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Miller Center Committee on Public Affairs Research records

Record Group — Multiple Containers

Identifier: RG 33/1/4

Content Description Catalogs, charts, pamphlets and proposals relating to various institutes and centers of study in Virginia (1957-1988; 1.3 cubic feet).

Dates: 1957-1988

Found in: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library

Miller Center Historical file

Record Group — Multiple Containers

Identifier: RG 33/1/2

Scope and Contents Correspondence, proposals, initial governing documents, and other information from the Miller Center’s founding and first decades of existence (1966-2001; 0.8 cubic feet).

Dates: 1966-2001

Found in: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library

Miller Center Quarterly reports

Record Group — Multiple Containers

Identifier: RG 33/1/3

Scope and Contents Miller Center Quarterly reports (1976-2003; 2 cubic feet) includes correspondence, memos, budgets, and reports relating to yearly expenditures, the Center’s goals as an institution, Governing Council meetings, and political events.

Dates: 1976-2003

Found in: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library

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