 October 28 Box 11 (4x5)

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BW-3378 - Mount Vernon landing - Lossing sketch from Mount Vernon and its Associations Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3379 - Letter, John Augustine Washington III to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 March 13 Box 11 (4x5)

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BW-3380/A-F - Articles of Agreement between John Augustine Washington and Ann Pamela Cunningham Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3381/A - Letter - Edward Everett to the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, 1855 December 12, first page Box 11 (4x5)

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BW-3381/B - Letter - Edward Everett to ladies of Richmond, Dec. 12, 1855, second page Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3382 - Bust profile of Edward Everett inscribed to Ann Pamela Cunningham, 1858 July 10 Box 11 (4x5)

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