Norfolk (Va.)
Found in 664 Collections and/or Records:
John R. Biddle Collection
One 1925-1935 sports scrapbook, one circa 1947-1948 notebook of information regarding the Norfolk Fire Department, one map of Cape Henry, Virginia, and photographs taken primarily in Norfolk, Virginia.
John S. Thiemeyer, Jr.'s Papers on Eastern Virginia Medical School
John Southgate Letter
One 1818 letter acknowledging the safe arrival of organ bellows and asking Mr. Parker to acknowledge receipt of payment.
Jonak & Company Appraisal Reports
1980s-1990s appraisal reports created by Jonak & Company for buildings in downtown Norfolk, Virginia. Buildings appraised include Life Savings Bank at 238 Main Street, The Wheat Building at 109-117 East Main Street, The Wainwright Building at 229 West Bute Street, and the Tazewell Building at 225 Granby Street.
Jones Family Photographs
Three late 1800s to early 1900s photographs of Jones male family members: Jesse Jones Charles Edward Jones, and Jesse Jones.
Joseph Calvert's Ferry Bond
One ferry bond of Joseph Calvert and Richard Scott, bound unto John Hutchings for 20 pounds on January 19, 1765 in Norfolk County, Virginia.
Joseph Jenkins Roberts Collection
One 1995 newsletter, an invitation, a program of commemoration, an article, and a paper relating to Joseph Jenkins Roberts and the J. J. Roberts Foundation in Liberia, West Africa.
Josephine Johnson Papers
Correspondence from publishers, friends, family, and fans sent to Josephine Johnson in Norfolk, Virginia. The correspondence sent from publishers include both acceptance and rejection letters for Johnson's poetry submissions. The letters from Arthur Stanley Roberts, which comprise a notable quantity of correspondence, have an amorous flair, and Roberts's salutations to Johnson typically begin "Dear Philomela." The collection contains poetry verses dispersed throughout the collection.
Julia Irene Gray Scrapbook
One 1920-1925 scrapbook containing personal photographs, calling cards, newspaper clippings, letters, and miscellaneous items relating to Julia Irene Gray of Norfolk, Virginia. Loose items from the scrapbook date from 1918 to circa 1950 and include photographs, clippings, and correspondence.