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This is a census of the US population in 1910. It is used in my exhibit to explain Virginia's Composition at that time.
This is an accounting ledger which describes the accounts between George Mason and Ann Heileman.
A newspaper article speaking about the amount of war bonds and stamps purchases made by Virginia schools.
The image shows the Pep Club members and a small description of their club. It also demonstrates a picture of Slave Day.
A newspaper article mentioning the use of boy scouts, assigned by the Office of War Information to distribute posters in parts of D.C., Maryland, and…
An essay written against dueling by an anonymous author. Written for and published in the Virginia Religious Magazine in Lexington, VA, under the…
This is a letter from an R. Wickiffle and a Richard Mason accounting the transfer of land starting from a George Mason IV and what happed to the land…
A newspaper article talking about the "Women at War" committee and their support for the war effort. The committee promotes a Army Camp Show with…
A sermon given to soldiers by Charles Inglis. Inglis was a known loyalist who would plant loyalist propaganda into his sermons. This sermon talks…