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Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance records 8.35 Linear Feet

Micklem, Ruth

The Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Alliance records primarily consist of materials generated and collected by its predecessor organization, VADV. These records document the VADV's and VSDVAA's day-to-day operations, public programs, and advocacy activities, and research on the issues of domestic and sexual violence and related topics.

  1. Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library

Virginia Shakespeare Festival records 12.17 Linear Feet 5 boxes

College of William and Mary. Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. Virginia Shakespeare Festival

Contains posters, slides and other materials related to the Virginia Shakespeare Festival.

  1. College of William and Mary

Virginia Stage Company Records 8.5 Linear Feet 20 Hollinger document cases and 1 oversized folder boxes

Virginia Stage Company
Originally founded as the Norfolk Theater Center in 1968 and later renamed in 1978, the Virginia Stage Company is Hampton Roads only professional theater company. The VSC produces six plays per year running from September through April. In addition to theater productions, the organization provides educational and community engagement programs including student matinees, in-school tours, workshops, and a summer theater camp.
  1. Old Dominion University

Virginia Symphony Foundation Records 0.60 Linear Feet One Hollinger document case, one half-Hollinger document case boxes

Virginia Symphony Foundation
The Virginia Symphony Foundation, provides financial support to the Virginia Symphony by administering funds and property for the benefit of the Virginia Symphony. Consists of bylaws, meeting minutes, and financial information.
  1. Old Dominion University

Virginia Symphony League Records 3.20 Linear Feet 9 Hollinger document cases and 1 Index card box boxes

Virginia Symphony
Since 1927, the Virginia Symphony League supports and promotes the Virginia Symphony through fundraising and is considered a standing committee of the Virginia Symphony. Consists of administrative, board, and committee materials as well as information on publicity and fundraisers.
  1. Old Dominion University

Virginia Symphony Orchestra Records 67.10 Linear Feet 60 Hollinger document cases, 6 half Hollinger cases, 19 record center cartons, 13 oversize boxes, 7 binder cases, 5 audiovisual boxes boxes

Virginia Symphony
Consists of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra organizational archives, the Virginia Symphony Board archives, artifacts concerning premieres and other notable performances, and season programs.
  1. Old Dominion University

Virginia Symphony Society of Greater Williamsburg Records 0.20 Linear Feet One half size Hollinger document case boxes

Virginia Symphony Society of Greater Williamsburg
The Virginia Symphony Society of Greater Williamsburg (VSSGW) was formed to encourage support for and enjoyment of the symphony in the Greater Williamsburg area. Consists of material related to the annual Beethoven Festival in Williamsburg and other events, administrative and committee material, and newsletters.
  1. Old Dominion University

Virginia Tax Review records .3 Linear Feet 1 box

The records of the Virginia Tax Review consist of administrative files related to the publication of the journal. The archives retained contracts with the authors, two files of correspondence with Mortimer M. Caplin, an SBA file with a handbook and guidelines, and the course syllabus for the Alternative Dispute Resolution class taught by William L. Waddell.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

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