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Martin Luther King, Jr. press photographs
Martin Luther King, Jr. press photographs, 1963-1965, 0.03 cubic feet, includes Dr. King's march on Washington D.C., Montgomery, Alabama march, Civil Rights protest march, Dr. King being struck in the head while trying to register at the Hotel Albert in Selma, Dr. King lying on a table recovering from an attack in Selma with a visitor, and Dr. King with several other distinquished African-American leaders.
William T. King business journal (Grocer)
Lucia Kingman friendship album
Lucia Kingman friendship album, 1835-1840, 0.03 cubic feet, a commericial friendship album with red leather binding, and blind and gold stamped decoration. There is an unused decorated title page marked "Published by J.C. Riker, No. 15 Ann Street, New York." It is filled with poems titled "To Lucia" in similar and various hands from signers in Princeton, Ipsweich, North Bridgewater, Easton, Reading, and Wellfleet. [Ipswich Female Seminary] Some hand colored prints.
Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Center records
Rudolf Koch cast metal type piece
Rudolf Koch cast metal type piece (1930; 0.03 cubic foot) consists of a piece of brass, with the raised letter "H" and the letter "B" cut into the top surface in high relief, cut by Rudolf Koch or one of his students.
Joel Kovarsky papers
Joel Kovarsky papers (2011-2013; 0.25 cubic feet) consist of drafts from his book, "The True Geography of Our Country," the book proposal, e-mail correspondence with his editor, Mark Mones, and the Virginia Press.
Jerzy J. Kromolowski and Mary Olson-Kromolowski screenplay As I Lay Dying
KSF and MEF cloth scrapbooks
Blue cloth scrapbook with initials KSF on the cover and a pink cloth scrapbook with the initials MEF (1906; 0.4 cubic feet) on the cover contain mages and cut-outs primarily consist of children and animals, the latter sometimes in anthropomorphized form.
Laine family papers
The Laine family papers (1772-1961; 0.8 cubic feet) contains letters and documents about hiring enslaved people, other family correspondence, and financial and legal papers related to the Laine (sometimes Lane) family in Sussex County, Virginia. There is also a letter and information about the War of 1812. Also of interest is the correspondence and church programs for Amos Lloyd Laine who was a minister in Wakefield, Virginia.
Louise C. Lamb commonplace book
Dabney Stewart Lancaster guestbook
Dabney Stewart Lancaster guest book, newspaper clippings, and loose pages, 0.06 cubic feet, 1930-1944.
Judith Lane friendship album
Lunsford Lane letter
Lunsford Lane letter, MSS 16376, 0.04 cubic feet, 1846 November 4, to Dr. James Batchelier in Marlboro, New Hampshire with regards to arranging a trip to New Hampshire to speak at an abolition meeting.
W. Jett Lauck papers
Laurel Archer Copp Papers
(1931–2010) Academic career, ultimately as Dean of Nursing at the University of North Carolina School of Nursing, although no papers here concern her deanship. Instead, the collection centers on her research interests in pain management, including notes, case studies, publications, and course materials. These trace the evolution of her thinking over many years. A complete set of her nursing education notebooks highlight nursing curricula and pedagogy in the late-1940s and early-1950s.
James H. Law, Jr. papers
James H. Law, Jr. papers (1920-1921; 0.2 cubic feet) include correspondence, notebooks, blueprints, and exams of alumnus James H. Law, Jr. (Architecture, 1925).
Law School Memorabilia of William Mapother Sr.
Printed materials related to the University of Virginia.