Norfolk (Va.)
Found in 664 Collections and/or Records:
America's 400th Anniversary Collection
Booklets, brochures, guidebooks, postcards, reports, commemorative coins and plates, official publications, and other miscellaneous printed ephemera relating to the celebration of America's 400th anniversary in Jamestown, Virginia. The collection also includes materials relating to other events in the Hampton Roads region in 2007.
Andre J. F. de Martineng Sketchbook
One 1815-1820 sketchbook containing nine pencil drawings by Andre Jules Francois de Martineng of St. Thomas, Fort Nelson, Fort Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia, the United States Capitol, President's House, and Treasury, State, Navy, and War buildings in Washington, D. C. The sketchbook is labeled "Commodore Martineng" in gold lettering on the front near the spine.
Ann Crosbie Letter
One 1825 letter concerning Mrs. Davidson's business, written by Ann Crosbie.
Annie Lee Wade Scrapbook
One 1918-1923 scrapbook created by Annie Lee Wade in Norfolk, Virginia. Items pasted onto scrapbook pages include photographs, correspondence, cards, clippings, and other ephemeral materials. Several pages feature items relating to Annie Lee Wade and her lover, Lloyd Barnard.
Anonymous Union Civil War Letter
One 1861 letter requesting more Union troops in Norfolk, Virginia and the Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia.
Antoinette "Annette" Maria Richardson Cabinet Card
One December 1897 cabinet card featuring 10-year-old Antoinette "Annette" Marie Richardson, taken by J. H. Faber in Norfolk, Virginia.
Armistead Family Papers
Correspondence and notes relating to the Armistead brothers and events surrounding both the War of 1812 and the Second Barbary War.
Arnold H. Lindblad Papers on Bottle Collecting
Art Work of Norfolk and Vicinity
One book titled Art Work of Norfolk and Vicinity (Virginia), Portsmouth, Newport News, Berkley, Hampton, Old Point Comfort, published in 1895 by H. W. Kennicott & Co. The book has been disassembled and several sheets are missing. The content includes "A Sketch of Norfolk and Vicinity," and primarily includes circa 1895 prints of notable local places.
Arthur Cooper Bond
One July 10, 1818 bond appointing Arthur Cooper to Common Council as Inspector from June 24, 1818 to June 24, 1819, signed, sealed, and delivered before the Mayor, Recorder, aldermen, and Common Council of the Borough of Norfolk.
