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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Fay M. Thomas Letters to Edward L. Stone, 1931

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The Fay M. Thomas Letters to Edward L. Stone consists of two 1931 letters from Thomas, manager of the Hotel Patrick Henry in Roanoke, Virginia, to Stone, the president of Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co.
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Fay M. Thomas Letters to Edward L. Stone, 1931 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Thomas, Fay M. (Manager, Hotel Patrick Henry)
The Fay M. Thomas Letters to Edward L. Stone consists of two 1931 letters from Thomas, manager of the Hotel Patrick Henry in Roanoke, Virginia, to Stone, the president of Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co.
College of William and Mary

Stone-Moore Papers, 1860/1957, bulk 1880/1950

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Personal papers, correspondence and business records of Edward L. Stone (1869-1938) and his son-in-law, Franklin Moore of Roanoke, Virginia. Both men owned the Roanoke Printing and Manufacturing Company and were involved in various civic organizations.

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Stone-Moore Papers, 1860/1957, bulk 1880/1950 1.49 Linear Feet

Stone, Edward L. (Edward Lee), 1864-1938

Personal papers, correspondence and business records of Edward L. Stone (1869-1938) and his son-in-law, Franklin Moore of Roanoke, Virginia. Both men owned the Roanoke Printing and Manufacturing Company and were involved in various civic organizations.

College of William and Mary

Title:: Stone-Moore Papers 1860-19571880-1950

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Personal papers, correspondence and business records of Edward L. Stone (1869-1938) and his son-in-law, Franklin Moore of Roanoke, Virginia. Both men owned the Roanoke Printing and Manufacturing Company and were involved in various civic organizations.
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Title:: Stone-Moore Papers 1860-19571880-1950 1.49

Stone, Edward L. (Edward Lee), 1864-1938Moore,  L. Franklin arrangement
Personal papers, correspondence and business records of Edward L. Stone (1869-1938) and his son-in-law, Franklin Moore of Roanoke, Virginia. Both men owned the Roanoke Printing and Manufacturing Company and were involved in various civic organizations.

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