Norfolk (Va.)
Found in 664 Collections and/or Records:
Alfriend and Vickery Families Papers
Contains genealogical information on the Alfriend, Vickery, Rolfe, Samuel, Bland, and Bolling families. Documents include newspaper clippings, photocopies of vital records, correspondence, photographs, and manuscripts.
Alice Granbery Walter Genealogy Collection
Alleene C. Jones Scrapbooks
Allen Victor Kreger Photographs
Twenty-four circa 1970s black-and-white photographs taken by Allen Victor Kreger of Norfolk, Virginia. The photographs feature a warehouse building from the Banana Pier in Norfolk, Virginia, gun batteries at Fort Wool on Rip Raps Island, and life-saving stations in the Outer Banks, North Carolina.
Allmand-Archer House Research Paper
One 22-page typed paper titled Allmand-Archer House, written by Cynthia Linn Smith, Colonial American Architecture, April 19, 1978. The paper includes a preface, introduction, history, floor plans, detailed descriptions of the building, and concluding remarks for the house built at 327 Duke Street, Norfolk, Virginia.
Allmand Family Papers
Primarily nineteenth century correspondence, legal documents, memorandums, photographs, and miscellaneous papers from the Allmand Family of Norfolk, Virginia. Also includes three 1828-1843 ledger books of John Allmand, one 1837-1840 letter book of John Allmand, and one book of religious interpretation, likely written by Reverend John Singer Wallace. This collection also includes legal documents from the Estate of William Keeling and the Stone family.
Amelia E. Hitchings Collection on Ruby Martha Etheridge
Primarily includes papers from the 1990s collected or written by Amelia E. Hitchings relating to her mother, Ruby Martha Etheridge. The papers relate to Etheridge's life and character, mostly as remembered by her daughter. A majority of materials are photocopies and include handwritten and typed correspondence, certificates, clippings, and published materials.
American Legion Post 204 Scrapbook
One 1982-1983 scrapbook containing a record of events from American Legion Post 204 in Norfolk, Virginia. The scrapbook is housed in a three-ring binder with tabs for Foreward, Dedication, Commander's Corner, History in Narrative Form, Americanism, Children and Youth (Special Projects), Appendices, and Awards.
American Red Cross Scrapbooks
Four 1939-1948 scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings related to the Norfolk Virginia Chapter of the American Red Cross. The scrapbooks include information on activities and services, annual drives for membership and monetary donations, war relief, aid to servicemen, and advertisements.