A Guide to the Chantilly Presbyterian Church Account Book ca. 1850-1859 Chantilly Presbyterian Church Account Book, ca. 1850-1859 11051

A Guide to the Chantilly Presbyterian Church Account Book ca. 1850-1859

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Accession Number 11051

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Repository

Special Collections, University of Virginia Library

Accession number

11051

Title

Chantilly Presbyterian Church Account Book ca. 1850-1859

Physical Characteristics

There is one volume (ca. 28 pages) in this collection.

Language

English

Abstract

An account book of the Building Committee details construction expenses for material and labor at the Chantilly Presbyterian Church, ca. 1850s.

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Preferred Citation

Chantilly Presbyterian Church Account Book, ca. 1850-1859, Accession #11051, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

This manuscript volume was purchased from Jeanette Alford, The Manuscript Company of Springfield, Springfield, Virginia, by the Library on July 8, 1992.

Scope and Content Information

This bound volume, ca. 1850s, ca. 28 pages, pertains to the erection of Chantilly, Virginia Presbyterian Church; on the front cover is "Acconts kept of material and labor furnished Building Committee." This record of construction expenses includes payments for hauling lumber, sawing/cutting and scoring timber, masonry, blacksmithing, and hand labor.