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Collections Update
A 1953 pamphlet - Mary Washington College. Summer School of Music.
Print and an 81/2" x 11" copy of the negative - "Lee After Appomattox".
Documents relating to the "Canteen Course", a 1942 guide to assist military troops during their transportation through the area by providing food and drink.
250th anniversary pamphlet for Spotsylvania County.
A 1933 newspaper article describing the Todd's Tavern Sewing Circle Flower Show.
Free Lance-Star magazines, numerous pamphlets and brochures, and other miscellaneous copies of photographs.
Genealogy of the Davenports and related families.
A 1960 document from the Fredericksburg Medical Arts Building describing procedures for maternity patients. Given to Earline Ulman by Doctor H. Lee Earnhardt, Jr.
Numerous books, scrapbooks, and correspondence. Included are various documents dating from the middle 19th century to the present.
Directories, pamphlets, brochures, James Monroe High School class reunion records for 1942, 1943, and 1944, photographs, and miscellaneous documents.
Primary source documentation from J. M. H. Willis containing correspondence and poetry, from 1841 until the early 20th century. Included are descriptions of the hardships endured at The Bloody Angle at Spotsylvania Courthouse Battlefield. The Harris, Hart, Willis, and Gordon families are described.
85 Aerial photographs of Stafford County, 1937.
73 Aerial photographs of Stafford County, 1974.
A 1951 road map of Stafford County.
Book: Images of America - Virginia State Parks.
Included are many historical references and photographs representing King George, Caroline, Stafford, and Spotsylvania Counties. The collection includes a brief study of Glenora, a 19th century estate situated near the North Anna River by the New Bridge.
A 1925 bulletin from The State Teachers College titled "Suggestions For Project Teaching".
From the Elementary Training Schools State Teachers College.
Please remember that we are always accepting collections. Contact me at jreifenberg@crhcarchives.org for more information. Your contributions are important!
Thank you for your interest in the Center's collections.
John Reifenberg
Collections Manager
The Heritage Center gladly provides research services. Please contact The Center for research requests and rates at contact@crhcarchives.org
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Fredericksburg, VA
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