Emily Harrell Lynch Papers, 1938-1946
Collection
Identifier: UA 5.040
Twenty-seven photographs and four newspaper clippings belonging to Emily Harrell Lynch, William & Mary class of 1942. Typical student activities are documented include sports such as football and Homecoming Parades, May Day, Christmas, initiations, college buildings, and other typical college activities. Box 1 contains the newspaper clippings and box 2 contains the photographs.
Acc. 2012.337 includes a photograph of Lynch, Dorothy Griffin, Frances Poarch, and Harriet Murray, a copy of "Outline of the History of Mathematics" and a mathematics test, and printed material relating to Lynch's graduation in 1942.
English
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0.40 Linear Feet
Acc. 1990.056 was received on 7/27/1990
One gray, green, and gold duc cap, circa 1938, was separated from this collection and is now housed and described in the University Archives Artifact Collection. 1908 and 1909 Colonial Echoes and 1941 Course Catalog transferred to the education collection.
Acc. 2012.337 accessioned and minimally processed by Benjamin Bromley in October 2012.
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