Minutes (administrative records)
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Norfolk Alumnae Chapter Records
Earl T. Gresham, Sr. Papers
1940s-1960s documents compiled by E. T. Gresham primarily relating to Norfolk General Hospital and Medical Center Hospitals in Norfolk, Virginia. Some documents also relate to the Norfolk United War Fund, The Community Chest, and the Red Feather Federation.
Fred Heutte Center Papers
Ghent Neighborhood League Records
Circa 1990s-2000s newsletters of Ghent and other neighborhoods/civic leagues in Norfolk, Virginia. The collection also includes booklets, clippings, and other papers from 1968 to 2009 collected by members of the Ghent Neighborhood League regarding businesses, homes, schools, and other subjects relating primarily to Ghent. Minutes include volumes 14-16 (1974-1976), 41-43 (2001-2003), 45 (2005), and an index for volumes covering the years 1962-2005.
Howard Association Records
One 1872-1896 handbook and two minute books dating from 1901-1986 of the Howard Association in Norfolk, Virginia. The records include historical and financial accounts of the Association.
International Molders' and Foundry Workers' Union of North America, Union No. 278 Minute Book
One 1944-1956 minute book of the Portsmouth, Virginia chapter of the International Molders' and Foundry Workers' Union of North America, local union number 278. The minutes are usually recorded monthly, although meetings from 1944 and 1945 were usually held bi-monthly. Special meetings held are also recorded throughout the minute book.
J. E. Etheridge Lumber Company, Inc. Records
Two 1904-1944 minute books and eight circa 1930s-1940s ledgers of the J. E. Etheridge Lumber Company in Norfolk, Virginia. The records contain accounting information for the business including an employee roster, business orders and expenditures, bills and accounts payable, and other business-related transactions.
Jamestown Exposition Minute Books
John S. Thiemeyer, Jr.'s Papers on Eastern Virginia Medical School
Lynnhaven Sailing Club Logbook
One legal notepad consisting of 16 pages written by W. R. Miller, Jr. from November 11, 1980 to July 12, 1981 detailing the formation of the Lynnhaven Sailing Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The logbook includes descriptions of meetings, roster of interested skippers, sale information for a MIT Tech dinghy, racing rules and specifications, and race results.
