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W&L University Center, seven oversize blueprints, photocopies, 1936/1967 Box 16, Folder 10

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WLU Publications and Invitations, 1958/1962 Box 3, Folder 1

Washington and Lee newsletters, Lee Chapel brochure, commencement and baccalaureate programs, invitations, WLU booklet "The Freshman Year," WLU booklet "The Big-Little Date Book," "To Parents and Teachers" brochures, Parents' Weekend brochure, Art, Music, Drama Seminars in Literature booklet

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WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts, 1938/2010 10 Linear Feet Official recordings from the radio station on reel-to-reel tapes and CDs. 528 Reels

WLUR (Radio Station : Lexington, Va.)

Records of the Washington and Lee University radio station, WLUR 91.5, from its creation in 1967-68 to present. This record group is composed primarily of recordings from the radio station. Included among the tapes are earlier recordings from the Washington and Lee Journalism Dept. predating the founding of the radio station. The station was originally created as an arm of the Journalism Dept. It is now a branch of the Communications and Public Affairs Office.

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WM Buttons, 1940/1990 Box 27, Folder 45

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Wm. C. Grove vs. Shirley and Mary LaFollett, 1848/1968 Box S2/Box 30, Folder 22

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WM Choir, 1940/1990 Box 85, Folder 14

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W&M Choir and Chorus, 1954/1974 Oversize_Folder 111

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WM Classes, 1940/1990 Box 85, Folder 15

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WM Dr. Gray Lecture Slides, 1940/1990 Box 69, Folder 53

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W. Melville Jones Papers, 1930/1982 1.00 Linear Feet

Jones, W. Melville, 1901-1992

This collection documents activities and events at the College of William and Mary during the career of W. Melville Jones. It is primarily composed of material collected in scrapbooks.

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