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Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, and New York photographs
Petra Vogt papers
Von Frieling's Salve collection
Carl von Lang-Puchhof thoroughbred racehorse portrait album
The von Lang-Puchhof album (1891-1911; 0.25 cubic feet) consists of 165 racehorse photographs from a golden age of European racing before breeding was disrupted by the Great War. Most of the photographs are of mares, often with foals, in each case fully named with the identity of the sire provided. Two additional photographs are mounted on boards and laid in. The album was apparently compiled by or for owner and breeder, Carl von Lang-Puchhof.
Votes for Women printing block
Wade Hampton Frost papers
Waleski photograph collection on the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Tea at the White House
Waleski photograph collection on the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs tea at the White House, 0.03 cubic feet, of members on the grounds of the White House and Arlington Cemetery. Photographs of Dorothy Waleski, Pat Person, Lucille Bland, and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace (wife of the Vice-President).
Mrs. G. J. Walker collection
Nikuyah Walker Charlottesville City Council Campaign Ephemera
Walter O. Klingman papers
This accession consists of materials belonging to Water O. Klingman, a neurologist at the University of Virginia. The papers includes lecture notes, personal correspondence, research files, and various materials from professional associations, pharmaceutical and equipment companies, and Klingman’s military service. Note that there is no Box 3.
I.T. Walton dental account book
Ward Family Letters
Virgil Maxwell Ward letters
Warm Springs Virginia, photographs
Warm Springs Virginia, photographs, undated, 0.03 cubic feet, 7 photographs showing women playing golf with two young African-American caddies, a casino, children playing in a creek, and men harvesting hay.
John W. Warner papers
Charles Dudley Warner manuscript
E. Warren letters from Virginia springs
Booker T. Washington photograph
The Booker T. Washington photograph (1902; 0.03 cubic foot) documents Washington wearing a cap and gown.