Histories (literature genre)

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Miscellaneous original and photocopied materials relating to the Tatem family in Norfolk, Virginia from 1835 to 1954. Several items relate to Roger William Tatem (1891-1984) during his school years and early career from 1914 to 1918.

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One March 19, 1989 church bulletin, one 1992 telephone directory, and one undated historical statement for The Christian Temple in Norfolk, Virginia.

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Circa 1958-1963 minutes and programs from 1898-1955 of The Wednesday Club in Norfolk, Virginia. The collection also includes a detailed history of The Wednesday Club from its inception to 1954. There is also a 1962/1963 program from the Wednesday Club in Danville, Virginia.

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Two 1959-1961 scrapbooks from the Tidewater District Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs. Also known as The Federation of Garden Clubs of Norfolk & Vicinity, Inc., the scrapbooks include an alphabetical collection of pages from local garden clubs in the Hampton Roads region. Each page is unique, consisting of paintings, drawings, magazine clippings, newspaper clippings, poems, yearly summation of activities, lists of officers and members, mottos, and poems.

Scope and Contents This collection contains the records of the Woman's Club of Windsor, Virginia. The records include minutes, club rosters, executive board meeting minutes, club histories, treasurer reports, club newsletters, and ephemera such as programs for special events. A few photographs and newspaper clippings are included in the records. The records date back to the founding of the club in 1930 and continue through 2015, though there are gaps between May 1939 to March 1947, May 1961 to August 1982, and...

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Minute books, bylaws, administrative records, yearbooks, correspondence, histories, speeches, poems, clippings, and memorabilia from the Woman's Reading Club in Norfolk, Virginia. The records date from 1905-1972, with gaps in the meeting minutes from 1916-1923 and 1928-1944.