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Acc. 1999.028 acquired 08/05/1996 and 12/02/1998; Acc. 2008.155 was part of the backlog and received sometime prior to 2007.
Acc. 2008.155 was accessioned from the backlog on 12/12/08 by Amy C. Schindler.
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R. Wayne Kernodle Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
University Archives Oral History Collection (UA 43);
Hampton Roads-Peninsula War Studies Committee Records (UA 40)
Acc. 1999.028: This collection contains copies of published articles by Professor Wayne Kernodle and others; book reviews; Marshall-Wythe Symposium correspondence; files about the athletic department scandal (1951); Sociology Department papers; Eastern State Hospital papers; the Hampton Roads Peninsula World War II study; correspondence between Kernodle and department members, College officials, and scholars at other institutions; and correspondence with William and Mary alum John Bell Stephenson.
Acc. 2008.155: This accession includes material related to the efforts of College of William and Mary faculty members to form a University Club in 1959, material related to the football scandal of 1950-1951, and a copy of Kernodle's "The Effect of World War II on the Incidence of Marriage in the Hampton Roads-Peninsula Area."