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William L. Edwards Correspondence
Letter from William Edwards from Richmond, Virginia to his sister dated November 3, 1850. In it he relays his regrets that work commitments will not allow him to visit as soon as he would like. Edwards is a lawyer or judge and is summoned to serve in the Alexandria, Virginia area local and state circuit courts for the foreseeable future. He asks that she send along his regrets and wishes everyone well, even the servants, especially the servant Alfred.
William L. Williams Ledger
Ledger, 1853-1857, of [William L. Williams ?], a physician, of Nelson County, Virginia
William Lee Davidson Student Essays
Essays written by Davidson for the completion of his A. B. degree and the President's Address for the Philomathean Society.
William Lynch Letter
Letter from William Lynch, 53rd Regiment, Va. Vol., Engineer's Corp, Yorktown, Virginia, to Provost Marshal, asking to be released to help defend Yorktown from Union troops. A typescript is included.
William Lyons Letter
Letter from William Lyons, no place, to Mr. Hendirsin [Henderson?], Chief Examiner, Onadago, no place. He requests that he see Mister Brown the paymaster at the Onadago and have his accounts sent to the hospital as he had been discharged a month ago. The letter includes a note from W.L. Nicole, Fort Darling, dated April 5, 1865, stating that the chief wished him to act on this letter and hopes that he will also.
William M. Browne Letter
Letter from William M. Browne, Executive Department, Confederate States of America, Richmond, Va., to an unknown recipient. He claims that the aides of the President are in actual service and perform military duty all the time.
William M. Ewing Letter to Timothy Green
Letter from W[illiam] M. Ewing, Williamsburg, [Virginia] to Timothy Green, New York, [New York], stating that he and [?] Hull are off to see [?] Rosencrantz and [?] Danforth has sold land purchased of Wilcocks & Co. for 40,000 dollars advance. August 13, 1795.
William M. Foster & Co.
Two journals and a ledger, 1884-1889, of William M. Foster & Co., merchants, of Columbia, Fluvanna County, Va.
William M. Long Letters
Letters written from Private William M. Long during World War II. Most of them are to his wife, Glenora. There are also letters from Mrs. Long to her husband. Long was stationed at Camp Lee, Virginia. Long served with the Headquarters Detachment 13th Army Service Forces, Infantry Regiment while at Fort Lee.
William Mann Fee Book
Fee book, 1800-1818, of William Mann, Marshall [U. S. District Court] of Virginia, listing fees for serving legal papers. The volumes also includes account, 1814-1815, with laborers, a list, 1821, of bonds due to Mann, and notes, 1877, concerning the Gresham family.
William & Mary American Bosnian Collaboration Project Collection
The collection consists of documents, photographs, DVDs, and ephemera collected by William & Mary students who participated in the American Bosnian Collaboration Project, also known as the ABC Project.
William & Mary Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies Department records
William & Mary Choir records
William & Mary College Republicans Club Scrapbook
This scrapbook follows the W&M College Republicans Club for academic year 1978-1979. Included are photographs, ephemera, notes from the club's president, an activities list, clippings, campaign buttons, and clippings. The material is specific to both the club and to Republican politicians in Virginia.
The William & Mary Foundation records
William & Mary Global Film Festival Collection
This collection includes programs, ephemera, and artifacts documenting the William & Mary Global Film Festival. Items include programs from 2020, stickers, as well as promotional fliers and posters.
The William & Mary Global Film Festival website has also been archived. See collection inventory for link to Archive-It.
William & Mary Hip Hop Collection
William & Mary Insurance Papers Collection
This collection contains documents pertaining to fire insurance purchased by the W&M faculty and administrators for the school. It includes policies and receipts.
William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration
This collection contains three flyers from the first William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration. The flyers display the date, schedule, and featured participants of the event.
William & Mary Letter
A letter from a son attending William & Mary to his father. Has a red cancel stamp.
William & Mary lottery tickets
Four lottery tickets signed by Robert Greenhow for the benefit of William & Mary.
William & Mary mascot doll
William & Mary letter holder
Contains one vintage wooden napkin holder. The napkin portrays a painted image of a Native American and the name of the college on its front side. On its back, the napkin holder lists the founding dates of Jamestown, Virginia; Yorktown, Virginia; and the Virginia colony.
William & Mary Purchasing Office Records (Materials Management)
Pocket guide / fliers for materiel management policies.
William & Mary Symphony Orchestra records
Scrapbook featuring 65 photographs of the William and Mary Symphony Orchestra in practice, at rehearsals, and socializing as a group. One of their performances was billed as a symphony of horror and features pictures of the students dressed in Halloween attire. Director at the time was E. W. Williams, Jr. Most of the photographs are undated and none are labeled. Some of the photographs indicate that they are from 1998. The photographs are both in color and black/white.