Richmond (Va.)

Sixty-three photocopied typed letters from the Page, Neilson, and Jones families written between 1824 and 1845. Also includes photocopied typed obituaries for Edmonia Lee Page Neilson, Ann Elisa Neilson, and Cary Selden Page.

Annual reports covering the years 1903-1931, with gaps, published by the State Corporation Commission of Virginia in Richmond. Most volumes include stamps on the front and/or back inside pages from the Office City Clerk of Norfolk, Virginia.

One 1889 certificate commissioning Richard C. M. Wingfield as First Lieutenant of the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, Battery "B."

One 1966 scrapbook of newspaper clippings from The Virginian-Pilot, Ledger-Star, The Richmond News Leader, and Richmond Times Dispatch about planning for the Norfolk Coliseum, or Scope, by Italian engineer Pier Luigi Nervi. There are also many articles about the beginnings of the Richmond Coliseum.

The Sargeant Memorial Collection Postcard Collection houses postcards from the Norfolk area, Hampton Roads, Richmond, Washington, D.C., the state of Virginia and surrounding states, and the Jamestown Exposition. Some postcards in the collection are postmarked from the early 1900s.

Primarily 1940s-1950s photographs, clippings, and other materials relating to Walter Carl Spencer and his wife Maud Vick Spencer of 1936 East Ocean View Avenue in Norfolk, Virginia. Some of the photographs are identified from San Francisco, California and Crandon Park in Miami, Florida.

Five appeals to the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia.

Two Confederate bonds indebted to Tazewell Taylor, Guardian of W. E. Jackson, issued in Richmond, Virginia in 1861 and 1862.

Microfiche for the 1982 resources The Biographical Dictionary of Early Virginia, 1607-1660 and The Subject and Source Guide to Early Virginia, 1607-1660, edited by Ransom B. True from The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities in Richmond, Virginia. The collection also includes paper summaries for each resource.