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Goodpasture photo album
Goodykoontz family papers
Armistead Churchill Gordon letter to William Gordon McCabe
Armistead Churchill Gordon letter to William Gordon McCabe, 1917, April 12, 0.03 cubic feet in which Gordon writes about his "disappointment that Warner did not get the detail to Richmond" but that with the war he might not have been able to stay anyway. He describes a state of confusion and mentions his essay on the biography of Jefferson Davis, and comments about "General Carr's pamphlet."
Gordon M. Buck papers
Goss family papers
William Gowans letter to Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan
Grace Lineberry Henderson Papers
Graduate of Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing, Roanoke, Virginia: photograph album, student nursing notebooks, 1920–1923.
Grace's friendship album
Graduate Program for Judges records
Harriet Dudley Brown Gray album
Karen Green's Nu Kopelle Scrapbook
George D. Greenia research papers
Gregory H. Swanson papers
This collection contains one part of Gregory H. Swanson's professional papers. They primarily document his thoughts on civil rights and his work in this area during the 1950s. The collection also includes Swanson's class photograph from the Howard University School of Law and several posthumous awards given to his daughter, Karen.
Elizabeth F. Gresham papers
The collection contains typescripts of three comedy-dramas by Gresham: "The whetstone," rewritten as "Woman, with a difference," and "That lesser Aphrodite." In addition there is a typescript copy of "Death takes a holiday" by Walter Ferris, with Gresham's acting "sides" containing stage directions; and portions of the script for Edgar Allan Poe's "Politian."
Gretchen Osgood Papers
(b. ca. 1922) Public Health Nursing; 24-year career with U.S. Public Health Service Division of Nursing. Government publications and survey data concerning nursing education, staffing, and legal/legislative issues. Items concerning the history of nurse practitioners.
George Griffin papers
Jemima Buell Griffing album
An autograph album of Jemima Buell Griffing from Clinton, Connecticut.The album is filled with phrases, poems (some original), and short entries, including stories of Griffing with her family and friends.
Additionally there is a pencil drawing of what appears to be a grave with "Sacred to Memory" written on it surrounded by foliage drawn by J.R. Carns. It includes four engravings, some of which are hand-colored.
R. E. Griffith letter
University of Virginia Medical school student R. E. Griffith letter to Dr. J. Hays in Philadelphia, PA., February 20, 1838, 0.03 cubic feet, and a handwritten address and postmarks about his studies, lectures, professors, and colleagues in the fields of psychology, pathology, and obstetrics. He mentions several people by name, including a Dr. Couch, and a Mr. Hyde, whose death had recently been "in the papers".