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Lillie Bounds Bailey, class of 1907, collection of photographs
Lloyd & McGrath letter
This collection contains a legal letter from John Lloyd and John McGrath of Philadelphia to Joseph Wickes, Esq., requesting assistance in collecting a small claim court debt against John William Lindsay of Centerville.
Lois and Marshall Turner autograph collection
This collection contains eight autographs from 1878: poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whittier; Charles Sherwood Stratton, also known as General Tom Thumb; poet Oliver Wendell Holmes; President Rutherford B. Hayes and his wife Lucy; author Mark Twain; poet William Cullen Bryant; caricaturist Thomas Nast, whose signature includes a sketch of the artist; and poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Louis Goldstein campaign ephemera
This collection contains several pieces of campaign ephemera including a “Vote the Blueprint for Progress Team” postcard, 1966, a “Vote Democratic” emery board, 1962, a Goldstein pin, circa 1960s, and a pin for Goldstein’s 1998 Comptroller campaign. There is also a “Students for Kennedy” pin and a McKeldin and Rollins pin for Theodore McKeldin’s Governor re-election and Edward D. E. Rollins’ run for Attorney General in 1954.
Louis Goldstein World War II photographs
This collection contains four snapshots of Louis Goldstein in Guam in 1945 during World War II. They were taken by one of his fellow Marines.
M. Palmer Carroll autograph album
This collection is a "Mental and Portrait Album" kept by M. Palmer Carroll of Chestertown, Maryland. It asks different individuals to answer twenty-two questions. They are the same questions throughout the album. Each entry has a name and address, and occasionally a photograph of the individual. Questions include; "sweetest word in the world" and "the saddest", "character traits you admire", and "what is your motto?"
Margaret Fayerweather Meigs family photograph collection
This collection contains family photographs from the Fayerweathers and includes items and images of the Doan and Kriby-Smith families. All three families have roots in New England and the Midwest. Job Parker Doan, Sr. (1799-1874) was Dr. Fayerweather’s great uncle. Some of the images are labeled, but many are not.
Margaret K. Heinmueller Larmore, class of 1939, scrapbook
This collection contains a scrapbook created by Margaret from 1935, her freshman year to 1937. It includes clippings, dance cards, souvenirs from teas and dances, and her report card.
Margaret Metcalfe World War II scrapbook
Collection contains a scrapbook of newspaper articles related to World War II. It appears that Margaret “Peggy” Metcalfe kept this for one of her history classes at Washington College since there are grades and comments next to some of the articles.
Marian Anderson program
This collection contains a program from Marian Anderson’s concert at the Lyric Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland. The portrait of Anderson on the cover was made by Maryland artist Ruben Kramer.