Yellow fever--Virginia--Norfolk--History--19th century
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Donna Bluemink 1855 Yellow Fever Research Files
Photocopies of records, newspaper articles, and other materials relating to the 1855 Yellow Fever epidemic in Norfolk, Virginia.
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.
Louisa Emmerson Papers
Typed manuscript with pasted photographs and handwritten annotations. Topics include the Emmerson family, local families and houses, the Portsmouth fire of 1821, Trinity Church, the Eastern Shore, and the mountains of Virginia.
Norfolk History Clippings Scrapbooks
Three circa 1940s-1960s history scrapbooks of clippings featuring prominent events, houses, developments, storms, and people in Norfolk, Norfolk County, Princess Anne, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach, Virginia. Topics include individual biographies, distinguished visitors, formation of the cities of Chesapeake and Virginia Beach, United States Navy, buildings, ferries, tunnels, yellow fever, the Civil War, churches, and the Adam Thoroughgood House.
Yellow Fever Letters
Two 19th century letters concerning the yellow fever in Norfolk, Virginia.