Norfolk (Va.)
Found in 664 Collections and/or Records:
Virginiana Scrapbooks
Von Hugo Family Cemetery Photographs
Nine circa 2016 photographs of tombstones at the Von Hugo Family Cemetery at 983 Green Street in the Norview section of Norfolk, Virginia. The Von Hugo tombstones belong to Randolph, Mary Lydia, George F. E., and Fredrica. The collection also includes three photocopied photographs of members of the Mail family and one unidentified circa 1900 photograph of one woman and 13 men standing in front of a house.
W. C. Fobbs Letter
One 1823 letter from W. C. Fobbs, explaining his sudden departure to Norfolk, Virginia.
W. G. Blount Transcription of Camilla Moore Letters
W. G. Swartz Company Booklet
One 1939 children's booklet with Christmas-related illustrations, activities, and store advertisements.
W. H. T. Squires Letters
Three letters to Reverend W. H. T. Squires concerning his May 27, 1937 series article from "Norfolk in By-gone Days" in the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch, about the construction of the Merrimac-Virginia.
W. H. T. Squires "Norfolk in By-Gone Days" Scrapbooks
Thirteen 1936-1948 scrapbooks featuring the column "Norfolk in By-Gone Days" by W. H. T. Squires. Topics include individuals, buildings, ships, notable events, holidays, transportation, and politics. The scrapbooks also include personal notes and correspondence. Volume 1 is missing.
W. H. T. Squires Papers
Scrapbook volumes 1-4 of W. H. T. Squires's "Norfolk in By-Gone Days," published in the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch from March 15, 1935 to April 8, 1948 in Norfolk, Virginia. The scrapbooks are accompanied by seven volumes of indexes. The collection also includes Squires's manuscript Virginia: Victor Tho Vanquished (1947).
W. J. Hunt Wallet
One April 3, 1909 wallet with invitation, menu, guest list, participants list, and autographed card of W. J. Hunt regarding a dinner to Henry H. Rogers upon completion of the Virginian Railway, celebrated at the Monticello Hotel in Norfolk, Virginia.
W. J. Stanworth Scrapbook
One circa 1913-1931 scrapbook of W. J. Stanworth of Norfolk, Virginia. The scrapbook primarily consists of clippings relating to historic Norfolk and Princess Anne, Virginia. There are also nature photographs featuring areas near Broad Bay, Long Creek, and White Hill in Virginia Beach.