Scope and Contents Includes marriage congratulation letter to Mr. Nunn on his marriage from J.A.C. Chandler, September 4, 1933; correspondence to Vernon Nunn from William and Mary, entrance pin for Vernon Nunn to the inauguration of President Chandler, May 15, 1953; May 1965 and December 1952 Alumni Gazette, 50th Anniversary issue of The Flat Hat; 1960 edition of the Colonial Echo entitled "The Colonial Re-Echo;" November 16, 1954 issue of The Flat Hat, and invitation to the dedication of Phi Beta Kappa...

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Includes Dedication of Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall, 1957 program; May 1897 The William and Mary Monthly, 1968 Commemorative Booklet on the Two Hundred and Seventy-Fifth Year; and other programs.

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Photograph of reunion committee and two letters to Vernon Nunn about the reunion.

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Invitation to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt opening the restored Duke of Gloucester Street in 1934, May 1960 Colonial Williamsburg News about John D. Rockefeller's death, 1961 Colonial Williamsburg pass, "Revolution and Politics" address by Hubert H. Humphrey on May 31, 1969 and newspaper clippings, many on visit of Winston Churchill in 1946.

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Programs for "The Murders of Miriam" undated and "The Topic is Teens", undated; Community Night program honoring Doctor Bacter Israel Bell, May 27, 1957; Fourth Annual Spring Concert, May 18, 1954; Certificate for Virginia Physical Fitness for Betty Joyce Nunn, 1942; Graduation exercises, 1954; The Powder Horn, December 20, 1949, November 13, 1951 andJune 11, 1952; The Student's Viewpoint handout and newspaper clippings.

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Photographs of retirement party for Elizabeth Nunn and Mary Wall Christian, class pictures of students at Matthew Whaley School, senior banquet, National Honor Society , Billy Gooch from World War II, house party and street scenes, one which appears to be early 20th century.

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Yearbook of Matthew Whaley School.

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Typed sheet on restrictions on building lots on the Powell tract, Jamestown Road, December 1, 1947, 1950 and 1951 Common Glory programs, 1950 Williamsburg Baptist Church Christmas Pageant program, and 1967 Christmas card with verses from Janet C. Kimbrough.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Papers concern The College of William and Mary, Matthew Whaley School, Camp Peary School during World War II and Colonial Williamsburg. Includes a few items relating to Vernon Nunn on his retirement from the College and correspondence addressed to him. Items include photographs, news clippings programs, magazines, World War II ration books, book of child drawings, Matthew Whaley School yearbook for 1948 "The Town Crier", scrapbook and correspondence. Some items have been transferred...

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Ration token pin, USO pin, and 6 Jr. CB black arm bands. All items transferred to Artifact Collection.

Scope and Contents Certificate for Elizabeth Nunn for servicing as a Registrar in the Southeastern States Rationing War Registration Program for the Office of Price Administration, May 20, 1942; letter from James Grady Ware, U.S. Navy, thanking Mrs. Nunn for how she conducted the Magruder School; "The Care and Use of Electric Appliances in the Home: Revised Wartime Edition; Peary Scope, October 30, 1944; Poster with a parrot holding an eyeglass entitled "U.S.N.T.A.D.C., Camp Peary-VA.; " newspaper articles;...

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Names of recipients include Elizabeth Nunn, Betty Joyce Nunn and Ludie Nunn.

Scope and Contents Christmas greeting calendar from Wesco Reporter, 1948; "Life" volume 1, Number 1, January 4, 1883 (small publication), Notary Public commission for Vernon Nunn, May 11, 1937; Department of Health form letter about certificates for unreported births, undated; Teacher's Association packet which includes poems and quotes plus list of officers from 1949-1951; program for "Miss Harriett Bozarth presents her Piano Students in a Recital, June 12, 1950; birth card for Channing Moore Hall,...

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Pencil drawings colored with crayon by Walter Martin, Jr. in the third grade.