Norfolk (Va.)
Found in 664 Collections and/or Records:
Norfolk's Industrial Advantages Book
One circa 1910 32-page book titled Norfolk's Industrial Advantages, issued by the Land and Industrial Department of the Norfolk & Southern Railway, A Review of the Natural Resources and Industrial Possibilities of Norfolk, Virginia, and the Remarkable Commercial and Physical Development of the City and the Tributary Country during the past few years.
Norfolk's Own Cruise and Forum Scrapbook
Norman H. Pollock Papers
Norview Lions Club Records
Membership records, rosters, constitutions and bylaws, meeting minutes, secretary records, correspondence, newsletters, and awards from the Norview Lions Club. This collection also contains fliers from club fundraising events and records about the club’s involvement with national organizations for the disabled. Other records detail George T. Byrd, Jr.’s presidency of the Norview Lions Club and the Youth Exchange Program.
Official Plans for Funeral and Interment of General Douglas MacArthur
Plans for police, traffic, military, and special ceremony of the 1964 funeral of General Douglas MacArthur.
Old Dominion Horticultural Society Bulletins
Bulletins written by Frederic Heutte for the Old Dominion Horticultural Society from 1946-1961. The issues contain information relating to gardening various plants as well as notices of upcoming meetings.
Old Dominion Marine Railway Corporation Photograph
One circa 1910s-1920s oversized photograph labeled "Old Dominion Marine Railway Corporation, Norfolk (Berkley) VA." The photograph features 35 men and two automobiles in front of a brick building where both the blacksmith and boiler shops are identified. The back of the photograph is labeled "Arthur C. Keeter, 19 Wellington Avenue, South Norfolk, Virginia."
Old Dominion Paper Company Ledger
One 1880s-1890s ledger of the Norfolk, Virginia division of the Old Dominion Paper Company.
Oliver Cromwell Family Papers
Various documents from 1928-1950 relating to Oliver Cromwell and his family. Included is correspondence (mostly between Oliver and his half-brother Albert A. Cromwell); assorted envelopes; tax and business-related statements; postcards; several snapshots; and miscellaneous newspaper clippings and advertisements. Other family members mentioned in the collection include Annie L. Cromwell (Oliver's stepmother) and Marshall Cromwell, Oliver's half-brother.
Our Own Community Press Newspapers
Local newspapers published between 1976 and 1998 featuring information relative to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community in Norfolk, Virginia.
