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Start Over Names Clifford, Alan F., 1919-1995
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Clifford-Wysor Collection, 1852/1958

2.8 Cubic Feet 2 boxes
This collection consists primarily of pocket/folded maps and travel guides from about 1852-1955. In addition, there are personal papers from the Clifford and Wysor families, some of whom are likely responsible for collecting the maps and guides. The personal papers date from 1951-1958.
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Clifford-Wysor Collection, 1852/1958 2.8 Cubic Feet 2 boxes

Clifford-Wysor family
This collection consists primarily of pocket/folded maps and travel guides from about 1852-1955. In addition, there are personal papers from the Clifford and Wysor families, some of whom are likely responsible for collecting the maps and guides. The personal papers date from 1951-1958.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Shirley Mittleman Clifford Papers, 1949/1953

0.25 Cubic Feet 1 box
This collection contains a number of personal correspondence between Shirley Mittleman Clifford and family while Clifford was living with her husband in the United Kingdom. This collection also contains various financial and legal documents as well as a menu and program. Clifford (1923-1997) was a former member of the Women's Reserve of the United States Marine Corps.
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Shirley Mittleman Clifford Papers, 1949/1953 0.25 Cubic Feet 1 box

Clifford, Shirley Mittleman, 1923-1997
This collection contains a number of personal correspondence between Shirley Mittleman Clifford and family while Clifford was living with her husband in the United Kingdom. This collection also contains various financial and legal documents as well as a menu and program. Clifford (1923-1997) was a former member of the Women's Reserve of the United States Marine Corps.

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