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McHone Brothers (LLC) Collection of Houck Tannery Records, 1870/1913

6.7 cubic feet 8 boxes
This collection consists of 6.7 cubic feet of records documenting the operations of the Houck Tannery and the J.P. Houck Store in Harrisonburg, Virginia, from 1870-1913, chiefly from 1890 to 1913. The collection contains account ledgers, registries, correspondence, and financial and transportation documents that record this turn of the century industry.
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McHone Brothers (LLC) Collection of Houck Tannery Records, 1870/1913 6.7 cubic feet 8 boxes

Houck Tannery (Harrisonburg, Va.)
This collection consists of 6.7 cubic feet of records documenting the operations of the Houck Tannery and the J.P. Houck Store in Harrisonburg, Virginia, from 1870-1913, chiefly from 1890 to 1913. The collection contains account ledgers, registries, correspondence, and financial and transportation documents that record this turn of the century industry.
James Madison University

Project Concern, Inc. Records, 1969/1982

3.32 cubic feet 9 boxes
The Project Concern, Inc. Records, 1969-1982, consist of documents pertaining to the organization's activities within Rockingham County. The documents include the organization's records, their relationships with other organizations and their programs and projects, including their annual summer camp.
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Project Concern, Inc. Records, 1969/1982 3.32 cubic feet 9 boxes

Project Concern, Inc. (U.S.)
The Project Concern, Inc. Records, 1969-1982, consist of documents pertaining to the organization's activities within Rockingham County. The documents include the organization's records, their relationships with other organizations and their programs and projects, including their annual summer camp.
James Madison University

Robert H. and Lorraine Strickler Collection of John Zigler Daybooks, 1816/1903

2.9 cubic feet 7 boxes
The Robert H. and Lorraine Strickler Collection of John Zigler Daybooks, 1816-1903, consists chiefly of daybooks and ledgers related to the John Zigler tannery and pottery businesses in Rockingham County, Virginia. Additional materials include photographs, notes, letters, and loose accounts.
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Robert H. and Lorraine Strickler Collection of John Zigler Daybooks, 1816/1903 2.9 cubic feet 7 boxes

Zigler, John, 1786-1856
The Robert H. and Lorraine Strickler Collection of John Zigler Daybooks, 1816-1903, consists chiefly of daybooks and ledgers related to the John Zigler tannery and pottery businesses in Rockingham County, Virginia. Additional materials include photographs, notes, letters, and loose accounts.
James Madison University

Timberville Farmers' Exchange Minute Book, 1919/1929

0.3 cubic feet 1 ledger
The collection consists of one 8 3/4" x 14" x 1 1/4" minute book and one folder of loose recorded minutes and other inserts, 1919-1929, for the Timberville Farmers' Exchange, located in Timberville, Virginia.
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Timberville Farmers' Exchange Minute Book, 1919/1929 0.3 cubic feet 1 ledger

Timberville Farmers Exchange (Timberville, Va.)
The collection consists of one 8 3/4" x 14" x 1 1/4" minute book and one folder of loose recorded minutes and other inserts, 1919-1929, for the Timberville Farmers' Exchange, located in Timberville, Virginia.

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