A Guide to the Adèle Goodman Clark papers, 1849-1978
A Collection in
Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell
Library
Collection Number M 9
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Preferred Citation
Adèle Goodman Clark papers, Collection # M 9, Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA.
Acquisition Information
Portions of the collection were purchased from Miss Clark in the 1970s. The remainder of the collection was donated by her family after Miss Clarke's death in 1983.
Biographical Information
A founding member of the Virginia suffrage movement and a prominent supporter of the arts in Virginia, Adèle Goodman Clark (1882-1983) exemplified the influential role civically active women played in the major social reform movements of the twentieth century. Calling politics and art her "creative spirits," Clark was involved in a number of reform initiatives throughout her life that championed the rights of women and promoted the arts.
The second oldest daughter of Robert Clark (1832?-1906) and
Estelle Goodman Clark (1847-1937), Adèle was born
in Montgomery, Alabama on September 27, 1882. Before moving
permanently to Richmond, the Clark family lived in New
Orleans, Louisiana, as well as the small town of Pass Christian, Mississippi.
It was in a one room school house in the latter town that
Adèle developed a fondness for the arts. After her
family moved to Richmond in 1894, Adèle enrolled in
the Virginia Randolph Ellett School (now St. Catherine's).
Adèle also studied art with Lilly M. Logan, who ran
the art school at the Art Club of Richmond. In 1906 she was
awarded a scholarship to the New York School of Fine and
Applied Arts (the Chase School of Art), where she studied
under Kenneth Hays Miller, Douglas Cannal, William M. Chase,
and Robert Henri, leader of the "Ash Can" school of painting.
Upon her return to Richmond, Clark began a teaching career at
the Art Club of Richmond. It was here that Adèle
began her long association and friendship with acclaimed
Virginia artist, Nora Houston 
. When the Art Club of Richmond
was dissolved in 1917, the women went on to establish The
Atelier. Under their direction this private art studio,
located adjacent to Clark's Chamberlayne Avenue residence,
became a training ground for such noted Virginia artists as
Edmund Archer, Eleanor Fry and Theresa Pollak (founder of the
VCU School of the Arts). Two years later Clark and Houston founded the
Virginia League of Fine Arts and Handicrafts, where they both
held the title of artistic director. During this period, they
participated in a fundraising campaign for the resurrection of
the old Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts. Their goal became a
reality in 1930 when the new Richmond Academy of Arts,
forerunner to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, was
established on Capitol Street.*
Clark's interest in the suffrage movement began in 1909, when she was asked by novelist Ellen Glasgow to sign a petition calling for Virginia women to gain voting privileges. On November 27th of that year Clark, along with eighteen other civic-minded women, held a preliminary meeting to discuss the establishment of a state-wide suffrage organization. At this first meeting of what would become the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia, Clark was elected secretary, a position she held for one year. She later helped direct legislative initiatives, organized suffrage rallies and went on speaking tours that helped establish new League chapters throughout the state. Clark also served for several years as chair of the ratification committee and head of the Equal Suffrage League lobby to the Virginia General Assembly.
After passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920 (which was ratified by Virginia in 1952), the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia was transformed into the Virginia League of Women Voters (VLWV). For nearly two decades Clark played a major role in the VLWV.
Selected as the VLWV's first chair in 1920, Clark became president one year later. She held this position for eighteen years (nonconsecutively). Her work in the VLWV involved constant study of legislation involving social issues and governmental efficiency and administration. In 1924, Clark was elected to the board of the National League of Women Voters (NLWV) as director of the Third Region. The region included Washington, D.C., Virginia, and six other southern states. The following year she was elected second vice president of the NLWV, in which capacity she served until the spring of 1928. During that period Clark traveled to conventions in twenty-four states on speaking tours. Along with other officers of the NLWV she helped resolve league organizational problems.
In addition to her work for the VLWV and NLWV, Clark also served on two important state government commissions. In 1922, Governor E. Lee Trinkle appointed her to the Commission on the Simplification of State and Local Government, on which she served for two years as secretary of the Commission. In addition to performing the editorial and clerical work of the Commission, Clark also authored several of the chapters of the Commission's final report (January 1924) to the Virginia General Assembly. Four years later, Governor Harry F. Byrd, Jr. appointed Clark to the Liberal Arts College for Women Commission, on which she also served as secretary. The nine member Commission studied the feasibility of establishing a new liberal arts college for women in Virginia. The second report of the Commission (January 1930), which contained the "set-up" of the proposed college (now University of Mary Washington), was the product of research conducted by Clark with the assistance of Commission advisors.
Clark's strong commitment to higher education was exemplified in several other ways. From March - September, 1926, she served as the Social Director of women students at the College of William and Mary. She was also instrumental in the establishment of citizenship courses for women through the University of Virginia's Extension Division. The courses were designed to educate women about the intricacies of governmental institutions.
During the New Deal era, Clark distinguished herself in two important agencies. In 1933, she was selected as a field supervisor for the National Reemployment Service (NRS). Along with the state reemployment director and other field staff, she assisted in the organization of local reemployment offices throughout Virginia. After stepping down as field supervisor for the NRS, Clark became the Virginia Arts project director of the Work Projects Administration (WPA). This particular branch of the WPA was created to provide employment opportunities for artists in Virginia. In addition to producing murals for public buildings, artists employed by the WPA executed hundreds of paintings that were then distributed to local and state tax-supported institutions for display. One major accomplishment during Clark's tenure at the WPA was the establishment of new art galleries, such as the Southwest Virginia Museum at Big Stone Gap.
In the later years of her life, Adèle Clark remained active in the Richmond community. After converting to Roman Catholicism in 1942, Clark utilized her political experience as a member of the Richmond Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (RDCCW). From 1949 to 1959 she served as the chair of the RDCCW's Legislative Committee. Clark also continued to speak out against a number of issues affecting women, such as the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion.
Clark remained an active supporter of the Richmond art community. From 1941 to 1964 she was a member of the Virginia Arts Commission. The Commission helped to produce many of the murals and portraits displayed in state government buildings that depict the history of Virginia. Moreover, Clark's dedication to the teaching of art did not wane in these later years. She taught art to both the young and old in hospitals, schools and church classrooms. She also continued to enjoy creating her own artwork. Clark's paintings, mostly portraits and landscapes, have been exhibited in several states. One of her paintings, "The Cherry Tree," is in the permanent collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Clark had a unique perspective on the influence of art on her political ideology. She once stated, "I've always tried to combine my interest in art with my interest in government. I think we ought to have more of the creative and imaginative in politics."
Adèle Clark died at the age of 100 on June 5, 1983.
*Capitol Street is now a pedestrian path between the General Assembly building and the Capitol Grounds, parallel to Broad Street and running from Ninth Street to Governor Street.
[Biographical Information is from newspaper accounts and the Adèle Goodman Clark papers.]
Scope and Content Information
The Adèle Goodman Clark papers document the life
and activities of Miss Clark (1882-1983) throughout her adult
life, as well as those of her closest friends and relatives.
Miss Clark was a member of a small group of civically active
Richmond women whose names appear throughout the collection.
Of particular note are members of Clark's family, Edith Clark
Cowles, Estelle de Willoughby Ions, and friends Roberta Wellford, Lila
Meade Valentine, Lucy Randolph Mason, Ida Mae Thompson, Eudora
W. Ramsay Richardson, 
Nora Houston and Josephine Houston. A
list and chart describing the family relationships follows the
Series Description and Arrangement, which specifically details
the arrangement of the collection and highlights areas of
particular significance within each series.
The collection is comprised of five major components, each
with its own depth of coverage, usually dependent upon the
length of Clark's involvement. The first major component of
the collection contains materials pertaining to the Clark and
Houston families with their multiple activities,
responsibilities and affiliations. The documents in this
section include the personal correspondence of
Adèle Clark, Nora Houston , and members of both the
Clark and Houston families. Correspondence from Estelle
Goodman Clark, Cely "Nainaine" Ions, and Estelle
Adèle Goodman
Estelle de Willoughby Ions provide a richly detailed account of the
more significant events within the Clark-Ions family. Also
included is personal, business, and legal correspondence
between members of the Goodman family, predating the Civil
War, and personal correspondence to Clark and Nora Houston
from close friends and associates such as Cornelia Adair, T.
Bowyer Campbell, Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon and Roberta Wellford.
Additional family information is provided by legal and real
estate correspondence, biographical sketches, family and
genealogical histories, composition books, diaries, journals,
and poetry by various members of the Clark and Houston
families. Some items of significance include handwritten
memoranda and notes, poems, short stories and other fictional
material written by Adèle Clark during her
lifetime.
The collection also includes correspondence from businesses and civic organizations with which Clark, Edith Clark Cowles, and the Dooley/Houston family were affiliated during their lifetimes. A list of the more significant organizations includes the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Handicapped Adults, Commission of Inter-Racial (or Interracial) Cooperation, Woodrow Wilson Foundation, National Consumers League, and Social Science Research Council-Committee on Public Administration. There is also correspondence from prominent local and state government officials that further document the political activities and biases of these women. Brochures, memoranda and publications from these organizations are scattered throughout the collection.
While the family correspondence provides information about Clark's early years, the greatest significance of the collection lies in its documentation of the activities of the suffrage movement, both locally and nationally. The collection is particularly strong in its representation of correspondence, reports, memoranda and publications reflecting the sentiments and political positions of both the pro- and anti- suffrage movement from 1913 until the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920. A large portion of this segment also documents the actions of the post-suffragists in their work through the national, state and local chapters of the League of Women Voters (LWV). Clark's considerable role of participation in the Virginia League of Women Voters (VLWV) in the first two decades of the organization provides an abundant amount of material chronicling the many social and political issues in which local and national LWV members were engaged. Although the documentation of the activities of the LWV continues well into the 1970s, the collection is not as strong for the later years as it is for the earlier period.
The suffrage materials, the second and largest component in the collection, are composed of documentation of the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia (ESLV), Richmond League of Women Voters, the VLWV, and the reorganized League of Women Voters of Virginia (LWVV). The ESLV materials includes correspondence, committee and financial memoranda, convention material, notes, reports and miscellaneous literature. There is a large quantity of outgoing correspondence created by the corresponding secretaries of the ESLV which pertains to the efforts of organizing local suffrage chapters throughout the state and between officers of the ESLV, state and national government officials. Also included is correspondence between ESLV President, Lila Meade Valentine, and women of significance within the suffrage movement including Carrie Chapman Catt, Anna Howard Shaw, Maud Wood Park and Kate Gordon. While there is a substantial amount of correspondence generated by the central office of the ESLV, between 1909-1912 there are some major gaps. A portion of this documentation for the early history of the ESLV can be found at the Library of Virginia. Throughout its eleven year existence, the ESLV compiled an enormous amount of literature on the suffrage movement published by the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA), and other organizations. Materials generated by the movement and represented in this portion of the collection include petitions, photographs, enrollment cards, posters, suffrage maps, sashes and other ephemeral items. Additional publications have not been indexed but are available for research.
The bulk of the materials of the remaining suffrage organizations represented in the collection fall within a fourteen year time frame, 1920-1934, and includes President/Executive Secretary correspondence, bulletins, circulars, committee memoranda, and financial statements as well as records relating to the Virginia Cookery Book, the Governor's Ball and the citizenship courses sponsored by the VLWV. Clark also corresponded with the president of the NLWV and other officers in the national organization. The significant correspondents include Maud Wood Park, Belle Sherwin, Katherine Ludington, and Gertrude Ely. Incoming correspondence from prominent Virginia women such as Faith Morgan, Roberta Wellford, Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon, Kate Waller Barrett, Mrs. John L. Lewis of Lynchburg, Mrs. John H. Lewis of Ashland, and Mrs C.E. [Jessie] Townsend of Norfolk can be found in both the President/Executive Correspondence files and the Board of Directors/Executive Committee/Standing Committees file of the VLWV.
The records of the VLWV document in great detail the legislative agenda over a fourteen year period. The VLWV materials contain correspondence, circulars, memoranda questionnaires and reports pertaining to the Children's Code Commission, Virginia Women's Council Legislative Chairman of State Organizations and other major committees of the VLWV; revealing which major pieces of legislation were of utmost concern to Clark and the VLWV. Like its predecessor, the VLWV collected a wide variety of literature from state, national, and international organizations which championed a spectrum of causes of interest to Clark and her associates. These organizations include the League of Nations Association, National Council for the Prevention of War, National Women's Trade Union League of America, and Southern Council of Women and Children in Industry.
Documentation of the NLWV (1920-1945) and the later reorganized League of Woman Voters of Virginia (1946-) includes correspondence and memoranda produced by Clark as second vice president in charge of Legislation and Law Enforcement and third regional director for the NLWV. In addition to correspondence, memoranda, minutes, notes and reports there are materials detailing her involvement in nationally sponsored speaking tours throughout several regions of the United States. Items from the national office consist of mimeographed correspondence and memoranda, reports, press releases and various publications created by the major standing committees and departments of the NLWV. Clark's activity in both the state and national leagues diminished to a great extent after 1934. Records of the latter local, state, and national organizations primarily consists of bulletins, newsletters, and other literature published and distributed by the organizations.
Clark was very involved in the commemoration of the contributions of Lila Meade Valentine to the suffrage movement. The collection contains the organizational records of the Lila Meade Valentine Memorial Association (1921-1937), which was established to raise money for a memorial tablet dedicated to Mrs. Valentine to be placed in the Capitol Building in Richmond. Much of the material consists of correspondence and memoranda between the association's chairperson, Adèle Clark and the individuals who contributed to the memorial fund. There is also correspondence between Clark and the sculptor chosen to produce the memorial tablet. Other material includes financial data, contributors lists, minutes, notes and reports documenting the association's fundraising activities.
The collection of materials related to state and national politics comprises the third major section of the Clark Papers. These materials include correspondence, memoranda, minutes, reports, statistical data, and literature generated by or related to the work of the Commission on the Simplification of State and Local Government (1921-1927) and the Liberal Arts College Commission (1918, 1929-1933). Material pertaining to both of these government commissions highlight the research and information gathering work undertaken by Clark and the members of these commissions before presentation of the final reports to the Virginia General Assembly. The collection also contains the annotated drafts and proofs of the reports in various stages of development. Correspondence, notes, reports and travel vouchers highlight Clark's duties as a NRS field supervisor and her involvement with the National Reemployment Service (1925-1937). Correspondence between Clark and the State Reemployment director reveal the types of reemployment projects in which the NRS was actively engaged throughout the state. In addition, correspondence between Clark and other field staff demonstrate the extent to which Clark participated in managing local reemployment offices during her tenure with the NRS. Published reports, speeches, manuals, newspaper clippings and other ephemeral materials are also included.
The fourth area of interest of Adèle's, as
reflected in the collection, was religion. Included here are
the organizational records and personal items documenting the
religious activities of Clark, Nora Houston , and several
members of the Houston family. It should be noted that Clark
was baptized and confirmed in the Episcopal Church and later
became a devout Roman Catholic after Nora Houston's death in
1942. Included is correspondence between both women and
various religious organizations, church leaflets, pamphlets
and prayer books, periodicals and other items of a religious
nature. Some of the organizations with which Clark and Houston
corresponded include the Catholic Woman's Club, National
Council of Catholic Women, National Conference on Christians
and Jews, and Catholic Daughters of America. Beth Ahabah
Museum and Archives holds other materials of a religious
nature relating to the Goodman family.
The final component of the collection, second in size only to that of the suffrage and voting rights material, is that of art, particularly art in Virginia. An artist by training, Adèle Clark worked ceaselessly for increased public awareness of the traditions and richness of art within the Commonwealth. To this end, the collection documents the contributions of Clark and her colleagues in the following endeavors: the Art Club of Richmond, Atelier, Virginia League of Fine Arts and Handicrafts, Richmond Academy of Arts, Virginia Arts Commission, and Works Project Administration-Federal Arts Project. In addition to containing the correspondence relating to the operations of these organizations, the records also contain memoranda, minutes and reports of committees, and materials on exhibitions sponsored by these organizations. Of particular significance are the records of the Academy Committee of the Art Club that document the committee's role in attempting to resurrect the arts academy. Materials relating to the WPA and the Virginia Arts Commission emphasize Clark's substantial role in making the public a more active player in the promotion of the arts. Clark's monthly and narrative reports on several WPA art galleries, as well as data on the Index of American Design, provide a detailed account of the variety of art projects the WPA underwrote in Virginia.
The collection also contains a range of art and art school
publications, art supply advertisements, catalogs, exhibition
bulletins and notices from local and national art
institutions. A small number of drawings, sketches and
miscellaneous artwork created by Adèle Clark, Nora
Houston and other artists are also represented. Some of the
more notable pieces include Clark's original lithograph
"Richmond Market at Christmas", copies of Nora Houston's house
sketches and artwork produced by children of various ages.
Lastly there are numerous kinds of illustrations and
reproductions that Clark and Houston utilized in their art
classes.
Significant portions of the collection are in fragile condition, particularly newspaper clippings and photographs. Reference copies of the photographs are available for use. A large portion of the clippings have been photocopied and the process will continue as time and staff permit.
Special Collections has also purchased suffrage and related materials. Please ask a staff member for information about these supporting items.
Arrangement and Series Description
Series
Series I: Correspondence and Family Materials, 1849-1971
Subseries A: Adèle Clark, 1893-1971
Subseries B: Clark Family, 1849-1954
Subseries C: Houston Family, 1874-1946
Subseries D: Others, 1899-1969
Subseries E: Greeting Cards, 1910-1970
Series II: Business/Civic Organization Correspondence,
1903-1971
Subseries A: Adèle Clark, 1908-1971
Subseries B: Edith Clark Cowles, 1903-1949
Subseries C: Alice Dooley/Josephine and Nora Houston ,
1915-1953
Series III: Equal Suffrage League of Virginia, 1892-1926
Subseries A: President/Secretary Correspondence, 1909-1920
Subseries B: Equal Suffrage League of Richmond, 1915-1920
Subseries C: National American Woman Suffrage
Association, 1913-1920
Subseries D: Other Suffrage Organizations, 1910-1926
Subseries E: Topical File, 1892-1920
Subseries F: Enrollment Cards, 1914-1915
Subseries G: Petitions of Equal Suffrage League, undated
Subseries H: General Assembly Petitions (organized by
both county and city)
Series IV: Richmond League of Women Voters, 1920-
1978
Series V: Virginia League of Women Voters, 1915-1967
Subseries A: President/Executive Secretary
Correspondence, 1920-1944
Subseries B: Board of Directors/Executive
Committee/General Council/Standing/Special Committees File,
1921-1934
Subseries C: State/National League Convention Material,
1921-1933
Subseries D: Financial Material, 1921-1939
Subseries E: Legislative Material, 1921-1944
Subseries F: Local District/League Material, 1920-1934
Subseries G: University of Virginia File--University
Extension Division, 1920-1938
Subseries H: Other Organizations, 1915-1956
Subseries I: Governor's Ball, 1926-1929
Subseries J: Virginia Cookery Book, 1921-1937
Subseries K: Topical File, 1918-1967
Series VI: League of Women Voters of Virginia, 1945-1970
Series VII: National League of Women Voters, 1919-1947
Subseries A: Adèle Clark Officer File, 1924-1932
Subseries B: Standing Committees\Departments File, 1919- 1935
Subseries C: Topical File, 1919-1947
Series VIII: League of Women Voters, 1946-1976
Series IX: Commission on Simplification of State and
Local Government, 1921-1927
Series X: Liberal Arts College for Women Commission,
1918-1970
Series XI: The National Reemployment Service, 1925-1938
Series XII: Lila Meade Valentine Memorial Association,
1921-1936
Series XIII: Religious Materials, 1893-1970
Subseries A: Richmond Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
(RDCCW), 1948-1970
Subseries B: Literature, 1922-1970
Subseries C: Organizational Correspondence, 1912-1970
Subseries D: Topical File, 1893-1970
Series XIV: Art, 1850-1971
Subseries A: Art Club of Richmond, 1895-1919
Subseries B: Atelier, 1918-1937 [merged with the
restored Academy in the spring of 1930]
Subseries C: Virginia League of Fine Arts and
Handicrafts, 1919-1934 [grew out of the Atelier and
later merged with the Academy]
Subseries D: Richmond Academy of Arts/Academy of
Sciences and Fine Arts, 1917-1953
Subseries E: Virginia Arts Commission [established 1916],
1913-1965
Subseries F: Works Project Administration/Virginia Arts
Project, 1935-1942
Subseries G: Other Art Organizations, 1932-1971
Subseries H: Printed Materials, 1901- 1969
Subseries I: Topical File, 1917-1968
Subseries J: Artwork, 1850-1939
Series XV: Ephemera and Photographs, 1850s-1970s
Subseries A: Newspaper Clippings, 1910s-1970s
Subseries B: Ephemera, 1918-1950
Subseries C: Photographs, 1850s-1970s
Series I: Correspondence and Family Materials, 1849-1971, has been organized into four major subseries.
Subseries A consists of the personal correspondence, diaries, poetry, short stories, memoranda, notes written by Adèle Clark, as well as legal and real estate data pertaining to Clark's residence at 3614 Chamberlayne Ave. Clark's written manuscript entitled "My Cossack" is included. The subseries has been further divided by family members, friends and associates and outgoing and miscellaneous correspondence only roughly identified. Correspondence found in this subseries provides some biographical data on several members of the Clark family and close personal friends.
Subseries B consists of all of the correspondence written to the members of the Clark family (Cowles, Ions and Goodman families) and personal items. Arranged alphabetically, some of the letters are addressed to more than one individual, legal and real estate data of property owned by the members of these families.
Subseries C includes
correspondence written to Nora Houston , her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Dooley Houston, and other members of the family,
personal items of the Dooley-Houston family legal and real
estate data. The materials have been arranged in a similar
fashion to that found in Subseries A. This section provides
detailed information about Alice Dooley, Coralie Floyd Lewis,
Florence Dooley Lewis and Sarah Lewis Woodville.
Subseries D consists of the correspondence, essays, poetry and items from individuals not obviously related to the Clark or Houston families.
Subseries E consists of birthday, Christmas, holiday, sympathy cards and commencement, wedding and other invitations received by Adèle Clark. Most of the material is arranged according to type. Some of Clark's Christmas cards are arranged chronologically.
Series II: Business/Civic Organization Correspondence, 1903-1971, has been organized into three major subseries.
Subseries A consists of correspondence from various business and civic organizations with which Adèle was affiliated during her life. Various local civic associations are represented including the Richmond Child Labor Committee, Richmond Council on Adult Education and Richmond Public Forum. There is also correspondence from several state, civic and government entities such as the Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairman of State Organizations. In the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Handicapped Adults file, there is correspondence between Adèle and Cornelia Adair, President of the Richmond Area Chapter and Walter C. Chapman, Executive Director of the Virginia Society in regards to program and fundraising events put on by the society. This file also documents Clark's teaching of art and drawing to the children who were cared for by the society. Clark also corresponded with several national organizations devoted to social and political reforms such as the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, National Consumers League and Social Science Research Council-Committee on Public Administration. In the Woodrow Wilson Foundation file there is one letter addressed to Adèle Clark from Franklin D. Roosevelt, who thanked her for contributing money to the foundation. As a result of Clark's political activities in Virginia there are a number of letters from prominent members of both the executive and legislative branches of state government, including Harry F. Byrd, Jr., E. Lee Trinkle and Hill Montague.
Subseries B consists of the business correspondence of Adèle's sister, Edith Clark Cowles. Included in this small subseries is correspondence from the Richmond Training School where Mrs. Cowles taught for a number of years.
Subseries C contains all of the
correspondence to Nora Houston , Mrs. Josephine Houston, and
Alice Dooley from business and civic organizations and
prominent local and state civic leaders. Arranged
alphabetically, most of the correspondence is addressed to
Nora Houston during the period when she was most active in
civic affairs. Some of the local civic organizations in which
Houston was active include the Business and Professional
Women's Club of Richmond, City Democratic Committee, Richmond
Community Fund, Richmond Tuberculosis Association, and
Commission on Inter-Racial Cooperation.
Series III: Equal Suffrage League of Virginia (ESLV), 1892-1926, is composed of eight major subseries.
Subseries A contains the correspondence of the President/Secretary and is arranged chronologically. This subseries includes incoming and outgoing correspondence of the main office of the ESLV, a large portion generated by the corresponding secretaries. Significant correspondence within the series is addressed to President Lila M. Valentine from prominent members of the national suffrage movement, such as letters from Kate Gordon, President of the Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference and Carrie Chapman Catt regarding the plank proposed by the National American Woman Suffrage Association in 1916.
Subseries B Equal Suffrage League of Richmond consists of bulletins and circulars, drafts, notes and correspondence of the Board of Directors/Executive Committee, as well as lists of officers and members of the local League. Arranged alphabetically much of the material from the local suffrage league covers only the last two years of its existence.
Subseries C National American Woman Suffrage Association consists primarily of literature and is arranged alphabetically. This includes the "Efficiency Booklet Series" pamphlets, political equality leaflets, convention brochures, and press releases.
Subseries D contains literature distributed by state and national suffrage organizations. The series also contains other organizational materials devoted to reform. Three organizations of particular note are the Empire State Campaign Committee 1914-1915/New York State Woman Suffrage Party 1916-1917, Just Government League of Maryland, and Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference.
Subseries E comprises a wide range of materials pertaining to the activities of the ESLV and is arranged alphabetically. There are more than a dozen essays written by such Virginia activists as Kate Langley Bosher, Adèle Clark, and Lucy R. Mason. Also included is printed literature documenting the anti-suffrage movement.
Subseries F consists of signed enrollment cards.
Subseries G includes signed petitions of the ESLV that are arranged alphabetically by county and city.
Subseries H consists of petitions to the Virginia General Assembly and is also arranged alphabetically by county and city. Petitions include information on an individual's occupation in addition to name and address.
Series IV: The Richmond League of Women Voters, undated, 1920-1978, has been arranged in two different ways. The President/Executive Secretary Correspondence has been arranged chronologically. The remainder of the series has been arranged alphabetically by subject and record type.
Series V: Virginia League of Women Voters (VLWV), 1915-1967, has been organized into twelve major subseries.
Subseries A is arranged chronologically and consists of all of the correspondence from various officers of the National League of Women Voters. The NLWV officers include the President, Congressional Executive, Press secretary, various chairpersons from the NLWV standing committees, the treasurer and assistant treasurer, and the vice-presidents. The large amount of correspondence between the state and national office provides valuable insight into the legislative reform agenda of the NLWV during the first two decades of its existence. It also provides information on the amount and breakdown of dues the VLWV was expected to pay on an annual basis. In addition to the correspondence of the NLWV, there is also a considerable quantity of outside correspondence from civic organizations involved in legislative reforms. For example, the Florence Crittenton Mission, Co-Operative Education Association, American Social Hygiene Association and National Popular Government League lobbied the VLWV to support specific bills before Congress. Edith Clark Cowles held the post of executive secretary of the VLWV from 1920 to 1922 and Ida Mae Thompson was executive secretary of the VLWV from 1922-1934. This series includes correspondence from significant VLWV members such as Mrs. C.E. "Jessie" Townsend, Roberta Wellford, Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon, Jeffries Heinrich, Mrs. John L. Lewis and Kate Waller Barrett. After 1933, the correspondence in the subseries reflects Clark's increasing interest in issues related to labor and unemployment. Letters form Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and the Assistant Director of the Division of Labor Standards, Clara M. Beyer, pertain to state and federal labor legislation advocated by the Department of Labor. Little specific information is provided on the actual reorganization of VLWV because of gaps in the correspondence during this time period.
Subseries B consists of records generated by the Board of Director, Executive Committee, General Council and major standing committees of the VLWV. The minutes of the Executive Committee and the Board of Directors document in great detail actions taken by various standing committees on proposed programs. The committee portion of the subseries is arranged alphabetically by committee name. The work of the nine standing committees parallels that of the standing committees and departments of the NLWV.
Subseries C is comprised of materials pertaining to the participation of Adèle Clark and other VLWV members in the state and national league conventions. Arranged chronologically by year, the records of the national convention primarily consist of the correspondence of VLWV members who attended the conventions. There is, however, additional material in the files of the 1925 NLWV Richmond convention such as program committee correspondence, staff conference minutes and notes and Gala Finance Luncheon data. These files demonstrate the time and effort that Clark and others put into planning the national convention held in Richmond.
Subseries D consists of material created by the Finance Department and the Treasurer's Office of the VLWV. The treasurer of the state league established quotas for local leagues, while the finance chairperson's main duty was to devise the means for raising money in the VLWV.
Subseries E contains materials
pertaining to the activities of the Children's Code
Commission, Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairman
of State Organizations, and the legislative committee of the
VLWV. New state and federal legislation concerning child
welfare, health and education, economy and efficiency in
government and the legal status of women were closely
monitored by the VLWV's legislative chairperson. Nora Houston ,
who served as the VLWV legislative chair for six years,
corresponded regularly with the sponsors of key pieces of
legislation originating in the Virginia General Assembly. The
file of candidates/legislator's replies, as well as other
materials, in this subseries documents the successes and
failures of the VLWV advocacy of key legislative measures.
Subseries F documents the formation and activities of local leagues throughout Virginia. The original order (alphabetical by city, by city/county and by county) has been maintained. While a majority of these leagues existed for only a few years, there were several that maintained a large, active group of members for more than a decade. Correspondence and reports from Mrs. C.E. [Jessie] Townsend of the Norfolk League, Mrs. John H. Lewis of the Lynchburg league and Gertrude Boatwright of the Roanoke league illustrate the successful measures these women employed in making the local organization active branches of the VLWV.
Subseries G is comprised of material relating to the VLWV's involvement in citizenship courses taught at the University of Virginia's Extension Division in providing courses that were designed to educate the new women voters on the complexities of government. Letters between Clark and citizenship course instructors, E. Jeffries Heinrich and Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon, as well as the Extension Division Director, make up the more significant correspondence in the subseries. Additional correspondence between these individuals can be found in Subseries A (President/Executive Secretary Correspondence).
Subseries H consists of a wide variety of literature from local, state, national and international civic organizations. The subseries is arranged alphabetically. Some of the more significant publications collected include the Foreign Policy Association, League of Nations [Non-Partisan] Association, National Council for the Prevention of War, and National Women's Trade Union League. The NLWV also collected literature from such state agencies as the Board of Health, Bureau/Department of Labor and Industry and Board/Department of Public Welfare. Bulletins and Publications from the U.S. Department of Labor Women's/Children's Bureau and the U.S. Civil Service Commission are also found in this subseries.
Subseries I consists of all records relating to the VLWV's short-lived fundraising activity, the Governor's Ball.
Subseries J is comprised of material pertaining to the publication and distribution of the Virginia Cookery Book. The cookbook was also a fundraising effort on the part of the VLWV.
Subseries K is arranged alphabetically and some of the more significant files in this subseries include correspondence to the congressional district directors, vice-presidents of the VLWV and between the third regional director and the VLWV. Biographical data on prominent legislators, government officials and prominent women affiliated with the VLWV can also be found in this subseries.
Series VI: The League of Women Voters of Virginia, 1945-1970, is comprised of material pertaining to the state league after its reorganization in the mid- 1940s. Although Adèle Clark was a member of the new state league, she did not serve as an officer during the later period. The series does contain, in addition to the usual materials, a convention message made by Clark in 1969 as well as scripts of local radio addresses she gave in the 1950s.
Series VII: The National League of Women Voters, 1919-1947 has been organized into three major subseries.
Subseries A: consists of materials that document Clark's major activities as a NLWV officer. Some of the more significant material in this subseries include correspondence between Clark and other NLWV officers during her tenure as third regional director (1924-1925) and as second vice president in Charge of Legislation and Law Enforcement (1925-1928). There is no correspondence between Clark and the state league in these files. Also to be found in this series is material relating to Clark's participation as a delegate to several NLWV conventions, as well as her NLWV sponsored speaking tours to different regions of the country.
Subseries B in conjunction with the usual files, contains memoranda and publications from several of the special NLWV committees: the Get-Out-the-Vote Committee, Special Committee on Immigration and Radio Committee. The voluminous amount of Committee/Department records in this subseries documents all the major spheres of legislative action and lobbying undertaken by the NLWV at this time.
Subseries C is arranged alphabetically.
Series VIII: League of Women Voters, 1946-1976, is comprised of materials related to the activities of the national league after World War II. The first part of the series, arranged alphabetically, includes some of the major surviving publications of the LWV, such as Action, Brief for Action and The National Voter.
Series IX: Commission on Simplification of State and Local Government (1921- 1927), consists of material documenting the work of the Commission charged to produce a report for the Virginia General Assembly outlining the ways in which state and local government bureaucracy could be streamlined.
Series X: Liberal Arts College for Women Commission (1918-1938) is composed of materials documenting the efforts of the Commission to establish a separate liberal arts college for women. Over a four year period, this nine member commission studied several possible sits for the new college. Some of the more significant material in this series includes correspondence between Clark, members of the Commission and city government officials whose cities were considered as proposed sites. In 1930, the Virginia General Assembly passed legislation continuing the work of the commission with the proviso that the new college be located no less that thirty miles from the University of Virginia.
Series XI: National Reemployment Service (1925-1938), is arranged alphabetically. The series contains correspondence between Clark and the State Reemployment Director, George Grey (1933-1934), and Frank Cavedo (1934-1935), correspondence and minutes from the Employment Planning Committee, literature from the U.S. Employment Services, NRS, Department of Labor and Richmond's Public Employment Bureau. Records generated by Clark and other NRS field staff demonstrate how the NRS helped local communities alleviate the critical problem of unemployment.
Series XII: Lila Meade Valentine memorial Association, 1921-1936, contains the records documenting the work of Clark and others to finance a tablet in memory of the famous suffrage leader.
Series XIII: Religious Materials has been organized into four major subseries.
Subseries A consists of materials concerning the Richmond Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. This socially active organization was an affiliate of the National Council of Catholic Women.
Subseries B is comprised of periodicals, leaflets, pamphlets and prayer books from a number of denominations. The Catholic periodicals are alphabetically arranged by title. The last five folders in this subseries consist of miscellaneous church literature.
Subseries C consists of two
major parts: correspondence between Adèle Clark and
local and national religious organizations with which she was
affiliated and secondly, correspondence between Nora Houston
and numerous Roman Catholic churches and organizations. The
first is arranged alphabetically, and includes the Catholic
Daughters of America, Daughters of the King, National
Conference of Christians and Jews, and Richmond Diocese. The
latter, also arranged alphabetically, contains correspondence
from the National Council of Catholic Women, St. Joan's Social
and Political Alliance, and Catholic Women's Club (Houston
briefly served as president).
Subseries D contains items of a religious nature, primarily baptismal and confirmation certificates, religious essays and stories pertaining to the Roman Catholic church.
Series XIV: Art, 1850-1971, has been arranged into ten major subseries. The first six subseries contain the records of six major art organizations.
Subseries A consists of materials that document the twenty-six year history of the Art Club of Richmond, 1895-1919. The correspondence files are arranged chronologically and provide information on the relationship between the Art Club and the American Federation of Arts. It also includes information pertaining to the sale of Liberty Loan Bonds for the purpose of resurrecting the old Arts Academy.
Subseries B contains information concerning the management of the Atelier, 1918-1937.
Subseries C details Clark and Houston's work as artistic directors for the Virginia League of Fine Arts and Handicrafts (1919-1931). Since this organization was an outgrowth of the Atelier, the correspondence overlaps with the correspondence in the previous subseries.
Subseries D is comprised of material documenting the establishment and activities of the Richmond Academy of Arts/Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts (1917-1920, 1925-1944, 1946, 1949-1950). The files reveal Clark's role in the early history of the institution and her activities while serving on the Academy's Board of Trustees. There are also a number of historic accounts written by Clark on the founding of the original Arts Academy in 1786.
Subseries E contains materials spanning the twenty three period, 1941-1964, when Clark was an active member of the commission. The files contain early records of the committee to establish an Art Commission.
Subseries F consists of material
concerning Clark's role as the director of the Works Project
Administration--Virginia Arts Project. Under Clark's
supervision, art galleries were operated in three localities
and county museums in two locations, with extension work in
several Virginia counties. Information concerning the art
galleries and museums can be found in the narrative and
monthly progress reports which Clark wrote as a WPA director.
Correspondence exists discussing the establishment of the
Southwest Virginia Museum at Big Stone Gap and additional
material in the subseries pertains to Clark's work on the
Index of American Design. Correspondence between Clark and
C.A. Glasgold, the coordinator for the Index of American
Design and Nora Houston , its state supervisor, demonstrates
how the documentation was carried out.
Subseries G consists of information on a variety of local and state cultural institutions with which Clark was associated, including the Richmond Artists Association, Virginia Art Alliance and Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Subseries H contains a variety of printed materials pertaining to art work and art in general.
Subseries I is comprised of
unrelated items such as art museum, school supply
correspondence, essays, exhibit notices and notices of
Adèle Clark and Nora Houston's artwork. Also
included is a typewritten transcript of an interview done with
Adèle Clark in 1963.
Subseries J consists of
sketches, drawings, lithographs and other artwork produced by
Clark, Nora Houston and several others. A large portion of the
artwork is undated.
Series XV: Ephemera and Photographs, 1850s - 1970s, is comprised of material relates to all segments of the collection.
Subseries A contains newspaper clippings collected by Clark, members of the family, friends and co-workers. There is evidence that the ESL and VLWV subscribed to a clipping service that enabled these organizations to receive clippings concerning their political and social interests from newspapers across the country.
Subseries B contains the ephemeral items found throughout the collection that range from postcards and buttons, to tickets and cemetery receipts.
Subseries C consists of all the photographs from the various sections of the collection. There are over 500 photographs in all; approximately 350 family photos, and 100 relating to the suffrage leagues.
Related Material
The Virginia Historical Society holds additional Clark Family materials in its Adèle Clark papers. For additional materials related to the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia, see the records at the Library of Virginia. The finding aids for both collections are available on Virginia Heritage.
Contents List
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Subseries A: Adèle Clark, 1893-1971
- Box 1
Brunot, Catherine and Mary, 1932-1967
Relationship: Adèle Clark's cousins.
- Box 1
Clark, Estelle Goodman, undated
Relationship: Mother of Adèle Clark. Nicknames include "Dree," "Muzzie," and "Pouncey."
- Box 1
Clark, Estelle Goodman, 1910-1922
- Box 1
Clark, Estelle Goodman, 1924-1936[FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box 1
Clark, Robert, 1894
Relationship: Father of Adèle Clarke.
- Box 1
Cowles, "Dorcus," 1907-1908
Relationship: Father of Julius D. Cowles who was married to Adèle Clark's sister Edith.
- Box 1
Cowles, Edith Clark, 1898-1938[FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
Relationship: Older sister to Adèle Clarke, married to Julius "Jules" D. Cowles, her nicknames include "Baby," "Deetie," and "Binn."
- Box 1
Cowles, Julius "Jule" D., undated
- Box 1
Cox, Adeline Cowles, 1907-1967
Relationship: Adèle Clarke's neice, daughter of Edith and Julius Cowles, married to James Cox.
- Box 1
Darby, Edward and Madge, undated, 1937-1951
- Box 1
Dew, Gertrude "Trudie" Clark, 1905, 1912-1946
Relationship: Younger sister of Adèle Clarke, married to G. Frank Dew, her nicknames include "Trudie," Trudee," and "Teedee."
- Box 1
Dew, Frank and Vana [Franklin Trice?], undated, 1934-1971
- Box 1
Goodman, Edward S., 1914-1929
Relationship: Maternal uncle to Adèle Clark.
- Box 1
Goodman, Emma, 1917
Relationship: Maternal aunt of Adèle Clark.
- Box 2
Grogan, Charles Edward, 1910-1918
Relationship: Cousin related to the Clarke family.
- Box 2
Gudgeon, Corinne, 1918-1937
- Box 2
Gudgeon, Gustavus, 1918
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, undated
Relationship: Maternal aunt of Adèle Clarke and her godmother, married to Robert Ions. Also nicknamed "Nainaine."
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1893-1912
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1913-1915
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1916-1917
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1918-1919
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1920-1922
- Box 2
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1923-1925
- Box 3
Ions, Cecile "Cely" Goodman, 1926-1930
- Box 3
Ions, Claredon, undated, 1911-1934
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle "Tetelle," 1905-1912
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle "Tetelle," 1913-1923
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, undated
Relationship: Adèle's cousin, daughter of Cely and Robert Ions. She went by the name Willoughby.
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, 1925-1930
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, 1931-1933
- Box 3
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, 1934-1958
- Box 3
Ions, Lily, undated, 1906, 1926-1943
Relationship: Sister of Robert Ions.
- Box 3
Ions, Robert, undated, 1893-1947
Relationship: Adèle Clarke's uncle, married to Cecile "Cely" Goodman Ions. Nicknames include "Godpa" and "Berto."
- Box 4
Miller, Kirk C., undated, 1913-1919
Relationship: Adèle Clark's cousin.
- Box 4
Miller, Lee S., 1903-1909
- Box 4
Miller, Watson B., 1907-1948
Relationship: Adèle Clark's cousin.
- Box 4
Moss, Sanford, undated, 1932-1949
- Box 4
Nathan, Harold and Virginia, undated, 1938-1958
- Box 4
Nathan, Heloise, undated, 1924, 1931-1956
- Box 4
Powell, Francis W., undated, 1943
- Box 4
Wharton, Mary, Mollie and Theo, 1906-1942
- Box 4
Adair, Cornelia S., undated 1910-1951
- Box 4
Archer, Edmund "Ned," 1940-1972
- Box 4
Astor, [Lady] Nancy, 1926,1932
- Box 4
Byrd, Harry F., Jr. [U.S. Senator], 1924, 1944
- Box 4
Campbell, Bowyer T., undated, 1910-1936 [includes biographical data]
- Box 4
Campbell, Bowyer T., 1942-1960
- Box 4
Campbell, Bowyer T., undated, 1961-1971
- Box 4
Cooper, Jane "Mammy," 1914-1934
- Box 4
Ely, Gertrude, undated, 1928
- Box 4
Freeman, Douglas S., 1951
- Box 4
Gills, Mary Louise, undated, 1942-1948
- Box 4
Heinrich, Jeffries, undated, 1926, 1932-1959
- Box 4
Houston, Josephine "Miss Joe," undated, 1912-1944
Relationship: Sister of Alice Dooley and Mary Dooley Jones.
- Box 4
Houston, Margaret, 1912
- Box 5
Houston, Nora, undated
- Box 5
Houston, Nora 1912-1940
- Box 5
Houston, Ruth, 1935
- Box 5
Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon "Lady Bird," 1964
- Box 5
Keiley, Mrs. Lewis, 1943-1950
- Box 5
LeMasurier, Bessie, 1929-1943
- Box 5
Lewis, Coralie Floyd, 1925-1959
- Box 5
Lewis, Mrs Elizabeth H., undated, 1930, 1937
- Box 5
Ludington, Katherine, 1930-1934
- Box 5
Morgan, Faith W., undated, 1939-1957
- Box 5
Packard, Phoebe E., 1902-1931
- Box 5
Park, Maud Wood, 1935-1952
- Box 5
Peaseley, William J., 1956-1959
- Box 5
Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth, undated, 1928-1962
- Box 5
Poythress, Charlotte [includes biographical information], undated
- Box 5
Poythress, William P. and S.R., undated
- Box 5
Randolph, Dr. Bessie Carter 1930-1956
- Box 5
Roosevelt, Mrs. Eleanor 1934, 1945
- Box 5
Sadler, Elizabeth, 1938-1950
- Box 5
Sherwin, Mrs. Belle, 1928-1944
- Box 5
Slemp, Bascom C., 1940-1943
- Box 5
Turner, Martha, undated, 1930-1968
- Box 6
Valentine, Lila M., 1917
- Box 6
Wellford, Roberta, undated, 1916, 1928-1947
- Box 6
Wilson,[President] Woodrow, 1922
- Box 6
Aurora [last name unknown], 1913
- Box 6
Olive [last name unknown], 1914, 1918
- Box 6
Walter [last name unknown], undated
- Box 6
A-H (6 folders), undated
- Box 7
J-Z (8 folders), undated
- Box 8
Miscellaneous, undated, 1920-1959
- Box 8
Miscellaneous, undated, 1917-1970
- Box 8
Outgoing, undated, 1928-1969
- Box 8
Address Books, undated
- Box 8
Biographical Sketches/Statements, undated
- Box 8
Business and Legal Documents--Chamberlayne House, undated, 1965-1967
- Box 8
Compositions, undated, 1898
- Box 8
Diaries, 1895 (Atlanta Exposition), 1907
- Box 8
Equal Rights Amendment--Correspondence and Memoranda, 1970-1978
- Box 8
Essay Exams--"History of Education," 1914-1915
- Box 8
Longfellow Poem Book, 1898 [FRAGILE]
- Box 8
Memoranda and Notes, undated
- Box 9
Manuscript--"My Cossack" by Adèle Clark [notes included], undated
- Box 10
Poem 1910, "Miss Adèle Clark" by A.A. Willes, August 20, 1910
- Box 10
Poems, 1902-1912
- Box 10
Poems and Short Stories, undated
- Box 10
Proclamations, undated
- Box 10
Short Story-- Our Little Ones, 1889 [FRAGILE]
- Box 10
Speech Drafts and Notes, undated 1910-1970
- Box 1
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Subseries B: Clark Family, undated, 1849-1954
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Correspondence to Estelle Goodman Clark from:
- Box
10
Cowles, Edith Clark, 1904-1906
- Box
10
Cowles, Edith Clark, 1907-1935
- Box
10
Cowles, Edith Clark (2 folders), undated
- Box
10
Cowles, Julius D., undated, 1905
- Box
10
Dew, Gertrude Clark, undated, 1906-1935
- Box
11
Goodman, Emma, undated, 1915-1922
- Box
11
Ions, Cecile "Cely," undated, 1910-1930
- Box
11
Ions, Lelia, undated, 1929
- Box
11
Moss, Sanford, 1932
- Box
11
Nathan family, undated, 1930-1935
- Box
11
Wharton, "A.C," 1930-1937
- Box
11
Wharton Family, undated, 1910-1937
- Box
11
Cousin "May" [last name unknown], 1908
- Box
11
Miscellaneous, undated
- Box
11
Miscellaneous, 1905-1925
- Box
11
Miscellaneous, 1926-1937
- Box
10
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Correspondence to Mr. Robert Clark from:
- Box
11
Cowles, Edith Clark, 1904
- Box
11
Miscellaneous, 1901
- Box
11
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Correspondence to Edith Clark Cowles from:
- Box
11
Clark Family, 1910
- Box
11
Clark, Robert, 1896-1897
- Box
11
Cowles, Julius, 1896-1919
- Box
11
Cox, Adeline Cowles, undated 1917-1920
- Box
12
Dew, Gertrude Clark, 1920
- Box
12
Goodman, Edward S., 1897-1920 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
12
Thark, Eva, undated, 1891-1893 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
12
Walker, Clara, 1885
- Box
12
Campbell, T. Bowyer, 1913-1917 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
Relationship: friend of Adèle, became a priest in the Episcopal Church.
- Box
12
Pidgeon, Elizabeth, 1920, 1954
- Box
12
Thompson, Ida Mae, 1920-1922
- Box
12
Valentine, Lila Meade, undated, 1919
- Box
12
Miscellaneous, undated
- Box
12
Miscellaneous, 1886-1910 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
12
Miscellaneous, 1911-1917
- Box
12
Miscellaneous, 1918-1944
- Box
11
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Correspondence to Julius D. Cowles from:
- Box
12
Miscellaneous, 1905-1918
- Box
12
Cowles Family Miscellaneous, undated, 1908-1917
- Box
12
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Correspondence to Adeline Harmon Cowles Cox from:
- Box
12
Clark, Estelle Goodman "Dee," undated, 1908-1913
- Box
13
Miscellaneous, 1909-1930
- Box
13
Miscellaneous, undated, 1933-1940
- Box
12
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Correspondence to Gertrude Clark Dew from:
- Box
13
Miscellaneous, undated 1906-1912
- Box
13
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Correspondence to Ben Goodman from:
Relationship: Estelle Goodman Clark's brother.
- Box
13
Clark, Estelle Goodman, 1862-1863
- Box
13
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Correspondence to Daniel Goodman from:
- Box
13
Miscellaneous [includes business and legal documents], 1849-1858 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
13
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Correspondence to Edward S. Goodman from:
- Box
13
Miscellaneous 1869-1903, [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
13
Miscellaneous and Outgoing Correspondence, Traffic Bureau of Richmond, 1905-1940 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
13
Goodman Family Miscellaneous, 1859, 1872 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
13
Goodman Family Miscellaneous, 1872-1893 [photocopied correspondence-originals in fragile document box
- Box
13
Goodman Family Miscellaneous, undated, 1881-1903 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
14
Ions, Cecile "Cely," undated, 1894-1928
- Box
14
Ions, Claredon, undated
- Box
14
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, undated, 1929-1954
- Box
14
Ions, Lelia [?], undated
- Box
14
Ions, Lily, undated, 1934-1943
- Box
14
Ions, Robert, undated, 1925-1943
- Box
14
Clark [Robert] Life Insurance Policy, 1870
- Box
14
Clark/Goodman Family--Family Data, undated, 1937
- Box
14
Cowles, Edith Clark
- Box
14
Composition/Poetry Books, undated, 1891
- Box
14
English Literature Class Notes, undated, 1914-1915
- Box
14
Latin Exercise Notebook, 1899
- Box
14
Miscellaneous Notes, undated
- Box
14
Poem--"Soliloquy," undated
- Box
14
School Notebook, 1891
- Box
14
Cox, Adeline Cowles
- Box
14
Class Notes and Exercises, undated
- Box
15
Cox, Adeline Cowles
- Box
15
Composition Books, undated, 1916
- Box
15
Diary, June 1921
- Box
15
Music Notes, undated
- Box
15
Recital Programs, 1931-1958
- Box
15
St. Catherine's School Yearbooks, 1923-1924
- Box
15
Goodman, Edward S.
- Box
15
Legal/Real Estate Material, 1933-1941
- Box
15
Ions, Clarendon
Relationship: Adèle's cousin, son of Cely and Robert Ions.
- Box
15
Poem and Real Estate Correspondence, 1927-1929, 1948
- Box
15
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby
- Box
15
Legal/Real Estate Material, 1933-1943
- Box
15
Poems/Short Stories and Illustrations, undated
- Box
16
Ions, Robert
- Box
16
Diaries/Memoranda and Miscellaneous, 1881, 1925-1926
- Box
16
Ions Family--Family Data, Deeds and Insurance Policies, undated, 1932-1956
- Box
13
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Subseries C: Houston Family, undated, 1874-1946
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Correspondence to Mrs. Josephine Dooley Houston from:
- Box
16
Bailey, Anne S., undated, 1930-1932
- Box
16
Bailey, Natalie, undated, 1918
- Box
16
Boyd, Mrs. J. "The Baby," undated, 1932
- Box
16
Campbell, T. Bowyer, 1917-1930
- Box
16
Dooley, Alice, undated, 1908-1922
Relationship: Sister of Josephine Dooley Houston and Mary Dooley Jones.
- Box
16
Dooley, James, undated, 1914
- Box
16
Dooley, Katherine, 1932-1933
Relationship: Cousin of Alice Dooley.
- Box
16
Houston, Margaret, 1926-1933
- Box
16
Houston, Nora, 1911-1929
Relationship: Daughter of Josephine and Henry Houston.
- Box
16
Houston, Ruth, undated 1916-1933
- Box
16
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, 1929
- Box
16
Lewis, Coralie Floyd, undated 1911-1943
- Box
16
"Agnes" [last name unknown], undated, 1926
- Box
16
"Ham" [last name unknown], 1929
- Box
16
Miscellaneous, 1907-1926
- Box
16
Miscellaneous, 1927-1943
- Box
17
Miscellaneous, undated
- Box
17
Outgoing Business, undated.
- Box
17
Outgoing Miscellaneous, undated [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
17
Outgoing to "Sister," undated
- Box
16
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- Box
17
Clark, Adèle, undated 1913-1937
- Box
17
Dooley, Alice, 1913, 1920
- Box
17
Dooley, James, undated, 1915
- Box
17
Dooley (?), Katherine, undated, 1931-1933
- Box
17
Freeman, Douglas S., 1929
- Box
17
Harrison, Norvell, 1925
- Box
17
Houston, Emily, 1933
- Box
17
Houston, Josephine Dooley, 1908-1909 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
17
Houston, Josephine Dooley, undated, 1912-1933 [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
17
Houston, Margaret, 1926-1933
- Box
17
Houston, Ruth, 1933
- Box
17
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby, 1930
- Box
17
Mason, Lucy, 1913-1922
- Box
17
Annie and Bessie [cousins--last names unknown], undated, 1925
- Box
17
Mary [last name unknown], undated
- Box
17
Miscellaneous, undated
- Box
17
Miscellaneous, 1905-1922
- Box
17
Miscellaneous, 1923-1929
- Box
18
Miscellaneous, 1930-1941
- Box
18
Outgoing Correspondence, undated, 1917-1929
- Box
18
Moore, May, undated, 1924-1928
- Box
18
Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth, undated, 1921-1934
- Box
18
Shaw, Evelyn, undated, 1922-1926
- Box
18
Valentine, Lila Meade, undated, 1914-1916
- Box
17
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- Box
18
Jones, Mary Dooley, undated
Relationship: Sister of Alice Dooley and Josephine Dooley Houston.
- Box
18
Keily, Lavalette "Lavvy," undated
- Box
18
Keily, Lavalette "Lavvy," undated
- Box
18
Keily, Margaret Lynn, undated, 1926
- Box
18
Lewis, Coralie Floyd, undated
- Box
18
Lewis, Florence Dooley, undated
- Box
19
Lewis, Florence Dooley, undated [FRAGILE DOCUMENTS]
- Box
19
Woodville, Sarah Lewis, 1912-1913, 1924, 1935
- Box
19
Miscellaneous, undated, 1915-1934
- Box
18
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Correspondence to Ruth Houston from:
- Box
19
Houston, Nora, undated, 1933
- Box
19
Jones, Mrs. R. Mc. C. "Mary," undated
- Box
19
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Dooley Family Correspondence
- Box
19
Dooley, Alice, undated, 1908-1932
- Box
19
Dooley, James, 1907-1920
- Box
19
Dooley, Sarah, 1887
- Box
19
Houston, Emily, undated, 1923-1946
- Box
19
Houston, Margaret and Ruth, undated
- Box
19
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Correspondence to the Dooley-Houston family from:
- Box
19
Jones, Mary Dooley
- Box
19
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Correspondence to Lavalette "Lavvy" Keily from:
- Box
19
Houston, Mrs. Josephine Houston, 1908-1911
- Box
19
Lewis, Coralie Floyd, undated
- Box
19
Lewis, Florence Dooley, undated
- Box
19
Lewis, Mrs. William L., undated
- Box
19
Keiley - Lewis Family, undated
- Box
19
"Mamsie" [last name unknown], undated
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19
"Tantie" [last name unknown], undated
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19
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Correspondence to Cary Breckinridge Woodville from:
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20
Woodville, Sarah Lewis, undated
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20
Woodville, Sarah Lewis, undated, 1893-1911
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20
Dooley-Houston Family
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20
British Isles Trip Correspondence, 1927
- Box
20
Thraves Child Correspondence, 1933
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20
Family/Genealogical Data, undated, 1877, 1924, 1942
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20
Dooley, James H.--Estate Correspondence, 1923-1925
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20
Dooley, Josephine E.(?)--Academy of Visitation Certificate & Composition Book, 1874, 1876
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20
Houston, Emily--Genealogical Chart, Life Insurance Policy, Marriage Certificate, Poems, Property & Tax Data, 1917-1949
- Box
20
Houston, Dr. Henry Gibson--Notebook, undated
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20
Houston, Nora
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20
Diaries, 1900-1901 [FRAGILE]
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21
Houston, Nora
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21
Notes, undated
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21
Jones, Lelia--Composition Book, 1877 [FRAGILE]
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21
Swannanoa Property Data, 1926-1953
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20
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Subseries D: Others, undated, 1899-1969
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Bailey, Ann Stuart--Correspondence, undated, 1928
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Brunot, W.K--Paper "Proposed Statement to Accompany The Utility Group's Definition of Areas of Cross-Examination," undated
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Bull, Agnes Montague--History Class Notes, undated
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Campbell, T. Bowyer--"As Dedicated to Miss Letitia McCreary Burwell, June 1866"
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n.d.
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Colt, Thomas C.--Correspondence, 1934
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Cooper, Jane "Mammy" & Deramus, D.I Estate Material, 1926-1931
- Box 21
Glasgow, Ellen--Newspaper Article & Telegram, undated, 1931
- Box 21
Harmon, Adeline B.--Real Estate Data, 1913
- Box 21
Lazarus, M.--Correspondence, 1899-1900
- Box 21
Patton, Susan F.--Correspondence & Poem Book, 1902, 1913
- Box 21
Porter, Duval--Poems undated, 1922
- Box 21
Poythress, Charlotte--Miscellaneous Prose & Poetry, undated
- Box 21
Robertson, Lollie--Correspondence, 1903-1904, 1937
- Box 22
Miscellaneous Individuals--Correspondence, undated, 1903-1969
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Compositions
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"History of Richmond From 1866-1884, 1924" [author unknown]
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"Valiant Woman"(?) [The Story of Eleanor Sanderson] [author unknown], undated
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Essay Contest, 1912
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Fictional Data & Notes, undated
- Box 22
Genealogical/Historical Research Notes, undated
- Box 22
Gradebook--Virginia Randolph Ellett School, 1909
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Notes--Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 22
Poetry--Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 22
Reference Letters, undated, 1909-1952
- Box 22
Signed Petition to Richmond City Council, undated
- Box 21
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Subseries E: Greeting Cards undated, 1910-1970
- Box 23
Anniversary and Graduation Announcements, Miscellaneous, undated
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Birthday and Holiday Greetings, undated
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Christmas Cards to Adèle Clark, 1910s-1940s (1 of 3)
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Christmas Cards to Adèle Clark, 1910s-1940s (2 of 3)
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Christmas Cards to Adèle Clark, 1910s-1940s (3 of 3)
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Christmas Cards to Adèle Clark 1950s-1970s, (1 of 2)
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Christmas Cards to Adèle Clark 1950s-1970s, (2 of 2)
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Christmas Cards to Estelle Goodman Clark, undated
- Box 25
Christmas Cards to Edith Clark Cowles, undated
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Christmas Cards to Adeline Cowles Cox, undated
- Box 25
Christmas Cards to E.S. Goodman, undated
- Box 25
Christmas Cards to Emily Houston, undated
- Box 25
- Box 25
Christmas Cards from Adèle Clark, undated
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (1 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (2 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (3 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (4 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (5 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (6 of 7)
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Christmas Cards, miscellaneous (7 of 7)
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Christmas Card Lists
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Sympathy cards, notes and telegrams, July 1948
- Box 27
Sympathy Cards, miscellaneous
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Wedding and Commencement Invitations
- Box 28
Wedding Invitations, undated
- Box 28
Invitations, Miscellaneous n.d.
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Subseries A: Adèle Clark, undated, 1908-1971
- Box 29
Academy of Political Science, 1922-1923
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Agricultural Adjustment Program, 1935
- Box 29
Airlines Committee for United States Air Policy, 1944
- Box 29
Alpha Kappa Gamma, 1931
- Box 29
American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1928-1937
- Box 29
American Association for Labor Legislation, 1929-1930
- Box 29
American Association of Social Workers, 1930
- Box 29
American Birth Control League, Inc., 1926
- Box 29
American College Bureau, 1925
- Box 29
American Extension School of Law, 1935
- Box 29
American Federation of Arts, 1922-1923
- Box 29
A.F.L. - C.I.O. Virginia State, 1940-1971
- Box 29
American Historical Association, 1924
- Box 29
American Indian Fund, 1956-1957
- Box 29
American Jewish Historical Society, 1970
- Box 29
American Legion, undated
- Box 29
American Library Association, 1932
- Box 29
American Planning and Civic Association, undated
- Box 29
American Political Science Association, 1927-1933
- Box 29
American Railway Association, 1927-1928
- Box 29
American Relief for France Inc. -- Richmond Committee, 1944
- Box 29
American University, 1938
- Box 29
American Women's Hospitals, 1922
- Box 29
Americans United for World Government, 1946
- Box 29
Anti-Defamation League, 1964
- Box 29
Art Digest, 1934
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Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching, 1932-1934
- Box 29
Atlantic Life Insurance Co., 1925
- Box 29
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., 1926-1927
- Box 29
Barbour, Keith, McCandlish and Garnett, 1929-1932
- Box 29
Barry-Pate Motor Company, 1934
- Box 29
Biggs Antique Company, 1965
- Box 29
Biographical Cyclopedia of American Women, 1929
- Box 29
Blackwell [Alice Stone] Fund Committee, 1950
- Box 29
Blue Cross and Blue Shield, 1966
- Box 29
Boothe, [Senator] Armistead, undated
- Box 29
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Ladies Auxiliary, 1932
- Box 29
Campaign Committee Against the Equal Rights Amendment, 1938
- Box 29
Chamberlayne Avenue Group, undated
- Box 29
Chamberlain, Thomas B., 1929
- Box 29
Charlottesville and Albemarle Civic League, undated
- Box 29
Children's Home Society of Virginia, 1930
- Box 29
Cincinnati Museum of Art, 1948
- Box 29
Citizens' Committee on the Status of Women in Virginia, 1967
- Box 29
Citizens' Service Exchange, 1935
- Box 29
City Planning Commission, undated, 1933-1937
- Box 29
City-Wide Market Committee, 1940
- Box 29
Civil Service Commission, U.S., 1931
- Box 29
Commonwealth Club, 1966
- Box 29
Commission of Inquiry on Public Service Personnel, 1935
- Box 29
Communist Party of Richmond, 1956
- Box 29
Community Life Campaign, 1922
- Box 29
Community Recreation Association, 1934, 1937
- Box 29
Congress of Racial Equity (CORE), 1956-1958
- Box 29
Consultation and Evaluation Clinic, 1959
- Box 29
Consumers' Boycott Against Japanese Aggression in China, undated
- Box 29
Co-operative Education Association of Virginia, 1924-1925, 1929
- Box 29
Council of Jewish Juniors, 1931
- Box 29
Crittenton [Florence] Mission, 1933-1935
- Box 29
Cruelty to Animals, undated
- Box 29
Cultural Relations with Latin America-Committee, 1935
- Box 29
Daughters of the American Revolution of Virginia, undated
- Box 29
Daughters of the King of Virginia, 1930
- Box 29
Delver Woman's Club, 1947
- Box 29
Democratic National Campaign Committee, 1932
- Box 29
Democratic National Committee, 1923, 1951
- Box 29
Democratic State Central Committee, 1932, 1935
- Box 29
Democratic Woman's Club of Richmond, 1966
- Box 29
Dietz Press, Inc., 1948
- Box 30
Eastern State Hospital, undated, 1957-1965
- Box 30
Economic Opportunity, Office of, 1966
- Box 30
Evening School of Business Administration, University of Richmond, undated
- Box 30
Every Monday Club, 1931-1932
- Box 30
Fair Employment Practice Commission, 1946-1947
- Box 30
Family Planning Association of Northern Virginia, undated
- Box 30
Federal Housing Administration, 1947
- Box 30
Florance, Garden and Brown, 1959
- Box 30
Food and Drug Administration, U.S., 1917
- Box 30
Foreign Language Information Service, 1924
- Box 30
Foreign Relations, Council on, 1933
- Box 30
"The Forest" Memorial Association, undated
- Box 30
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce, 1928
- Box 30
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, 1957
- Box 30
Friends House, 1968
- Box 30
Gary, Vaughn J., 1965
- Box 30
General Education Board, 1931
- Box 30
General Welfare Tax League, 1933
- Box 30
Ginter Park Traffic Improvement Association, 1950-1959
- Box 30
Ginter Park Women's Club, 1913
- Box 30
Girl Scouts of Richmond, 1933-1934
- Box 30
Glasgow House Discussion Group [School Desegregation], 1955
- Box 30
Glass, [Senator] Carter, 1924, 1931
- Box 30
Governor's Office--Commonwealth of Virginia, 1922-1956
- Box 30
Graduate Nurses Association of Virginia, 1928
- Box 30
Hampton Institute, 1928-1934
- Box 30
Hanover Woman's Club, 1933
- Box 30
Harrison and Bates, 1968
- Box 30
Highland Springs Woman's Club, 1939
- Box 30
Hollins College, 1916-1944
- Box 30
Hopper, Claude W., 1927
- Box 30
House of Delegates--Commonwealth of Virginia, 1928-1966
- Box 30
Ideal Publishing Corporation, 1948
- Box 30
I.J. Smith and Company, undated
- Box 30
Internal Revenue Service, 1941
- Box 30
International Correspondence Schools, 1906
- Box 30
International Association of Machinists, 1954
- Box 30
International Foundation, 1922
- Box 30
Inter-Organizational Committee on the Status of Women in Virginia, 1966
- Box 30
Jefferson Society, 1924-1929
- Box 30
Jones and Robins, 1934
- Box 30
Justice, Department of, 1950-1951
- Box 30
Keller, Helen, 1951
- Box 30
Kirsh and Bazile, 1935
- Box 30
Labor's Committee for Civilian Relief in China, 1938
- Box 30
League for the Promotion of Public School Education in Virginia, 1930
- Box 30
League of Nations Association, 1923-1942
- Box 30
Lindsay, H. David
- Box 30
Literary Digest, 1929
- Box 30
Little Theatre League, 1920
- Box 31
McGuire, Riely, Bryan and Eggleston, 1919
- Box 31
Macmillan Company, undated, 1921
- Box 31
Mapp, G. Walter, 1924,1929
- Box 31
Marcuse, Mrs. Milton E., 1924
- Box 31
Marlowe Tire Company, undated
- Box 31
Medical College of Virginia, 1928-1935
- Box 31
Memorial Home for Girls--Highland Park, undated
- Box 31
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1908-1932
- Box 31
Miller for Governor Campaign, 1949
- Box 31
Mission Helpers of Alabama, undated
- Box 31
Montague, Hill, 1929-1935
- Box 31
Motion Picture Welfare League, 1916
- Box 31
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1920, 1955
- Box 31
National Association of Manufacturers, 1927, 1945
- Box 31
National Bridge Association, 1933
- Box 31
National Civic Federation, 1922
- Box 31
National Civil Service Reform League, 1927
- Box 31
National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1931
- Box 31
National Committee on Morale, 1941
- Box 31
National Conference on Planning, 1936
- Box 31
National Consumers' League, 1934-1937
- Box 31
National Council of Women, undated
- Box 31
National Council of Negro Women, 1956
- Box 31
National Economic League, 1929-1931
- Box 31
National Emergency Council, 1934
- Box 31
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1926-1933
- Box 31
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, 1955
- Box 31
National Probation Association, 1931
- Box 31
National Progressive League for Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1932
- Box 31
National Public Housing Conference, 1937
- Box 31
National War Savings Committee for Richmond, 1917
- Box 31
National Woman's Party [includes recollection of Adèle Clark 1971], 1922
- Box 31
National Women's Trade Union League of America--Life and Labor Bulletins, 1946-1948
- Box 31
New Amsterdam Casualty Company, 1925
- Box 31
Nicholson Street Civic Association, 1968
- Box 31
Northside Neighborhood Council, 1939
- Box 31
Old Richmond News, 1949
- Box 31
Peace House, 1929
- Box 31
People's Lobby, 1929-1931
- Box 31
Pictorial Review Company, undated, 1924
- Box 31
Poetry Society of Virginia, 1925
- Box 31
Postmaster [John J. Mizelle], undated
- Box 31
Prison Association of New York, 1920
- Box 31
Progressive Democrats, 1946
- Box 31
Prohibition and Evangelical Association, 1916
- Box 31
Prosperity Club, undated
- Box 31
Radcliffe College, 1943-1959
- Box 31
Randolph Macon College, 1954, 1962
- Box 31
Randolph Macon Woman's College Alumnae Association, 1946
- Box 31
R.B. Chaffin and Company, 1909
- Box 31
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1933
- Box 31
Retreat for the Sick Hospital, 1926
- Box 31
Rice, Guy, 1929
- Box 31
Richmond Area Committee for Public Schools, 1954
- Box 31
Richmond Area Community Chest, 1956
- Box 31
Richmond Area Tuberculosis Association, 1966
- Box 31
Richmond Area University Center, Inc., 1950
- Box 31
Richmond Artists Association, Inc., 1969
- Box 31
Richmond Branch Foreign Policy Association, 1928
- Box 31
Richmond Business and Professional Women's Club, 1927-1928
- Box 31
Richmond Chamber of Commerce, 1925-1931
- Box 31
Richmond Child Labor Committee, 1947
- Box 31
Richmond Citizens Association, Inc., undated
- Box 31
Richmond Citizens Association, Inc., 1947
- Box 31
Richmond Civic Association, undated
- Box 31
Richmond [City of]
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31
Recreation Division/Recreation and Parks Department, 1942-1971
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31
Safety Director's Committee on Crime, undated
- Box
31
Regarding tax payments, 1965-1966
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31
- Box 31
Richmond, Civilian Defense Office, 1942
- Box 32
Richmond Committee for Civil Rights, 1948
- Box 32
Richmond Community Fund, 1926-1935
- Box 32
Richmond Council for Peace Education, 1966
- Box 32
Richmond Council of Social Agencies, 1929-1935
- Box 32
Richmond Council on Adult Education, 1934-1944
- Box 32
Richmond Council--Boy Scouts of America, 1915
- Box 32
Richmond Dietary Food Center, undated
- Box 32
Richmond Education Association, 1927
- Box 32
Richmond Female Institute--Alumnae [Woman's College of Richmond], 1932
- Box 32
Richmond First Club, 1932
- Box 32
Richmond Forward, 1966
- Box 32
Richmond Inter-Club Council, 1930
- Box 32
Richmond Jewish Community Center, 1965-1966
- Box 32
Richmond News-Leader, 1928, 1955, 1967
- Box 32
Richmond Professional Institute, 1956-1966
- Box 32
Richmond Public Forum, 1951-1953
- Box 32
Richmond Public Schools, 1917-1947
- Box 32
Richmond Quartermaster Depot, 1943
- Box 32
Richmond Times-Dispatch, undated, 1947, 1968
- Box 32
Richmond Training School for Kindergartners, 1968
- Box 32
Richmond Tuberculosis Association, 1931-1944
- Box 32
Riley, Dr. Charles R., 1971
- Box 32
Roosevelt Business and Professional League, Inc., 1932
- Box 32
Rosenwald [Julius] Fund, 1929
- Box 32
St. Luke's Hospital-McGuire Clinic, 1929
- Box 32
St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary, 1966
- Box 32
Safeguarding the Moral and Spiritual Forces of the State, Committee for, 1917
- Box 32
Satterfield, David [Congressman], 1970
- Box 32
Savoy Hotel--London, undated
- Box 32
Seamen's Church Institute of America, 1928
- Box 32
Sheltering Arms Hospital, 1951
- Box 32
Sherwin, Miss Belle, 1926-1938
- Box 32
Sigma Delta, 1966
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Social Science Research Council--Committee on Public Administration
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32
"Administrative Redistricting in Germany Since 1918" Report, 1935
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32
Annual Reports, 1936-1937, 1939-1940, 1942-1943
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32
Annual Reports, 1943-1947
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32
"City Manager Government in Austin, Texas" Report, 1937
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32
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Social Science Research Council--Committee on Public Administration
- Box
33
Committee Reports, Studies, Minutes of Meetings, 1935-1938
- Box
33
Committee Reports, Studies, Outlines, Statement of Goals and Objectives, undated
- Box
33
Correspondence, 1935-1938
- Box
33
"Sources of Information Concerning the Eighteenth Amendment" Report, 1928
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33
- Box 33
Social Security Administration, 1951
- Box 33
South Carolina, University of, 1966-1967
- Box 33
Southern Aid Society of Virginia, Inc., 1930
- Box 34
Southern Conference for Human Welfare, undated, 1942
- Box 34
Southern Conference for Human Welfare--Committee for Virginia, 1946-1947
- Box 34
Southern Council on Women and Children in Industry, 1930
- Box 34
Southern Dairies, Inc., 1935
- Box 34
Southern Regional Committee of CPU, 1953
- Box 34
Southern Regional Council, 1954-1955
- Box 34
Southern School for Workers, 1946-1950
- Box 34
Southern Woman's Educational Alliance, 1928-1932
- Box 34
Southwest Virginia Museum, 1949
- Box 34
Speed, Mrs. E.W., 1931
- Box 34
State Commission on Conservation Development, 1929
- Box 34
State Planters Bank and Trust Company, undated, 1938
- Box 34
State Teachers College, 1924-1936
- Box 34
Suffrage Archives Committee, 1952-1959
- Box 34
Sullivan, Mrs. Frances, 1929
- Box 34
Swannanoa Foundation, Inc., undated, 1940
- Box 34
Swiss National Exhibition of Feminine Activities, 1928
- Box 34
Tabb, John B. Memorial Association, 1922, 1933
- Box 34
Times Democrat [New Orleans, LA], undated
- Box 34
Travelers (Tabb, Brocken, Braugh and Ragland), 1942, 1946
- Box 34
Union for Democratic Action, undated
- Box 34
United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1922
- Box 34
United World Federalists of VA, 1947
- Box 34
Valentine Museum, 1931-1943
- Box 34
Van Wormer Tree Service, Inc., 1966
- Box 34
Vindicator Publishing Company, 1912
- Box 34
Virginia Anti-Saloon League, 1922
- Box 34
Virginia Association for Mental Health, 1955
- Box 34
Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind, Inc.--Richmond Chapter, 1921-1925
- Box 34
Virginia Capital Bicentennial Commission, 1937
- Box 34
Virginia Chamber of Commerce, 1925-1929
- Box 34
Virginia Child Labor Committee, 1947
- Box 34
Virginia Church Conference on Race Relations, 1930
- Box 34
Virginia Commission on County Government, 1931
- Box 34
Virginia Committee for Public Schools, undated
- Box 34
Virginia Committee to Save the Martinsville Seven, undated
- Box 34
Virginia Conference of Social Work, 1936-1956
- Box 34
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers, undated
- Box 34
Virginia Consumers' League, 1938
- Box 34
Virginia Council of Administrative Women in Education, 1929
- Box 34
Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care, 1949-1950
- Box 34
Virginia Council on Human Relations, 1955-1957
- Box 34
Virginia Council on Religious Education--Special Education and Financial Effort, 1931, 1936
- Box 34
Virginia Council on State Legislation, 1947-1967
- Box 34
Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles [State Highway Commissioners], 1933-1934
- Box 34
Virginia Education Association, 1954-1955
- Box 35
Virginia Federalist, 1947
- Box 35
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, undated, 1929-1955
- Box 35
Virginia History and Factbook Commission, undated
- Box 35
Virginia Interracial Commission/Committee, 1923-1945
- Box 35
Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce, undated
- Box 35
Virginia League for Planned Parenthood, 1946
- Box 35
Virginia Library Association, 1928
- Box 35
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1953-1956
- Box 35
Virginia Polytechnic Institute--Cooperative Education Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, 1917, 1931
- Box 35
Virginia Real Estate Association, 1921
- Box 35
Virginia Social Science Association, 1929
- Box 35
Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Handicapped Adults, 1944-1946
- Box 35
Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Physically Handicapped Adults, 1947-1956
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35
Open Door News Bulletin, 1946-1955
- Box
35
Easter Seal Society Bulletins, 1950-1957
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35
- Box 35
Virginia Society for Human Life, 1965-1970
- Box 35
Virginia Society for Preservation of Public Schools, 1956
- Box 35
Virginia State Board of Education, 1931
- Box 35
Virginia State Board of Health, 1924
- Box 35
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, undated, 1935
- Box 35
Virginia State Commission on Conservation and Development, 1929
- Box 35
Virginia State Committees of One Hundred, 1944
- Box 35
Virginia State Library, 1931
- Box 35
Virginia State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1970
- Box 35
Virginia State Teachers Association [Colored], 1927
- Box 35
Virginia Transit Company, 1948
- Box 35
Virginia Tuberculosis Association, 1955
- Box 35
Virginia Union University, 1930
- Box 35
Virginia, University of, 1954, 1967
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35
Co-Ordinate College League, 1917-1918
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35
Institute of Public Affairs Extensions Division, 1923-1934
- Box
35
- Box 36
Virginia, University of
- Box
36
Publications
- Box
36
Alumni Bulletins/News, 1921-1929
- Box
36
Extension News, 1927-1928
- Box
36
Newsletters, 1929-1965
- Box
36
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36
Record Extension Series, 1920-1928
- Box
36
Summer Quarter Bulletins, 1928-1936
- Box
36
- Box 36
Virginia Welfare Council, 1938
- Box 36
Virginia Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1923-1924
- Box 36
Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairman of State Organizations, 1924-1956
- Box 36
Virginia Youth Movement for Social Betterment, 1935
- Box 36
Washington [George] Bicentennial Commission, 1932
- Box 36
Wheeler Defense Committee, 1925
- Box 36
White Top Folk Festival, 1935
- Box 36
Whitmell Farm Life School Junior League, 1922-1923
- Box 36
Who's Who in Government, 1930
- Box 36
Who's Who in Virginia, 1941
- Box 36
William and Mary, College of, 1926-1948
- Box 36
William and Mary, College of--Richmond Extension Division, 1929-1933
- Box 37
Wilson [Woodrow] Foundation
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37
Correspondence, 1921-1927
- Box
37
Newsletters and Miscellaneous Publications, 1921-1926
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37
- Box 37
Wilson [Woodrow] Institute of the Philippines, 1931
- Box 37
Wilson [Woodrow] Memorial Society, 1929
- Box 37
Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Virginia, 1952
- Box 37
Woman's Centennial Congress, 1940
- Box 37
Woman's Club, 1924, 1933, 1946
- Box 37
Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, undated
- Box 37
Woman's Who's Who, 1941
- Box 37
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1966
- Box 37
Woody [Stuart] Defense Committee, 1951
- Box 37
Wormeley, Carter [Bishop], undated, 1924-1934
- Box 37
Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia, 1946
- Box 37
Young Women's Christian Association, 1925-1959
- Box 29
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Subseries B: Edith Clark Cowles, undated, 1903-1939
- Box 37
Emmanuel Church Cemetery Committee, 1949
- Box 37
National American Woman Suffrage Association, undated, 1920
- Box 37
National Congress of Mothers, 1919
- Box 37
Richmond Training School, 1903-1919
- Box 37
Thompson, F.H., 1922
- Box 37
Treasury, Department of, 1919
- Box 37
Virginia, University of--School of Citizenship, 1928
- Box 37
West, J. E. [State Senator], 1921
- Box 37
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- Box 37
American Association for Labor Legislation, 1921-1953
- Box 37
American Association for Social Security, 1934
- Box 37
American Association of Museums, 1930
- Box 37
American Association of University Women, 1929
- Box 37
American Forestry Association, 1931
- Box 37
Archaeological Institute of America, 1927, 1936
- Box 37
Artists Equity of America, undated
- Box 37
Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching, 1931-1935
- Box 37
Business and Professional Women's Club of Richmond, VA, 1921-1932
- Box 37
Charlottesville Chamber of Commerce, 1931
- Box 37
Chase [William E.] Memorial Fund Committee, 1923
- Box 37
Child Welfare League of America, 1926
- Box 37
Children's Shop, 1929
- Box 37
Citizens' Unemployment Committee, 1930
- Box 37
City Democratic Committee, 1929, 1936
- Box 37
Columbia University, 1929
- Box 37
Commission on Inter-Racial Co-operation, 1922-1940
- Box 37
Cox, James M., 1920
- Box 37
Dietz Press, Inc., undated
- Box 37
Dinnen, Matthew Hale, 1923-1924
- Box 37
Drama Guild, 1930
- Box 37
Foreign Policy Association, 1925-1932
- Box 37
Girl Scouts of Richmond, undated 1929
- Box 37
Glass, Carter [U.S. Senator], undated
- Box 37
Grumbacher, M., 1929
- Box 37
Hampton Alumni Association, 1931
- Box 37
Hinds, Noble and Eldredge, 1914-1928
- Box 37
Home for Needy Confederate Women, 1943
- Box 37
Information Bureau on Women's Work, 1929-1932
- Box 37
Instructive Visiting Nurse Association (IVNA), 1929
- Box 37
International Mercantile Marine Company, 1927
- Box 38
Kappa Alpha Journal, 1930
- Box 38
La Revue Moderne, 1932
- Box 38
League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, 1925
- Box 38
Liberal Arts College for Women, 1930
- Box 38
Literary Digest, undated, 1928
- Box 38
Little Theatre League of Richmond, undated, 1920-1927
- Box 38
Lutetia Hotel--Paris, undated
- Box 38
Mapp, G. Walter [Senator], 1923
- Box 38
Mapp, G. Walter [Senator] Campaign, 1929
- Box 38
Miller and Rhoads, 1929
- Box 38
Montague, Hill, 1929
- Box 38
Monticello Shop, 1929
- Box 38
Morris Plan Bank of Virginia, 1933
- Box 38
Mountain Mission School, 1931
- Box 38
Mount de Chantal Alumnae Association, 1926
- Box 38
Mullen, Arthur E., 1924
- Box 38
National Child Welfare Association, Inc. 1926
- Box 38
National Consumers League, [Lucy R. Mason] 1934
- Box 38
National Council for Prevention of War, undated, 1932-33
- Box 38
National Education Association, 1923
- Box 38
National Geographic Society, undated, 1924-1930
- Box 38
National Probation Association, 1933
- Box 38
National Save-A-Life League, 1933
- Box 38
National Society of Penal Information, Inc., 1930
- Box 38
Negro Welfare Council, 1931-1933
- Box 38
Old White Art Colony, 1933
- Box 38
Palmer House [Chicago, IL], 1928
- Box 38
Phillips, Mary E., 1927
- Box 38
Pollard, J. Garland [Governor], 1932
- Box 38
Pollard, J. Garland [Governor] Campaign, 1929
- Box 38
Publishers Service Company, 1942
- Box 38
Randolph Macon College, 1928
- Box 38
Railroad YMCA, 1932
- Box 38
Revue du Vraiet du Beau, 1924
- Box 38
Richmond Branch Foreign Policy Association, 1928
- Box 38
Richmond Community Fund, 1926-1937
- Box 38
Richmond Council of Social Agencies, 1925
- Box 38
Richmond Evening Journal, 1916
- Box 38
Richmond Female Institute Alumnae Association, 1932
- Box 38
Richmond News-Leader, 1923
- Box 38
Richmond Public Schools, 1936
- Box 38
Richmond School of Social Work and Public Health [RPI/VCU], 1926
- Box 38
Richmond Tuberculosis Association, 1929-1933
- Box 38
Richmond Workers' Education Committee, 1935
- Box 38
St. Luke's Hospital-McGuire Clinic, 1933
- Box 38
St. Vincent's Hospital, 1933
- Box 38
Save the Children Fund, undated, 1935
- Box 38
Sheltering Arms Hospital, 1933
- Box 38
Shockoe Cemetery, 1931
- Box 38
Social Service Federation--Minutes, undated
- Box 38
Southern Women's Educational Alliance, 1930
- Box 38
State Commission on Conservation and Development, 1935
- Box 38
State Planters Bank and Trust Company, 1926-1937
- Box 38
United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1933
- Box 38
Valentine Museum, 1922-1941
- Box 38
Virginia Commission for the Blind, 1930
- Box 38
Virginia Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics, 1923
- Box 38
Virginia Department of Labor Industry, 1933
- Box 38
Virginia Railway and Power Company, 1920
- Box 38
Virginia, University of, 1920-1933
- Box 38
Bureau of University Travel, 1927
- Box 38
West Virginia Mine Workers Union, undated
- Box 38
Woman's Auxiliary of the Richmond Academy of Medicine, 1925
- Box 38
Woman's Club of Ashland, undated
- Box 38
Woman's Club of Richmond, 1926-1933
- Box 38
Woman's Prohibition League of America, 1918
- Box 38
Worker's Education Committee, 1929-1930
- Box 38
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Association, 1931
- Box 38
Young Women's Christian Association [YWCA], 1920, 1931
- Box 38
Young Woman's Literary Club, 1914-1915
- Box 37
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Subseries A: President/Secretary Correspondence, undated, 1909-1920
- Box 39
Fragile materials
- Box 40
1909
- Box 40
January - July 1910
- Box 40
August - December 1910
- Box 40
1911
- Box 40
1912
- Box 40
January - March 1913
- Box 40
April - May 1913
- Box 40
June 1913
- Box 40
July 19 August 1913
- Box 41
September 1913
- Box 41
October 1913
- Box 41
November 1913
- Box 41
December 1913
- Box 41
January 1914
- Box 41
February 1914
- Box 41
March - August 1914
- Box 42
September - December 1914
- Box 42
January - June 1915
- Box 42
July - October 1915
- Box 42
November - December 1915
- Box 42
January - March 1916
- Box 42
April 1916
- Box 42
May 1916
- Box 42
June 1916
- Box 42
July 1916
- Box 42
August 1916
- Box 43
September 1916
- Box 43
October 1916
- Box 43
November 1916
- Box 43
December 1916
- Box 43
January - February 1917
- Box 43
March 1917
- Box 43
April 1917
- Box 43
May 1917
- Box 43
June 1917
- Box 43
July - August 1917
- Box 43
September - October 1917
- Box 43
November 1917
- Box 44
December 1917
- Box 44
January 1918
- Box 44
February 1918
- Box 44
March 1918
- Box 44
April 1918
- Box 44
May 1918
- Box 44
June 1918
- Box 44
July 1918
- Box 44
August 1918
- Box 44
September 1918
- Box 44
October 1918
- Box 44
November 1918
- Box 44
December 1918
- Box 45
January 1919
- Box 45
February 1919
- Box 45
March 1919
- Box 45
April 1919
- Box 45
May 1919
- Box 45
June 1919
- Box 45
July 1-15, 1919
- Box 45
July 16-31, 1919
- Box 45
August 1-15, 1919
- Box 45
August 16-32, 1919
- Box 45
September 1-15, 1919
- Box 46
September 16-30, 1919
- Box 46
October 1-15, 1919
- Box 46
October 16-31, 1919
- Box 46
November 1-15, 1919
- Box 46
November 16-30, 1919
- Box 46
December 1-15, 1919
- Box 46
December 16-31, 1919
- Box 46
January 1-15, 1920
- Box 46
January 16-31, 1920
- Box 46
February 1920
- Box 46
March 1920
- Box 46
April 1920
- Box 47
May 1920
- Box 47
June 1920
- Box 47
July 1920
- Box 47
August 1920
- Box 47
September 1-15, 1920
- Box 47
September 16 - September 30, 1920
- Box 47
October 1920
- Box 48
November - December 1920
- Box 48
Undated Material (1 of 2)
- Box 48
Undated Material (2 of 2)
- Box 39
-
Subseries B: Equal Suffrage League of Richmond, undated, 1915-1920
- Box 48
Bulletins and Circulars, 1919-1920
- Box 48
Clay Ward Pledge Lists and Maps, undated
- Box 48
Correspondence [Edith Clark Cowles], 1915-1918
- Box 48
Essay Contest, undated
- Box 48
Executive Council--Declaration of Principles, Resolutions, Information Brief
- Box 48
Membership List, undated
- Box 48
Minutes, 1915, 1920
- Box 48
Officer List, undated
- Box 48
Recording Secretary Notebook, 1919
- Box 48
-
Subseries C: National American Women Suffrage Association, undated, 1913-1920
- Box 48
Americanization Committee--Bulletins and Memoranda, 1917
- Box 48
Announcements, Bulletins, Convention Brochures, Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 48
Convention Report, undated
- Box 49
Flyers and Handbills, undated
- Box 49
Handbook and Proceedings of Jubilee Convention, 1919
- Box 49
Headquarters Newsletter, 1916-1917
- Box 49
National Congressional Committee Special Bulletin, 1916
- Box 49
National Suffrage News, 1917
- Box 49
Pamphlets [Includes "Efficiency Booklet Series" pamphlets], undated
- Box 49
Political Equality Leaflets, undated
- Box 49
Presidential Address, 1919
- Box 49
Press Releases, undated, 1917-1920
- Box 49
Questionnaire, undated
- Box 49
Shaw Memorial [Anna Howard Shaw], 1919-1920
- Box 49
Study Outline Series--Women Suffrage: A Study Outline, undated
- Box 49
Suffrage Literature Lists, undated
- Box 49
Suffrage Pageant and Parade, 1913
- Box 49
Victory Convention, Condensed Minutes and Handbook of NAWSA, 1920
- Box 48
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Subseries D: Other Suffrage Organizations, undated, 1910-1926
- Box 50
Alabama Equal Suffrage Association, undated
- Box 50
Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government, undated
- Box 50
Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Association, 1911
- Box 50
Chicago Men's Equal Suffrage League, undated
- Box 50
Council of National Defense--Woman's Committee, undated
- Box 50
Empire State Campaign Committee, 1914-1915
- Box 50
Equal Suffrage League [Virginia League of Women Voters]--Citizenship Committee, 1920
- Box 50
Equal Suffrage League--Custodial Committee, 1926
- Box 50
Equal Suffrage Association of North Carolina, undated
- Box 50
Farmers' Educational and Co-Operative Union of America [Virginia Division], 1911
- Box 50
International Woman Suffrage Alliance, 1924-1926
- Box 50
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association, 1910-1917
- Box 50
Just Government League of Maryland, 1913-1921
- Box 50
Kentucky Equal Rights Association, undated
- Box 50
League of Woman Voters--Program, undated
- Box 50
National College Equal Suffrage League, undated
- Box 50
National Committee for Suffrage Agriculture, undated
- Box 50
National Council of Women--Biennial Report, 1916
- Box 50
National Tax Association, 1919
- Box 50
National Union of Women Citizens--Constitution, 1919
- Box 50
National War Savings Committee, 1917
- Box 50
National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company, undated
- Box 50
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 1917
- Box 50
New Jersey Men's League for Woman Suffrage, undated
- Box 50
New York State Woman Suffrage Party, undated, 1916-1917
- Box 50
North Western Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, 1920
- Box 50
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association, undated, 1915
- Box 50
Public Instruction, Department of, 1912
- Box 50
Richmond Equal Rights Association, undated
- Box 50
St. Louis Equal Suffrage League, undated
- Box 50
Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference, undated, 1915
- Box 50
State Fair Committee, 1912
- Box 50
Tennessee State Fair--Woman's Department, 1912
- Box 50
Unites States Department of Labor--Information and Education Service, 1919
- Box 50
Virginia Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, undated
- Box 50
Virginia Central Citizenship Committee, 1920
- Box 50
Virginia Federation of Labor, undated, 1912, 1917
- Box 51
Virginia Good Roads Association, 1920
- Box 51
Virginia State Central Democratic Committee, 1920
- Box 51
Virginia State Federation of Woman's Clubs, 1912-1919
- Box 51
Virginia State War Council, undated
- Box 51
War Loan Organization--Woman's Division, 1919
- Box 51
West Virginia Equal Suffrage Association, undated
- Box 51
Wisconsin Woman Suffrage Association, 1917
- Box 51
Woman's Christian Temperance Union/Woman's Temperance League, 1911-1916
- Box 51
Woman's Land Army of America "Women on the Land" February, 1918
- Box 51
Woman's War Service--Registration Bureau, undated
- Box 50
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Subseries E: Topical File, undated, 1892-1920
- Box 51
Annual Address--Lila Meade Valentine, 1911
- Box 51
Annual Reports, undated
- Box 51
Anti-Suffrage Literature, undated
- Box 51
Anti-Suffrage Literature-- Woman Patriot, 1919-1920
- Box 51
Appointment Calendar, 1916
- Box 51
Audit Statement, undated
- Box 51
Ballots, 1918
- Box 51
Biographies--Suffrage Women, undated
- Box 51
Booklist, 1916
- Box 51
Branch Minutes and Reports, undated
- Box 51
Briefs [on Federal Suffrage Amendment], undated, 1919
- Box 51
Budgetary Material, undated
- Box 51
Budgetary Material--Pledge and Donations Lists, undated
- Box 51
Bulletins and Circulars, 1911-1917
- Box 51
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1918-1920
- Box 52
Business and Professional Woman,1920
- Box 52
Citizenship/Political Education School Material, undated, 1920
- Box 52
City Ordinances, 1917
- Box 52
Club List, undated
- Box 52
Conference Brochures, 1913
- Box 52
Convention--Delegate Lists, 1919-1922
- Box 52
Convention Minutes, 1920
- Box 52
Convention
- Box
52
Notes, undated
- Box
52
Programs, 1916
- Box
52
Resolutions, 1913-1920
- Box
52
- Box 52
Correspondence--Executive and Headquarters Secretary Reports, undated, 1914-1919
- Box 52
Democratic Convention--State, Roanoke, 1916, 1920
- Box 52
Dollar Post-Card Plan, undated
- Box 52
Draft Speeches--Lila Meade Valentine, undated
- Box 52
Essay
- Box
52
Bosher, Kate Langley "Legislature's Chance," undated
- Box
52
Bowne, B.P. "Man's View of Woman Suffrage," undated
- Box
52
Clark, Adèle "Symbol of Civilization," undated
- Box
52
Clarke, Mary Pollard "Human Rights--Not in Violation of State's Rights," undated
- Box
52
Dahl, E. Peabody "Suffrage, A Woman's Right and Duty" March 11, 1920
- Box
52
Foster, Mrs. W.W. "Anti-Suffrage Home," undadted
- Box
52
Foster, Mrs. W.W. "Woman's Work," undated
- Box
52
Henning, Julia R., undated, 1910
- Box
52
Mason, Lucy R. "Divine Discontent" [Lucy Cary?], undated
- Box
52
Mason, Lucy R. "Expediency or Right?," 1913
- Box
52
Mason, Lucy R. "Religious and Social Aspect of the Suffrage Movement," undated
- Box
52
Norris, Kathleen "Forty-Five and Comfortable and Nothing to Do," undated
- Box
52
Temple, Alice "Plea for Equal Suffrage," undated
- Box
52
Winn, M.D. "Women's Votes Make Better Babies," undated
- Box
52
- Box 52
Essay Drafts, undated
- Box 52
Executive Committee Plan, 1920
- Box 52
"Facts and Fallacies" by Adèle Clark, 1912
- Box 52
Flyers and Handbills, undated, 1913, 1919-1920
- Box 52
Ginter Park Election, 1912
- Box 52
International Suffrage Literature, undated, 1911
- Box 52
Itineraries, undated
- Box 52
Labor [includes Commissioner of Labor (James B. Doherty) paper], 1912
- Box 52
Leaflets, undated
- Box 52
Lee [Robert E.] Camp, 1892
- Box 53
Legislative Material, undated, 1917-1920
- Box 53
Letters to the Editor, undated, 1913-1920
- Box 53
Liberty Loan Campaign, undated, 1918-1919
- Box 53
Lists--Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 53
Membership Cards and Lists (1 of 2)
- Box 53
Membership Cards and Lists (2 of 2)
- Box 53
Membership/Officer Lists (Bound Volumes)
- Box 53
Minutes--Board of Directors, Executive Committee, undated, 1912-1920
- Box 53
Monthly Demonstrations, 1917
- Box 53
National Convention Speech--Mrs. Lila Mead Valentine September, 1916
- Box 53
National Woman Suffrage Convention Delegates List, 1919
- Box 54
Newspaper Clippings, undated
- Box 54
Newspaper Clippings, undated
- Box 54
Newspaper Clippings [photocopied], undated 1914-1920
- Box 54
Notebook--Adèle Clark, undated
- Box 54
Notebook--Edith Clark Cowles, 1919-1920
- Box 54
- Box 54
Notebook--Ida Mae Thompson, 1909(?)-1920
- Box 54
Organizational Charts and History, undated
- Box 54
Organization Plan, 1917
- Box 54
Patriotic Luncheons, undated
- Box 54
Presidential Campaign Flyers--19th Century
- Box 54
Press Bureau--Correspondence/Suffrage Data, 1915-1916
- Box 54
Public Meetings Permit, 1915
- Box 54
Red Cross Auxiliary War Work Reports, 1917
- Box 54
Resolutions, undated
- Box 54
Social Hygiene--Pamphlets
- Box 54
Souvenir Program "Jollies of 1919," 1919
- Box 55
Stanton [Elizabeth Cady] Centennial Luncheon, 1915
- Box 55
State Suffrage Association Director, 1914
- Box 55
State Suffrage Association List, undated
- Box 55
Suffrage
- Box
55
Addresses/Speeches
- Box
55
Clark, [Chief Justice] Walter "Ballots for Both," 1916
- Box
55
Clark, Adèle
- Box
55
Calendars, 1914, 1917
- Box
55
Diary and Handbook, 1918
- Box
55
Literature Mailing List, undated
- Box
55
Pattern Advertisements, undated
- Box
55
Plays, undated, 1913-1914
- Box
55
Plays--"Gaslight" scripts, undated
- Box
55
Poetry, undated
- Box
55
Post Cards, undated
- Box
55
Schools, undated, 1913
- Box
55
Schools--Lecture Material, 1917
- Box
55
Schools--Lesson Book, undated
- Box 55
- Box
55
- Box 55
Supplemental Literature, undated, 1919-1920
- Box 55
Taylor [Alice O.] Story--"Dilsey," undated
- Box 55
Townsend [C.E.]--notes on League of Women Voters Chicago Convention, 1920
- Box 56
Victory Loan Memo Book, 1919
- Box 56
Virginia Addenda, undated
- Box 56
Virginia General Assembly
- Box
56
House of Delegates--Suffrage Position Data [arranged alphabetically by delegates last name]
- Box
56
Senate--Suffrage Position Data [arranged by Senate district]
- Box
56
- Box 56
Virginia Newspaper List, 1917, 1919
- Box 56
Virginia Suffrage News, 1914
- Box 56
Virginia Suffrage News Correspondents, Petition Blanks and Subscription Lists, 1914
- Box 56
Virginia Tours (Organizing Suffrage Chapters)--Faith W. Morgan, undated
- Box 56
Virginia Tours (Organizing Suffrage Chapters)--Eudora W. Ramsay, undated, 1917
- Box 56
Voter Registration and Election Law Materials, undated, 1920
- Box 56
Woman's Bible
- Box 56
Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, 1912-1913, 1916
- Box 56
Woman's Magazine, 1909
- Box 56
World Convention Dates
- Box 56
Yearbooks, 1910, 1916
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Cash Book--"Your Girl and Mine," 1912
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Corresponding Secretary Account Book, 1910-1920
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Honor Roll List, undated
- Box 57
(Oversize)
International Woman Suffrage Alliance-- International Woman Suffrage News[Damaged and Fragile Material]
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission, undated
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Lists of Names, undated
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Membership Application Cards [on newsprint] undated
- Box 57
(Oversize)
Minutes--Executive Board Equal Suffrage League of Richmond, 1914-1919
- Box 58
(Oversize)
National American Woman Suffrage Association--Bulletins, 1918
- Box 58
(Oversize)
National American Woman Suffrage Association--Bulletins, 1919-1920
- Box 58
(Oversize)
Order Book, undated
- Box 58
(Oversize)
Subscription book
- Box 58
(Oversize)
Suffrage Play--Title and Date unknown
- Box 58
(Oversize)
Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairmen of State Organizations--Bulletins, undated, 1924-1928
- Box 51
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Subseries F: Enrollment Cards, undated, 1914-1915
- Box 59
Enrollment Cards
- Box 60
Enrollment Cards
- Box 59
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Subseries G: Petitions of Equal Suffrage League, undated
- Box 61
Accomack County
- Box 61
Albemarle County
- Box 61
Alexandria County
- Box 61
Alleghany County
- Box 61
Amelia County
- Box 61
Amherst County
- Box 61
Appomattox County
- Box 61
Augusta County
- Box 61
Bedford County
- Box 61
Botetourt County
- Box 61
Brunswick County
- Box 61
Campbell County
- Box 61
Chesterfield County
- Box 61
Clarke County
- Box 61
Craig County
- Box 61
Culpeper County
- Box 61
Dinwiddie County
- Box 61
Elizabeth City County
- Box 61
Essex County
- Box 61
Fairfax County
- Box 61
Fauquier County
- Box 61
Frederick County
- Box 61
Goochland County
- Box 61
Grayson County
- Box 61
Gloucester County
- Box 61
Hanover County
- Box 61
Henrico County
- Box 61
Isle of Wright County
- Box 61
James City County
- Box 61
King and Queen County
- Box 61
King William County
- Box 61
Lancaster County
- Box 61
Loudoun County
- Box 61
Mecklenburg County
- Box 61
Miscellaneous (1 of 2)
- Box 61
Miscellaneous (2 of 2)
- Box 61
Norfolk
- Box 61
Northampton County
- Box 61
Nottoway County
- Box 62
Orange County
- Box 62
Page County
- Box 62
Pittsylvania County
- Box 62
Prince Edward County
- Box 62
Powhatan County
- Box 62
Prince William County
- Box 62
Princess Anne County
- Box 62
Richmond County
- Box 62
Roanoke City
- Box 62
Roanoke County
- Box 62
Rappahannock County
- Box 62
Rockbridge County, Local Officers
- Box 62
Rockingham County
- Box 62
Shenandoah County
- Box 62
Southampton County
- Box 62
Spottsylvania County
- Box 62
Suffolk
- Box 62
Teachers' Convention--Miscellaneous, Petitions
- Box 62
Warren County
- Box 62
Warwick County
- Box 61
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Subseries H: General Assembly Petitions, undated (organized by both county and city)
- Box 63
Buckingham, Fredericksburg, Mecklenburg, Middlesex, Nelson, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Madison, Orange, Campbell
- Box 63
Chesterfield County
- Box 63
Henrico County, King William Co., Southampton Co.
- Box 63
James City, Williamsburg, Amherst, Winchester [Men], Albemarle, Frederick, Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Caroline, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Rockbridge, Bedford
- Box 63
Northumberland, Pulaski, Alexandria, Fairfax, Charlotte, Albemarle, Campbell
- Box 63
Richmond (1 of 2)
- Box 63
Richmond (2 of 2)
- Box 63
Tidewater and Miscellaneous
- Box 63
Miscellaneous (1 of 2)
- Box 63
Miscellaneous (2 of 2)
- Box 63
- Box 64
Annual Meeting Report 1937
- Box 64
Annual Reports, 1922, 1956-1957, 1967-1968
- Box 64
Ballots, undated, 1931
- Box 64
Board of Directors--Memoranda, Minutes, 1921, 1943-1947, 1964
- Box 64
Budget Proposals and Reports [Treasurer's Report], 1928-1929, 1931-1964
- Box 64
Bulletins and Circular, 1920-1929
- Box 64
Bulletins and Circular, undated, 1931-1971
- Box 64
Bulletins-- Time for Action! 1960-1965
- Box 64
By-Laws, undated, 1953-1954, 1971
- Box 64
Calendar of Events, undated 1954-1955
- Box 64
Child Welfare Committee [Correspondence--Mrs. Lee, Chair], 1933
- Box 64
City Council Candidate Lists, undated, 1925, 1930
- Box 64
City Council Candidate Questionnaire Replies, 1932-1966
- Box 64
City Democratic Committee [Richmond], 1920, 1925-1926, 1930
- Box 64
City Planning Commission [Richmond], 1934-1935, 1951
- Box 65
Congressional Candidates Questionnaires, 1958
- Box 65
Correspondence
- Box 65
Efficiency in Government, Committee on, 1933
- Box 65
Information Bureau, 1925
- Box 65
President/Executive Secretary
- Box
65
1921-1929
- Box
65
1930 - 1978
- Box
65
- Box 65
- Box 65
"Dancing Feet of 1933" Program--Advertising lists, Correspondence, 1933
- Box 65
Donor Lists, undated
- Box 65
Executive Secretary Report, 1922
- Box 65
Finance Committee, 1949
- Box 65
Handbills and Leaflets, undated, 1929
- Box 65
Inter-racial Relations Committee--Minutes, 1948
- Box 65
"Interest Finder," undated
- Box 65
Interest Sheet, undated
- Box 65
Luncheon Lists, undated
- Box 65
Member's Handbooks, undated, 1959
- Box 65
Membership Lists, undated, 1926, 1930, 1966
- Box 65
Membership Pledges and Quotas, undated
- Box 65
Memoranda--Adèle Clark, 1968
- Box 65
News Bulletins, 1926-1930
- Box 65
Newsletters
- Box 65
1942-1954
- Box 65
- Box 66
Newsletters
- Box 66
1955-1959
- Box 66
1960-1963
- Box 66
1964-1968
- Box 66
1969-1971
- Box 66
- Box 66
Newspaper Clippings regarding Richmond League of Women Voters, undated, 1931, 1966
- Box 66
Newspaper Editorials, 1956
- Box 66
Notes and Draft Correspondence, undated
- Box 66
Notes on LWV programs [Adèle Clark], 1966
- Box 66
Officer Lists, 1928-1966
- Box 66
Organizational History, undated, 1932-1933
- Box 66
Program Agendas, undated, 1931-1932
- Box 66
Programs of Legislation [Proposed], undated, 1935-1936
- Box 66
Programs of Study and Work [Proposed] undated, 1930-1931
- Box 66
Questionnaire, undated
- Box 66
Reports--State League President, undated, 1929-1932
- Box 66
Republican Club of Richmond, VA, 1921
- Box 67
Resolutions, undated, 1920-1921
- Box 67
Richmond Child Labor Committee, 1947
- Box 67
Richmond City Planning Board--Report, 1939
- Box 67
Richmond City
- Box 67
Proposed Annexation Report, 1936
- Box 67
Public Utilities, Department of--Annual Reports, 1929, 1943
- Box 67
Public Welfare, Department of
- Box
67
Annual Reports, 1927, 1935/Illegitimacy Study, 1910-1955
- Box
67
Reports to Its Citizens, 1956
- Box
67
Survey of Affairs Report, 1935
- Box
67
- Box 67
- Box 67
Richmond Council on Adult Education, 1935-1936
- Box 67
Richmond Public Library, 1922
- Box 67
Richmond Woman's Organizations Lists, 1920-1924
- Box 67
Round Table--The Industrial South, 1931
- Box 67
Special Committee of Review--Minutes, undated
- Box 67
State Fiscal Policy Committee, 1963
- Box 67
Virginia Cookery Book Memoranda [A. Clark], 1954 (see also: Series V, Subseries J)
- Box 67
Virginia General Assembly Candidates Questionnaires, 1947, 1965
- Box 67
Voters Service Committee--City Council Candidates Report, 1948
- Box 67
Ward Meetings--Minutes, 1921
- Box 67
Yearbooks, 1949-1950, 1954-1955
- Box 67
Y.W.C.A. Luncheon--Correspondence and Lists, 1934
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Subseries A: President/Executive Secretary Correspondence, undated, 1920-1944
- Box 67
November - December, 1920
- Box 67
January, 1921
- Box 68
February, 1921
- Box 68
March - April, 1921
- Box 68
May - June, 1921
- Box 68
July, 1921
- Box 68
August, 1921
- Box 68
September - October, 1921
- Box 68
November, 1921
- Box 68
December, 1921
- Box 68
January - March, 1922
- Box 69
April - June, 1922
- Box 69
July - September, 1922
- Box 69
October - December, 1922
- Box 69
January, 1923
- Box 69
February - March, 1923
- Box 69
April - June, 1923
- Box 69
July - September, 1923
- Box 70
October, 1923
- Box 70
November - December, 1923
- Box 70
January - February, 1924
- Box 70
March, 1924
- Box 70
April, 1924
- Box 70
May - June, 1924
- Box 70
July - August, 1924
- Box 70
September, 1924
- Box 71
October, 1924
- Box 71
November - December, 1924
- Box 71
January, 1925
- Box 71
February, 1925
- Box 71
March, 1925
- Box 71
April, 1925
- Box 71
May, 1925
- Box 71
June, 1925
- Box 71
July - September, 1925
- Box 72
October - December, 1925
- Box 72
January - March, 1926
- Box 72
April, 1926
- Box 72
May - June, 1926
- Box 72
July - August, 1926
- Box 72
September, 1926
- Box 72
October - December, 1926
- Box 72
January - March, 1927
- Box 73
April - June, 1927
- Box 73
July - September, 1927
- Box 73
October - December, 1927
- Box 73
January - March, 1928
- Box 73
April - May, 1928
- Box 73
June, 1928
- Box 73
July - August, 1928
- Box 73
September - December, 1928
- Box 74
January - March, 1929
- Box 74
April - June, 1929
- Box 74
July - September, 1929
- Box 74
October - December, 1929
- Box 74
January, 1930
- Box 74
February - March, 1930
- Box 74
April - June, 1930
- Box 74
July - September, 1930
- Box 75
October - December, 1930
- Box 75
January - March, 1931
- Box 75
April - June, 1931
- Box 75
July - September, 1931
- Box 75
October - December, 1931
- Box 75
January - February, 1932
- Box 75
March - April, 1932
- Box 75
May - June, 1932
- Box 76
July - September, 1932
- Box 76
October - December, 1932
- Box 76
January - March, 1933
- Box 76
April - June, 1933
- Box 76
July - September, 1933
- Box 76
October - December, 1933
- Box 76
January - May, 1934
- Box 76
June - December, 1934
- Box 76
January - March, 1935
- Box 76
April - December, 1935
- Box 77
1936-1944
- Box 77
undated material
- Box 67
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Subseries B: Board of Directors/Executive Committee/General Council/Standing/Special Committees File, undated, 1921-1934
- Box 77
Board of Directors
- Box
77
Agendas
- Box
77
Correspondence
- Box
77
1921-1923
- Box
77
1924-1925
- Box
77
1926
- Box
77
- Box
78
Correspondence
- Box
78
1927
- Box
78
1928-1929
- Box
78
1930-1935
- Box
78
1921-1923
- Box
78
1921-1923
- Box
78
- Box
78
Memoranda, 1920-1938
- Box
78
Minutes
- Box
78
1920-1923
- Box
78
1924-1925
- Box
78
1926-1927
- Box
78
1928
- Box
78
- Box
79
Pre-Convention Board Meeting Minutes, undated, 1925
- Box
79
Post Convention Board Meeting Minutes, 1924-1925
- Box
79
Programs, undated
- Box
79
Resolutions, undated, 1921, 1925
- Box
77
- Box 79
Executive Council
- Box
79
Minutes, 1923, 1925
- Box
79
Minutes--Pre-Convention, undated
- Box
79
- Box 79
Executive Committee
- Box
79
Agendas, 1923-1932
- Box
79
Correspondence, 1921-1933
- Box
79
Memoranda, undated, 1921-1933
- Box
79
Minutes, 1921-1928
- Box
79
Minutes, 1929-1933
- Box
79
Resolutions, 1932
- Box
79
- Box 79
General Council
- Box
79
Memoranda, undated, 1932
- Box
79
Pre-Convention Meetings, 1926-1930
- Box
79
- Box 79
Standing/Special Committees
- Box
79
Capitol Committee--Minutes, 1924
- Box
79
Child Welfare Committee
- Box
79
Bulletins, Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1921-1925, 1926-1934
- Box
79
Infant Welfare and Maternity Questionnaires, 1925
- Box
79
Reports, undated
- Box
79
- Box
80
Constitution Revision Committee--Correspondence and Report, 1922
- Box
80
Education, Committee on
- Box
80
American Citizenship Committee, 1920-1921
- Box
80
Bulletins, Correspondence, Miscellaneous, undated, 1920-1933
- Box
80
Report, undated, 1925, 1928
- Box
80
- Box
80
- Box
80
Efficiency in Government, Department of (See also: Series VII, Subseries B)
- Box
80
Election Laws and Methods, 1920
- Box
80
General Correspondence, 1921-1931
- Box
80
Memoranda and Reports, undated, 1920-1932
- Box
80
- Box
80
Efficiency in Government Conference
- Box
80
Addresses, 1921
- Box
80
Announcements, Lists, Notes, Program Agendas, Resolutions, Miscellaneous 1921
- Box
80
- Box
80
- Box
81
Efficiency in Government, Committee on
- Box
81
Efficiency in Government Conference
- Box
81
Correspondence September - October, 1921
- Box
81
Correspondence November, 1921 - June 1922
- Box
81
Correspondence--"Survey of the Voters Mind," 1922-1926
- Box
81
- Box
81
- Box
81
"Get Out the Vote" Campaign--Bulletins, Correspondence, Instructions Reports, 1922-1926
- Box
81
Interracial Cooperation Material--Correspondence, Pamphlets, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1921-1928
- Box
81
International Cooperation to Prevent War, Committee on
- Box
81
Bulletins and Correspondence, 1921-1922, 1923
- Box
81
- Box
82
International Cooperation to Prevent War, Committee on
- Box
82
Bulletins and Correspondence, 1924-1925
- Box
82
Bulletins, Correspondence and Miscellaneous, undated, 1926-1932
- Box
82
Louisa K. Fast Virginia Tour [Includes Correspondence, Itineraries, Memoranda,
- Box
82
Newspaper Clippings] October, 1930
- Box
82
Newspaper Clippings [fragile materials], undated
- Box
82
Reports, undated
- Box
82
- Box
82
International Cooperation to Prevent War, Conference on the Cause and Cure of War
- Box
82
Delegate Lists, Memoranda, Notes, Reports, undated, 1928
- Box
82
Reports, undated
- Box
82
- Box
82
Joint Executive Committee (Virginia and Richmond)--Minutes, 1921
- Box
82
Legal Status of Women, Committee on--Bulletins, Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1921-1931
- Box
82
Living Costs, Committee on [Food Supply and Demand]--General Correspondence, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1921-1931
- Box
82
Membership Extension Committee--Minutes and Program, 1932
- Box
82
New Voters, Committee on
- Box
82
Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports
- Box
82
1925
- Box
82
1926-1928 [Miss Jeffires Heinrich, Chair]
- Box
82
- Box
82
- Box
83
Organization Committee
- Box
83
Correspondence, Minutes, Notes, undated, 1920
- Box
83
Correspondence and Questionnaires, 1920-1923
- Box
83
Correspondence, 1925-1926 [Chair Pro Tem Mrs. John T. Lewis]
- Box
83
- Box
83
Press Department [Press Chair/Publicity Director]--Correspondence and Memoranda,
-
Publications, 1921-1931
-
- Box
83
Primary Committee on Elections, 1922
- Box
83
Prison Conditions/Farm Committee--Bulletins, Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings
- Box
83
1922-1927
- Box
83
Public Health, Committee on, 1925
- Box
83
Resolutions Committee--Reports, 1921-1922
- Box
83
Social Hygiene, Committee on--Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, Miscellaneous
- Box
83
1922-1923
- Box
83
State-Wide Membership Committee--Minutes, 1932
- Box
83
Steering Committee [Prospective League of Women Voters]--Correspondence, Minutes, 1946
- Box
83
Uniform Laws, Committee on--Bulletins, Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1921-1923
- Box
83
Women in Industry, Committee on
- Box
83
Correspondence, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1920-1933
- Box
83
Correspondence--"Shorter Day and Women Workers," 1923-1930
- Box
83
- Box
79
- Box 77
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Subseries C: State/National League Convention Material, undated, 1921-1933
- Box 84
State League Conventions
- Box
84
Ballots, undated, 1923, 1929
- Box
84
Biennial Convention, 1933
- Box
84
Committee Reports and Recommendations
- Box
84
1922-1923
- Box
84
1924-1926
- Box
84
1927-1931
- Box
84
- Box
84
Convention
- Box
84
Chair Correspondence [Mrs. S.S. Matthews], 1924
- Box
84
Rules Committee, 1928
- Box
84
Site Brochures, undated, 1930-1933
- Box
84
- Box
84
Delegate/Visitor Correspondence and Lists [Prospective], 1922-1923
- Box
84
Delegate/Visitor Correspondence and Lists [Prospective], 1924-1933
- Box
84
Executive/Headquarters Secretary Reports, 1922-1929
- Box
84
Finance Committee--Correspondence, 1924-1925
- Box
84
Minutes and Reports, undated, 1923-1929
- Box
85
Notes, undated
- Box
85
Newspaper clippings, undated, 1923-1924
- Box
85
Nominating Committee [includes correspondence], 1925-1933
- Box
85
Pledges [National and State], 1922-1930
- Box
85
Program Committee--Correspondence
- Box
85
1924
- Box
85
1925
- Box
85
1926 [Lynchburg]
- Box
85
1927
- Box
85
1928
- Box
85
1929
- Box
85
- Box
85
Programs, undated, 1922-1931
- Box
85
Resolutions, undated, 1923
- Box
85
Speeches, undated, 1924-1929
- Box
86
Tenth Anniversary Convention--Newspaper clippings, 1930
- Box
86
Tenth Anniversary Convention--Registration Book, 1930
- Box
86
Tenth Annual--Convention Drama "Decade of League Work" by Adèle Clark, 1930
- Box
84
- Box 86
National League Conventions
- Box
86
Cleveland--Correspondence, Memoranda, Newspaper Articles, Reports, Resolutions,Miscellaneous, 1921
- Box
86
Baltimore [Pan American Conference]--Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1922
- Box
86
Des Moines--Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1923
- Box
86
Buffalo--Correspondence, Delegate Lists, Miscellaneous, 1924
- Box
86
Richmond
- Box
86
Announcements, Programs, Resolutions, Miscellaneous, undated, 1924-1925
- Box
86
Commonwealth Club Dinner, undated
- Box
86
Delegate Correspondence and Lists March--April, 1925
- Box
86
Delegate and Visitor Lists, undated
- Box
86
Gala Finance Luncheon, 1925
- Box
86
General Chairman Report, undated
- Box
86
Local Committee Expense Statement and Financial Report, 1925
- Box
86
Memoranda, Notes and Reports, undated, 1924
- Box
86
Newspaper Clippings, 1925
- Box
86
Notes [by Adèle Clark], undated
- Box
87
Official Visitors Correspondence March - April, 1925
- Box
87
Pledge Distribution List, 1925
- Box
87
Program Committee Correspondence, 1924-1925
- Box
87
"Special Visitor" Plan, undated
- Box
87
Staff Conference, Minutes, Notes, 1925
- Box
87
Woman Citizen article, 1925
- Box
86
- Box
87
St.Louis--Correspondence, Memoranda, Newspaper clippings and Miscellaneous, undated, 1926
- Box
86
- Box 84
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Subseries D: Financial Material, undated, 1921-1939
- Box 87
Book of Possibilities, undated
- Box 87
Budget [Committee?] Report November, 1920
- Box 87
Finance, Committee on
- Box
87
Finance Chair--Correspondence and Memoranda, 1921-1925, 1926, 1927-1928
- Box
88
Finance, Committee on
- Box
88
Finance Chair--Correspondence and Memoranda, 1929-1935
- Box
88
Individual and Local League Pledge and Quota Lists, undated, 1923-1935
- Box
88
Recommendations and Reports of Finance Chair, undated, 1929
- Box
88
- Box
88
Treasurer, Office of
- Box
88
Correspondence, 1921-1939
- Box
88
Notes, undated, 1921
- Box
88
Reports, undated, 1921-1928
- Box
88
- Box
89
Cashbook, 1922-1923
- Box
89
Comparison Liabilities, 1924-1925
- Box
89
Expenditures and Receipts, 1934-1936
- Box
89
Financial History, undated
- Box
89
Financial Statements, 1922-1932
- Box
89
Lease Agreements, 1922-1927
- Box
89
Ledger Sheets--Receipts and Disbursements, 1920-1921
- Box
89
Statement of Operations, 1921-1923
- Box
87
- Box 87
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Subseries E: Legislative Material, undated, 1921-1944
- Box 89
Bill Abstracts and Summaries, undated
- Box 90
Children's Code Commission
- Box
90
Correspondence, Drafts of Bills, Consent Laws, Questionnaires, Miscellaneous, 1921, 1921-1923
- Box
90
- Box 90
Legislative Committee
- Box
90
Bulletins, Circulars, Correspondence Legislative Chair, 1920-1921, 1922
- Box
90
- Box 90
Legislative Committee
- Box
90
Bulletins, Circulars, Correspondence Legislative Chair, 1923, 1925, 1926-1936
- Box
90
- Box 91
Legislative Committee
- Box
91
Reports and Summaries, undated, 1920-1929
- Box
91
- Box 91
Legislation Measures and Programs
- Box
91
Candidate's/Legislator's Replies, 1921-1922, 1923
- Box
91
- Box 91
Legislation Measures and Programs
- Box
91
Candidates's Replies, 1925-1927, 1929-1932
- Box
91
- Box 92
Legislation Measures and Programs
- Box
92
Candidate's Replies, 1932
- Box
92
- Box 92
Legislation Measures and Programs
- Box
92
Candidates's Replies, 1933-1934, 1935-1937
- Box
92
Correspondence, Candidates/Legislators Responses to Questionnaires, 1922-1938
- Box
92
- Box 92
Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairmen of State Organizations
- Box
92
Legislative Chair: M.E. Pidgeon, May I. Moore--Correspondence, 1923-1925
- Box
92
Bulletins, Calendars of Legislation, Circulars, Lists, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1923-1944
- Box
93
Miscellaneous, undated, 1920-1934
- Box
92
- Box 89
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Subseries F: Local District/League Material, undated, 1920-1934
- Box 93
City Leagues
- Box
93
Alexandria Branch--Correspondence, 1920-1928
- Box
93
Bristol VA/TN--Correspondence, report, 1921-1929
- Box
93
Craddock League, 1923-1932
- Box
93
Crozet League, 1924-1925
- Box
93
Farmville League, 1920-1927
- Box
93
Fredricksburg--Correspondence, 1920-1924
- Box
93
Front Royal, 1926
- Box
93
Hampton, 1921-1922
- Box
93
Harrisonburg, 1920-1924
- Box
93
Hopewell--City Point, 1923
- Box
93
Lynchburg--Correspondence, 1920-1922
- Box
93
Lynchburg--Correspondence, 1923-1928
- Box
93
Lynchburg--Correspondence, 1929-1934
- Box
94
Norfolk--Correspondence, 1920-1922
- Box
94
Norfolk--Correspondence, 1923-1925
- Box
94
Norfolk--Correspondence, 1926-1928
- Box
94
Norfolk--Correspondence, 1929-1933
- Box
94
Petersburg--Correspondence, 1920-1923
- Box
94
Portsmouth--Correspondence, 1923-1933
- Box
94
Radford, [East Radford] 1921-1924
- Box
94
Roanoke--Correspondence, 1920-1921
- Box
94
Roanoke--Correspondence, 1922
- Box
94
Roanoke--Correspondence, 1923-1932
- Box
94
Shawsville, 1922-1927
- Box
94
Williamsburg, 1920-1924
- Box
94
Winchester, 1920-1923
- Box
93
- Box 95
City/County Leagues
- Box
95
Charlottesville/Albemarle--Correspondence, 1920-1922
- Box
95
Charlottesville/Albemarle--Correspondence, 1923-1924
- Box
95
Charlottesville/Albemarle--Correspondence, 1925-1932
- Box
95
Chatham/Pittsylvania Co., 1921-1923
- Box
95
Cherrydale/Arlington Co., 1922-1931
- Box
95
Danville/Pittsylvania Co., 1920-1924
- Box
95
Gretna/Pittsylvania Co., 1920-1924
- Box
95
Newport News/Warwick, 1922
- Box
95
Norfolk/Princess Anne Co.--Correspondence, 1920-1933
- Box
95
Roanoke/Salem Co.--Correspondence, 1921-1924
- Box
95
Staunton/August Co., 1920-1923
- Box
95
Suffolk/Nanesmond Co., 1922-1924
- Box
95
- Box 95
County Leagues
- Box
95
Accomack, 1920-1924
- Box
95
Alleghany [Clifton Forge League], 1921-1924
- Box
95
Amherst, 1922
- Box
95
Appomattox, 1921-1924
- Box
95
Augusta, 1921-1923
- Box
95
Bath, 1922
- Box
95
Bedford--Correspondence, report, 1921-1925
- Box
95
Brunswick, 1921-1924
- Box
95
Buchanan, 1921
- Box
95
Buckingham, 1921-1924
- Box
95
Campbell, 1921-1922
- Box
95
Charlotte, 1920-1922
- Box
95
Charles City, 1921, 1926
- Box
95
Chesterfield [Chester], 1921-1933
- Box
95
Clarke, 1923
- Box
96
Elizabeth City [Hampton], 1921-1922
- Box
96
Essex, 1921-1923
- Box
96
Fairfax [Providence League], 1920-1927
- Box
96
Fauquier [Marshall and Scott Branch], 1921-1925
- Box
96
Floyd, 1921
- Box
96
Gloucester, 1921-1922
- Box
96
Greensville, 1921, 1924
- Box
96
Goochland, 1921
- Box
96
Hanover [Ashland Civic League, Cold Harbor, Patrick Henry], 1921-1933
- Box
96
Henrico [Rio Vista, Tuckahoe, Varina Leagues], 1921-1924
- Box
96
Henry, 1920-1922
- Box
96
James City, 1921
- Box
96
King William, 1923
- Box
96
Lancaster, 1921-1922
- Box
96
Loudoun, 1920-1924
- Box
96
Louisa, 1921-1923
- Box
96
Madison, 1920, 1926
- Box
96
Matthews, 1921-1922
- Box
96
Mecklenburg, 1920-1922
- Box
96
Montgomery, 1921-1923
- Box
96
Nelson [Faber League?]--Correspondence, 1924
- Box
96
Northampton, 1920-1924
- Box
96
Orange, 1923
- Box
96
Pittsylvania [Chatham, Greenfield], 1920-1924
- Box
96
Prince George, 1921
- Box
96
Prince William, 1921-1922
- Box
96
Pulaski, 1920
- Box
96
Rockbridge, 1922
- Box
96
Russell, 1921
- Box
96
Smyth, 1920-1921
- Box
96
Southampton, 1925
- Box
96
Surrey [Claremont League], 1921-1925
- Box
96
Tazewell, 1921-1924
- Box
96
Warren, 1921-1923
- Box
96
Washington, 1922
- Box
96
Wise, 1921-1927
- Box
95
- Box 93
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Subseries G: University of Virginia File--University Extension Division, undated, 1920-1938
- Box 97
Institute of Citizenship and Government
- Box
97
Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Programs, Miscellaneous, 1923
- Box
97
- Box 97
Institute of Public Affairs
- Box
97
Addresses, 1931
- Box
97
Circulars, undated
- Box
97
Conferences "Adult Education," 1933
- Box
97
Conferences "Studying Public Affairs the Year Around," 1932
- Box
97
Correspondence--Adèle Clark, 1927-1938
- Box
97
Director Correspondence, 1932
- Box
97
Draft Correspondence and Notes--Adèle Clark, undated
- Box
97
Invitations, Membership Lists, Newspaper Clippings, Publications, undated
- Box
97
Lesson Outlines, undated
- Box
97
Proceedings and Roundtables, undated
- Box
97
- Box 97
Office of the Instructor
- Box
97
Correspondence, 1920-1924, 1925-1933
- Box
97
- Box 97
Proceedings of the School of Citizenship, 1920, 1923
- Box 97
Program--"Know Your League," undated
- Box 98
Publications, 1923-1932
- Box 98
"Ten Practical Lessons for Virginia Citizens," undated
- Box 97
-
Subseries H: Other Organizations, undated, 1915-1956
- Box 98
Agriculture, Department of--Bureau of Home Economics, undated, 1929
- Box 98
American Association for Labor Legislation, 1922-1925
- Box 98
American Civil Liberties Union, undated
- Box 98
American Foundation, undated, 1927-1928
- Box 98
American Game Protection Association, 1922
- Box 98
Better Government League, 1926-1927
- Box 98
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace "International Conciliation," 1915-1929
- Box 98
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co., 1922
- Box 98
Citizens Clearinghouse on Public Education, undated
- Box 98
Citizenship Conference, 1923
- Box 98
Clearing Committee for Organizations Supporting Reciprocal Trade, 1947
- Box 98
Commerce, Department of, 1932
- Box 98
Co-Operative Education Association of Virginia--Annual Reports, Bulletins, Memoranda, Minutes, Publications, 1923-1932
- Box 99
Crittenton [Florence] Mission--Annual Report, Biennial Report, 1927, 1922-1924
- Box 99
Democratic State Central Committee correspondence--[Mary E. Pidgeon 1921], 1921-1925
- Box 99
Federal Board for Vocational Education [Division of Civilian Vocational Rehabilitation], 1924
- Box 99
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America "Information Service" Bulletins
- Box 99
1923-1926
- Box 99
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Publications, undated, 1923-1925
- Box 99
Foreign Policy Association
- Box
99
Bulletins, Memoranda, Newspaper Clippings
- Box
99
Information Service Bulletins, Reports, 1925-1935
- Box
99
News Bulletins, 1923-1934
- Box
99
- Box 99
Foreign Policy Association
- Box
99
Publications, 1923-1931
- Box
99
- Box 100
General Defense Committee, 1922
- Box 100
General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1924-1933
- Box 100
Interior, Department of--Bureau of Education--Bulletins, 1929-1930
- Box 100
International Woman Suffrage Alliance, 1921-1926
- Box 100
Inter-Racial Cooperation, Commission on, 1920, 1924-1925
- Box 100
Labor, Department of
- Box
100
Women's/Children's Bureau
- Box
100
Bulletins, Charts, Circulars, undated, 1920-1932
- Box
100
Publications [Children's], undated, 1919-1931
- Box
100
Publications [Women's] (1 of 2), undated, 1920-1921
- Box
100
Publications [Women's] (2 of 2), undated, 1940-1942
- Box
100
- Box
100
- Box 101
Labor, Department of
- Box
101
Southern Regional Conferences on Labor Standards, 1935-1936
- Box
101
- Box 101
League of Nations Association
- Box
101
Commission Reports, 1923-1925
- Box
101
Memoranda, Miscellaneous
- Box
101
News Bulletins, 1923-1933
- Box
101
Pamphlets, Publications (1 of 3), undated, 1924-1932
- Box
101
Pamphlets, Publications (2 of 3), undated, 1923-1924
- Box
101
Pamphlets, Publications (3 of 3), undated, 1933
- Box
101
- Box 101
League of Virginia Municipalities
- Box 101
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc., 1926
- Box 101
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1926
- Box 101
National Association of Manufactures, 1926
- Box 101
National Association of Postal Supervisors--Richmond Branch, 1936
- Box 101
National Child Labor Committee, undated, 1924-1930
- Box 101
National Child Labor Committee--Publications, 1924-1927
- Box 102
National Civil Service Reform League, undated, 1922-1924
- Box 102
National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, 1933
- Box 102
National Committee on the Causes and Cures of War
- Box
102
Bulletins, memorandum, Reading Course Lists, Miscellaneous, 1926-1935
- Box
102
Conference Pamphlets and Programs undated, 1925-1931
- Box
102
Conference Reports, 1925, 1926, 1928
- Box
102
- Box 102
National Consumers' League, undated, 1923
- Box 103
National Council for the Prevention of War [Reduction of Armaments]
- Box
103
Handbills, Memoranda, Pamphlets, undated, 1921-1931
- Box
103
Publications, Bulletin, News Bulletin, 1922-1930
- Box
103
- Box 103
National Council of Jewish Women, 1924
- Box 103
National Economic League, undated, 1925, 1932
- Box 103
National Education Association, 1923
- Box 103
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., 1930-1931
- Box 103
National Interracial Conference, 1928-1929
- Box 103
National Kindergarten Association, undated, 1922
- Box 103
National Municipal League, 1922-1923
- Box 103
National Popular Government League, 1927-1932
- Box 103
National Recovery Administration, 1933
- Box 103
National Tax Association, undated, 1919
- Box 103
National Woman's Party, 1921-1931
- Box 103
National Woman's Party-- Equal Rights, 1927
- Box 104
National Women's Trade Union League
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104
Bulletins, Newsletters, Miscellaneous, undated, 1922-1934
- Box
104
Life and Labor Bulletins, 1923-1929, 1930-1932, 1933-1944
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104
Pamphlets, Proceedings, undated, 1922, 1924
- Box
104
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Norfolk Women's Registration Committee, undated
- Box 104
Order of Railway Conductors, 1930
- Box 104
Organizations Associated for Ratification of the Child Labor Amendment [Women's Committee for the Children's Amendment, 1924], 1925-1926
- Box 104
Proportional Representation League, 1924
- Box 105
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1932
- Box 105
Schalkenback [Robert] Foundation, 1930
- Box 105
Southern Council of Women and Children in Industry, 1931
- Box 105
Southern Women's Educational Alliance, 1921-1933
- Box 105
United Front for Better Government Personnel, 1935
- Box 105
U.S. Civil Service Commission (1 of 2), undated
- Box 105
U.S. Civil Service Commission (2 of 2), undated
- Box 105
United States Federation of Justice, 1928
- Box 105
Virginia Board of Charities and Corrections--Juvenile Laws--Summary and Analysis, 1921
- Box 105
Virginia Board of Education--Bulletins, 1921-1922, 1928
- Box 105
Virginia Bureau of Research, 1930
- Box 105
Virginia Commission on County Government--report, 1934, 1936
- Box 105
Virginia Committee on Distribution, undated
- Box 105
Virginia Commonwealth Secretary [Includes publications on Virginia Election Laws], 1920-1934
- Box 106
Virginia Conference of Social Work, 1925-1935
- Box 106
Virginia Conference on Child Health and Protection, undated
- Box 106
Virginia Council Executive and Administrative Women in Education
- Box 106
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Immigration
- Box 106
Virginia Education Association, undated, 1932
- Box 106
Virginia Educational Conference, 1923
- Box 106
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs--Legislative Chair Correspondence, 1927-1956
- Box 106
Virginia Good Roads Association
- Box 106
Virginia Industrial School for Colored Girls--Annual Report, 1935
- Box 106
Virginia Military Institute--Arts and Sciences Committee Report, undated
- Box 106
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1923
- Box 106
Virginia Republican Party--Candidate lists, Party Platforms, Miscellaneous, undated, 1920-1921
- Box 106
Virginia State Board of Health--Bureau of Child Welfare/Health--Director's Report, undated
- Box 106
Virginia State Board/Department of Health--Health Bulletins, 1915-1922
- Box 106
Virginia State Board/Department of Labor and Industry, 1923-1940
- Box 106
Virginia State Board/Department of Public Welfare, 1922-1934
- Box 106
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, 1925-1929
- Box 107
Virginia State Department of Taxation, undated
- Box 107
Virginia State Fair Association, undated, 1926
- Box 107
Virginia State Library, undated
- Box 107
Virginia State Penitentiary, 1933
- Box 107
Virginia State Teachers Association, 1922
- Box 107
Virginia Women's Legislative Council, 1932
- Box 107
Woman's Centennial Congress, 1940
- Box 107
Woman's Committee for Political Action, 1924
- Box 107
Woman's Constitutional League of Virginia, 1925
- Box 107
Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1929-1931
- Box 107
Women's Joint Congressional Committee, 1924-1927
- Box 107
Women's National Democratic Club, undated
- Box 107
Women's Universal Alliance, 1924
- Box 107
World Peace Foundation, 1923-1926
- Box 98
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Subseries I: Governor's Ball, undated 1926-1929
- Box 107
Announcements, Bulletins, Guest/Patron Lists and Miscellaneous, 1928
- Box
107
Correspondence
- Box
107
Bulletins, Memoranda and Miscellaneous, 1929
- Box
107
Costume/Decoration, 1929
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107
Financial, Receipts and Records, 1928
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108
Correspondence
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (1 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (2 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (3 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (4 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (5 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (6 of 7)
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108
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor, 1929 (7 of 7)
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108
Guest Patrons/Sponsors, 1928 (1 of 4)
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109
Correspondence
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109
Guest Patrons/Sponsors, 1928 (2 of 4)
- Box
109
Guest Patrons/Sponsors, 1928 (3 of 4)
- Box
109
Guest Patrons/Sponsors, 1928 (4 of 4)
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109
Hostess, 1928
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109
Marshalls, 1928
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107
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Financial/Account Books, 1928, 1929
- Box 109
Financial Receipts and Records, 1929
- Box 109
Guest/Marshall/Patron/Sponsor Lists, 1926
- Box 107
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Subseries J: Virginia Cookery Book, undated, 1921-1937
- Box 110
Advertising Accounts Lists, undated
- Box 110
Advertising Sales--Correspondence, 1921-1922
- Box 110
Bulletins, Cookbook Review, Lists, Miscellaneous, 1921
- Box 110
Cash Account and Statements and Sales, 1922
- Box 110
Cookbook Orders/Requests, 1922 (1 of 2)
- Box 110
Cookbook Orders/Requests, 1922 (2 of 2)
- Box 110
Cookbook Orders/Requests, 1923
- Box 110
Cookbook Orders/Requests, 1924
- Box 110
Cookbook Orders/Requests, 1925-1937
- Box 110
Correspondence, Memoranda, Minutes, Reports, 1921-1929
- Box 110
Cussons May and Company Correspondence, 1921-1924
- Box 110
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Subseries K: Topical File, undated, 1918-1967
- Box 111
Anniversary Memorial Fund [Local Campaign]--Correspondence [Mrs. Charles Lee, Chair], 1931
- Box 111
Annual Reports [?], undated
- Box 111
Armament Reduction--Petitions and Resolutions, 1921
- Box 111
Articles for Bulletins--1929
- Box 111
Astor, Nancy [Lady], 1922-1932
- Box 111
Ballots [Lists of National and State Political Candidates], undated, 1925-1929
- Box 111
Barrett, Kate Waller, undated, 1924-1925
- Box 111
Biographies [includes photos of N.L.W.V. officers], undated, 1924-1926
- Box 111
Bulletin--Correspondence and Reports [Elizabeth Sadler, Chair], 1926
- Box 111
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1920-1931
- Box 112
By-Laws and Constitution, undated
- Box 112
Child Labor Amendment--Correspondence, Publications and Reports, 1923-1934
- Box 112
Citizenship School St.--Training, Miscellaneous, undated, 1921-1922
- Box 112
City and County League Publications [non-Virginian] A-M [includes Washington, D.C.]
- Box 112
City and County League Publications [non-Virginian] N-Z
- Box 112
Congressional District List, undated
- Box 112
Congressional District Reports, undated, 1923
- Box 112
Conservation of Seafood of Chesapeake, Joint Committee--Correspondence, Minutes, Publications, 1923-1926
- Box 112
Correspondence--Congressional District Director
- Box
112
Second District, 1924-1926
- Box
112
Third District [Lee], 1921-1930
- Box
112
Fourth District [London], 1920-1925
- Box
112
Fifth District [Beverley], 1924-1925
- Box
112
Sixth District [Boatwright], 1921-1924
- Box
112
Seventh District [Boocock], 1921-1924
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112
Eighth District [Walton], 1920-1924
- Box
112
Ninth District [Crockett], 1920-1925
- Box
112
Tenth District [Woodward], 1920-1925
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112
- Box 112
"County Government in Virginia"--Correspondence, 1923-1929
- Box 113
Cunningham [Minnie F.] Campaign--Correspondence, Memoranda, Newspaper Articles, Notes, Outlines, 1928
- Box 113
"Decade of League Work"--Manuscript, undated
- Box 113
Democratic Convention Summary [National] by Adèle Clark, 1928
- Box 113
Delegate Lists [National Political Conventions], 1920, 1924, 1928, 1932
- Box 113
Direct Primary/Short Ballot Reform--Correspondence, Notes, Reports, 1924-1931
- Box 113
Discussion/Outline "Being Alive to Your Community," undated
- Box 113
District Directors Conference, 1921
- Box 113
District Directors Conference--Correspondence and minutes, 1921
- Box 113
Essay
- Box
113
Clark, Adèle "League of Women Voters--An Idea and an Activity," undated
- Box
113
Clark, Adèle "Seeing the Program Whole," 1926
- Box
113
Harper, Ida H. "Has Women Suffrage Realized Expectations?," undated
- Box
113
Matthews, Mrs. S.S. "Woman Voter's Impressions of her First State Political Convention," undated
- Box
113
unknown author "Status of Women," undated
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113
- Box 113
Executive and Press Secretary Reports, 1921-1922, 1926
- Box 113
Female Voters Lists, 1921
- Box 113
Field Directors Itinerary, undated
- Box 113
Glass, Carter [Senator], undated, 1921, 1926
- Box 113
Good Citizenship Bonds, 1927
- Box 113
Governor's Office--Virginia--Westmoreland Davis, 1918-1922
- Box 113
Governor's Office--Virginia--E. Lee Trinkle, 1922-1926
- Box 113
Gubernatorial [Virginia] Campaigns--Literature, undated, 1920, 1925
- Box 113
Handbills, undated, 1920
- Box 113
Hodges, Dr. W.S.--report, undated
- Box 113
Hood, Mrs. John Bell, undated
- Box 114
Enrollment Cards, undated, 1920-1929
- Box 115
House of Delegates [Virginia]--Democratic Nominees--Correspondence, July 1925
- Box 115
Houston, Mrs. Josephine--Correspondence, 1921-1932
- Box 115
Incorporation Material, 1927
- Box 115
International League Publications, undated 1922-1924, 1930
- Box 115
Invitation Lists, undadted
- Box 115
Itineraries, 1933, 1935
- Box 115
Jury Service for Women--Publications, Reports, Miscellaneous, undated, 1927
- Box 115
League Meetings Report, 1933
- Box 115
Leaguership Clinics--Evaluation, 1967
- Box 115
Lecture--Adèle Clark "Women in Politics" [given at Louisiana State Univ.], July 5, 1923
- Box 115
Lecture Series Bulletins and Pamphlets, undated, 1922-1923
- Box 115
Letters to the Editor, undated, 1924-1925, 1932
- Box 115
Lewis, Mrs. John H.--Correspondence [draft], undated, 1931
- Box 115
Lewis, Mrs. John T.--Deed, 1936
- Box 115
Life Members List, undated
- Box 115
Lists--Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 115
Literature Orders, 1929
- Box 115
Local League Organization Material, undated, 1925
- Box 115
Local League Reorganization Plan, 1925
- Box 115
Membership Application, undated
- Box 115
Membership Bulletins Woman Voter of Virginia, 1926-1927, 1932-1933
- Box 116
Membership Campaigns and Drives [Sustaining]--Bulletins, Correspondence, Lists, Reports and Miscellaneous, 1922-1923
- Box 116
Membership Drives and Campaigns, 1925-1932
- Box 116
Membership Lists [Local and State], undated, 1926, 1929-1930
- Box 116
Morgan, Faith W.--Correspondence, 1929-1935
- Box 116
National Convention Notes--Louisville, 1930
- Box 116
National/State Democratic Convention Material [Roberta Wellford], 1924
- Box 116
National League of Woman Voters
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116
Citizenship Schools, 1924-1933
- Box
116
Radio Promotion, 1928
- Box
116
Reports
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116
Legislation/Legislative, 1924-1934
- Box
116
Membership Dues, 1932
- Box
116
Organization and Finance, 1924-1934
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116
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116
- Box 116
New Voters League Lists, 1926
- Box 116
News-Leader article "Are Women's Organizations Helping Virginia as They Might and Should do?" by Adèle Clark--Includes Correspondence, drafts, articles, 1928-1929
- Box 116
Newspaper Clippings [fragile material], undated
- Box 116
Newspaper Clippings [photocopied], undated
- Box 117
Notebooks
- Box
117
Clark, Adèle, undated (1 of 3)
- Box
117
Clark, Adèle, undated (2 of 3)
- Box
117
Clark, Adèle, undated (3 of 3)
- Box
117
Cowles, Edith Clark, undated
- Box
117
Houston, Nora, undated
- Box
117
Thompson, Ida Mae (?), undated
- Box
117
- Box 117
Notes--Adèle Clark--Miscellaneous, undated (1 of 2)
- Box 117
Notes--Adèle Clark--Miscellaneous, undated (2 of 2)
- Box 118
Notes and Draft Correspondence--Adèle Clark, undated
- Box 118
Notes--Edith Clark Cowles, undated
- Box 118
- Box 118
- Box 118
Notes from Virginia League of Woman Voters [Mrs. Gertrude Lee Babcock, Editor]
- Box 118
Officer Lists, undated, 1923, 1927-1929, 1933
- Box 118
Officer Lists [local leagues only], undated, 1921
- Box 119
Organizational Charts and History, undated
- Box 119
Organization Talk--Notes and Outline, undated
- Box 119
Plank, 1929
- Box 119
Platform on Current Issues, 1924
- Box 119
Plays, undated
- Box 119
Poetry--Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 119
Political Flyers and Pamphlets--National (1 of 2), undated, 1927-1928
- Box 119
Political Flyers and Pamphlets--National (2 of 2) undated, 1928, 1932
- Box 119
Political Flyers and Pamphlets--State undated, 1921, 1925
- Box 119
Poll Tax--Correspondence, 1921
- Box 119
Prayer, undated
- Box 119
Presidential Report to National League, 1927
- Box 119
Prison Conditions and Related Material, 1924-1925
- Box 119
Program Making Committee--Minutes, 1933
- Box 120
Program of Works [Active], 1927-1934
- Box 120
Prohibition Studies and Surveys, 1925-1927
- Box 120
Property Lists, 1925
- Box 120
Protest Letter regarding Jewish Persecution, 1933
- Box 120
Questionnaires, undated, 1924, 1928
- Box 120
Radio Address "Training for Citizenship," 1922
- Box 120
Radio Supper, 1928
- Box 120
Re-alignment of Committees Meeting--Minutes, September 22, 1933
- Box 120
Recording Secretary--Correspondence [Mrs. H. Laurie Smith], 1930
- Box 120
Resolutions, 1923
- Box 120
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D.--Correspondence, 1933-1934
- Box 120
Sesquicentennial Exposition of American Independence, 1926
- Box 120
Sherwin, Miss Belle--Book, 1930
- Box 120
Short Ballot Reform, undated
- Box 120
Speaker's Bureau--Correspondence, Speakers Lists, 1925-1929
- Box 120
Speech--Adèle Clark "Business of Voting" [given at the National Federation of Business and Professional Woman's Clubs], July 1928
- Box 120
State Government Publications--Virginia (1 of 2), undated, 1923-1934
- Box 120
State Government Publications--Virginia (2 of 2), 1922-1928
- Box 121
State League Publications--Non-Virginian A-M (1 of 4), undated, 1923, 1925, 1927
- Box 121
State League Publications--Non-Virginian A-M (2 of 4), undated, 1923, 1933-1935
- Box 121
State League Publications--Non-Virginian A-M (3 of 4), undated, 1922, 1925, 1927
- Box 121
State League Publications--Non-Virginian A-M (4 of 4), undated, 1921, 1925
- Box 121
State League Publications--Non-Virginian N-Z (1 of 4), undated, 1935
- Box 122
State League Publications--Non-Virginian N-Z (2 of 4), undated, 1927-1930
- Box 122
State League Publications--Non-Virginian N-Z (3 of 4), undated, 1921-1923, 1926
- Box 122
State League Publications--Non-Virginian N-Z (4 of 4), undated, 1921-1924, 1933
- Box 122
Study Suggestions for Local Leagues, undated
- Box 122
Supplemental Literature
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122
Child Welfare and Education, undated, 1921, 1928, 1939
- Box
122
Foreign Affairs, undated, 1923-1933
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122
- Box 123
Supplemental Literature
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123
New Deal, undated
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123
Miscellaneous, undated, 1923, 1931-1932
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123
- Box 123
Swanson, Claude A. [Senator], undated
- Box 123
Teachers' Associations, undated, 1926
- Box 123
Third Regional Director/Secretary
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123
Correspondence, 1920-1927, 1932
- Box
123
- Box 123
Third Region--Resolution, State League Report, 1923
- Box 123
Treasure Hunts, 1925-1926
- Box 123
Townsend, Mrs. C.E.--Speeches, undated, 1923
- Box 123
Vice-Presidents--Correspondence, 1924-1932
- Box 123
Virginia Democratic Party Membership Lists, undated
- Box 123
Virginia Newspaper Lists, undated
- Box 124
Voter Registration--Correspondence and Voter Lists, 1920-1921 [Folder includes a letter from Mary Johnston to Mrs. Cowles]
- Box 124
"What Women in Virginia Have Done With the Vote" Women's Survey, 1923
- Box 124
Willis, Holman [Senator], 1927
- Box 124
Woman Citizen--Memoranda, Subscription Lists, undated, 1922-1925
- Box 124
Woman Citizen, 1922-1923
- Box 124
Woman's Journal, 1920
- Box 124
Woman Voter, 1928, 1929
- Box 124
Women Voters Lists--Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1927
- Box 124
World Peace and Disarmament Material, undated, 1927-1931
- Box 125
Ledger, 1923-1928
- Box 125
Ledger, 1923-1931
- Box 126
Ledger, 1930
- Box 127
Ledger, undated
- Box 127
Ledger, 1926-1930
- Box 127
Ledger, 1936-1938
- Box 127
Ledger, 1920-1922, 1930-1933
- Box 127
Ledger, 1939
- Box 127
Notes on Sculpture, 1921
- Box 111
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Ballot, 194?
- Box 128
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1946-1958
- Box 128
Catt, Carrie Chapman--Memorial Fund, 1951, 1954
- Box 128
Citizens' Committee on the Status of Women in Virginia [State wide Conference], 1968
- Box 128
Communist Party of Norfolk, VA, undated
- Box 128
Convention Message [Adèle Clark], 1969
- Box 128
Convention Proceedings, 1952-1963
- Box 128
Convention Proceedings, 1967
- Box 128
Correspondence [General], undated, 1947-1970
- Box 128
County League Bulletins, 1955
- Box 128
Equal Suffrage League Anniversary Banquet--Correspondence, Invitations, Memoranda,
- Box 128
Newspaper Clippings, Notes, Miscellaneous, 1959
- Box 128
- Box 128
Fluoridation (Anti) Literature, undated, 1951-1955
- Box 128
General Assembly of Virginia--Reports and Speakers, undated, 1955, 1958, 1966
- Box 128
Gubernatorial Campaign Literature, 1949
- Box 128
"In the Balance: Tax and Services in Our State," 1950
- Box 128
Labor, Department of--Women's Bureau--Memoranda, Publications, undated, 1951
- Box 128
Leaflets, undated
- Box 128
Local Virginia Leagues--Miscellaneous, 1964
- Box 128
National Council for a Permanent F.E.P.C., 1946
- Box 128
Newsletters-- Virginia League, 1953-1956
- Box 128
Newsletters-- Virginia Voter, 1957-1967
- Box 128
"Notes on the Status of Women in Virginia" [Review of Laws Concerning Women from 1920-1945], 1945
- Box 128
Political Brochures, undated
- Box 128
"Poll Tax in Virginia," undated
- Box 128
Programs, 1950-1951
- Box 128
Proposed Convention Rules and Current Agenda, 194?
- Box 128
Radio Broadcast Script--Adèle Clark, December 28, 1955
- Box 128
Senatorial Candidates Questionnaires, undated, 1946
- Box 129
Transcription of Record--Adèle Clark and Sally Cosebs, 1964
- Box 129
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council, undated
- Box 129
Governor [Recommendations from], 1946
- Box 129
Governor/Virginia General Assembly Reports, 1949, 1953
- Box 129
Governor/Virginia General Assembly Reports, 1958
- Box 129
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Virginia Commission on Education, 1959
- Box 129
Virginia, Commonwealth of
- Box 129
Board of Education, 1947
- Box 129
Budget Analysis 1954-1958, 1960-1962
- Box 129
Health, Department of--Bulletins 19erence of Social Work, 1946-1947
- Box 129
- Box 129
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers--State Legislation Program, 1953
- Box 129
Virginia Public Schools--Legislative and Judicial Fact Sheet, undated
- Box 129
Virginia Voting Laws Survey and Amendment Outline, undated
- Box 129
Virginia Women's Council of Legislative Chairmen of State Organizations, 1945-1959
- Box 129
Virginia World War II Memorial Commission, 1953
- Box 129
Voter Registration and Guides, undated
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Subseries A: Adèle Clark Officer File, undated, 1924-1932
- Box 129
Board of Directors
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129
Agenda, Memoranda, Minutes, Reports, Summaries, 1924-1925, 1926, 1927-1928
- Box
129
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Committee/General Council Notes [Includes Executive Committee], undated, 1928
- Box 130
Congressmen Interview Reports, 1925
- Box 130
Convention--Nominating Committee Correspondence--Detroit, 1930, 1932
- Box 130
Convention Delegate Material
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130
St. Louis April, 1926
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130
Louisville, 1930
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130
Detroit, 1932
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130
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Executive Committee
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130
Agenda, Memoranda, Minutes, Reports, Resolutions, Summaries, 1925, 1926 (1 of 2), 1927-1928
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130
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Legislation and Law Enforcement Division
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131
Organizations Associated for Ratification
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131
Memoranda, 1925
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131
Reports, 1925-1926
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131
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131
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Midwest and Southern States Tour--Correspondence, Itineraries, Reports, Miscellaneous, March - April 1928
- Box 131
National Field Service--Notes, 1925-1927
- Box 131
New England States Tour October, 1926
- Box 131
Reading Committee [Includes correspondence with Adèle Clark Committee members], 1926-1930
- Box 131
Second Vice President
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131
Correspondence
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131
March - June, 1925
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131
July - December, 1925
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131
1926
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131
undated, 1927-1929
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131
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131
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Second Vice President
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132
Report "Featuring Legislation"
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132
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Southwest States Tour, September - December 1925
- Box 132
Special Committee on Interracial Problems--Correspondence, Memoranda, Miscellaneous, 1924-1929
- Box 132
Special Committee on Plan of Work--Correspondence, Minutes, Reports and Resolutions [Including re-organization in 1922], 1922-1923
- Box 132
Third Region Director
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132
Convention Board Meeting Material--Buffalo, New York, April 1924
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132
Convention Speech, 1923
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132
Correspondence, 1923-1925
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132
Regional Conference Notes, November 11, 1924
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132
Travel and Expense Accounts, Vouchers, 1924-1926
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132
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Subseries B: Standing Committees\Departments File, undated, 1919-1935
- Box 132
Child Welfare
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132
Committee/Department
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132
Bulletins, Circulars and Miscellaneous, 1921-1929
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133
Bulletins, Circulars and Miscellaneous, 1930-1933
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133
Child Labor Amendment Ratification Kit, 1924
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133
Publications, undated, 1926-1928
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132
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132
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Education, Committee on
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133
Bulletins, Circulars, Reports [American Citizenship 1919-1922] Surveys, Miscellaneous, 1919-1929, 1930-1933
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133
Publications, undated, 1927-1928
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133
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Efficiency in Government, Department of
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134
Bulletins, Circulars, Reports, 1920-1929, 1930-1933
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134
Publications (1 of 3), undated, 1925-1926, 1933
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134
Publications (2 of 3), undated, 1923-1932
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134
Publications (3 of 3) undated, 1926-1928
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134
Publications regarding Departments and Establishments of the Federal Government, 1930
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134
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Finance, Department of, undated, 1924-1934
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Get-Out-The-Vote Committee, 1926
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Government and Child Welfare, Department of, 1933-1935
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Government and Economic Welfare, Department of, undated, 1933-1934
- Box 135
Government and Education, Department of, 1934
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Government and International Cooperation, Department of, undated, 1933-1934
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Government and the Legal Status of Women, Department of, 1934
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Government and Its Operation, Department of, 1934
- Box 135
Immigration, Special Committee on--Bulletins, Publications, Miscellaneous, 1923-1934
- Box 135
International Cooperation to Prevent War, Department of [Reduction of Armaments by International Agreements, Committee on 1921-1922]
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135
Bulletins, Circulars, Miscellaneous, 1921-1933
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135
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International Cooperation to Prevent War, Department of
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136
Newsletters, 1929-1934
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136
Publications, undated, 1928-1930
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136
Publications, undated, 1929-1933
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136
State Department Press Releases, 1928
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136
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Inter-racial Problems, Committee on, undated, 1924-1927
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Legal Status of Women, Committee on
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136
Bulletins, Circulars, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1926-1934
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136
Correspondence, undated, 1924-1927
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136
Publications
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136
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Legal Status of Women, Committee on
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137
"Survey of the Legal Status of Women in the Forty-Eight States," 1930
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137
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Living Costs, Committee on
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137
Bulletins and Circulars [including Bulletin on Food Supply and Demand], 1919-1934
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137
Information Bulletins and Publications, 1924-1931
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137
Jurisms Committee [Jurisison?], 1929
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137
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Making Procedure, Committee on--Program, 1931
- Box 137
Nominating Committee--Clark, Houston Correspondence, 1924, 1930
- Box 137
Organization Department, undated, 1926
- Box 137
Program of Work Committee, 1927
- Box 137
Prohibition Study Committee, 1927
- Box 137
Radio, Committee, undated, 1928-1930
- Box 137
Simplification of Legislative Program, Committee on, 1921
- Box 137
Simplification of the Program of Work, Committee, 1927
- Box 138
Social Hygiene, Committee/Department
- Box
138
Bulletins, Circulars, Reports, Miscellaneous, 1920-1933
- Box
138
Publications, undated, 1926-1932
- Box
138
- Box 138
Uniform Laws Concerning Women, Committee on, undated, 1924
- Box 138
Women in Industry, Committee on
- Box
138
Bulletins, Circulars, Newsletters, Surveys, 1920-1930, 1931-1934
- Box
138
Publications, undated, 1923-1927
- Box
138
Unemployment Insurance Study Kits, 1929-1932
- Box
138
- Box 132
- Box
Subseries C: Topical File, undated, 1919-1947
- Box 139
"Amending the Constitution of the United States" Roundtable Discussion, 1926
- Box 139
Anniversary and Memorial Fund, 1929-1930
- Box 139
Budgetary Material
- Box
139
Budget and Finance Plans, 1924-1926
- Box
139
Budget Summaries, 1925-1931
- Box
139
Campaign Goals, 1923-1924
- Box
139
Finance Statements, 1925-1928
- Box
139
Finance Field Day--A Demonstration, 1929-1930
- Box
139
Finance Newsletters, 1933
- Box
139
Individual Membership Dues Plan, 1931
- Box
139
Miscellaneous, 1946-1947
- Box
139
Quota List, 1928
- Box
139
Regional Budgets, 1925
- Box
139
Treasurer's Reports, 1920-1921, 1925
- Box
139
- Box 139
Bulletins, 1926-1930
- Box 139
Bulletins-- League News, 1930-1934, League Quarterly, 1936
- Box 139
By-Laws--Amendments, undated, 1924-1932
- Box 139
Circulars, 1920-1921
- Box 140
Circulars, 1922-1946
- Box 140
Citizenship School Conference, 1926
- Box 140
Citizenship School Programs, 1925-1926
- Box 140
College League Material, undated, 1930-1933
- Box 140
Committee Questionnaires [blank], 1925-1930
- Box 140
Congressional Newsletter Legislative News, 1926-1930
- Box 140
Congressional Newsletters, 1931-1934
- Box 141
Convention
- Box
141
Announcements, Miscellaneous, undated, 1925-1940
- Box
141
Briefs, 1934
- Box
141
Brochures and Sites, undated, 1923
- Box
141
Bulletin, 1928
- Box
141
Notes [Adèle Clark?], 1927 or 1928
- Box
141
Proceedings, 1921-1926, 1928, 1930, 1932
- Box
141
Programs, 1921-1932
- Box
141
- Box 142
Convention
- Box
142
Resolutions, undated
- Box
142
Speeches, undated, 1920-1930
- Box
142
- Box 142
Defense Kit, 1927
- Box 142
Economic Emergency Conference, 1932
- Box 142
Executive Secretary--Memoranda and Reports, undated, 1926-1931
- Box 142
Federal Legislation--Bulletins and Memoranda [ Legislative News,] 1925-1926
- Box 142
Fundraising Instructions, undated
- Box 142
General Council
- Box
142
Address, 1927-1931
- Box
142
Banquets, 1931-1932
- Box
142
Conference Organizing for Finance, Financing for Program, 1929
- Box
142
"Finance Field Day," 1931
- Box
142
Meeting Agendas, 1927-1933
- Box
142
Proceedings, 1927, 1929
- Box
142
- Box 142
Get Out the Vote Booklets, 1924, 1928
- Box 142
Handbills, undated, 1925-1927
- Box 142
Leaflets--regarding History, Principles, Policy of NLWV, undated, 1921-1924
- Box 142
League Bulletin Methods Study, 1925
- Box 142
League Bulletin Questionnaires, 1930
- Box 142
League Exchange, 1946
- Box 142
Local League Tool Kit, 1929-1930
- Box 143
Memoranda, 1945
- Box 143
Memoranda--Miscellaneous, undated, 1923
- Box 143
Mobilization for Human Needs Conference, 1935
- Box 143
Muscle Shoals--House and Senate Resolution Reports, 1928
- Box 143
Newsletters, 1935-1937
- Box 143
New Voters News, 1926-1930
- Box 143
Officer Lists, 1925-1936
- Box 143
Organizational History--includes 1920-1926 Development of a Plan of Work, undated, 1919
- Box 143
Organization Bulletins, undated
- Box 143
Organization Conference, 1927
- Box 143
Petition Instructions, undated
- Box 143
Planks, 1924-1932
- Box 143
Policy and Procedures Guideline for National Office, 1925
- Box 143
Policy and Procedures Guideline for Treasure's Office, 1925
- Box 143
Policy Sheets/Statements, 1923-1925
- Box 143
Political Education Secretary--Memoranda, 1926-1927
- Box 143
Press Secretary Memoranda and Reports, 1920-1929
- Box 143
Press Releases, 1920-1921, 1922-1924
- Box 144
Press Releases, 1925-1927; 1928--Includes "Voter Service" Radio Program Address; 1929, 1930-1931, 1932-1946
- Box 145
Press Releases
- Box
145
Convention Reports--Chicago, 1928
- Box
145
Convention Speeches
- Box
145
1925 [Richmond]
- Box
145
1926
- Box
145
April, 1928 [Chicago] (1 of 2)
- Box
145
April, 1928 [Chicago] (2 of 2)
- Box
145
1930 [Louisville]
- Box
145
- Box
145
"Voter's Service" Program Speeches, April 1928
- Box
145
- Box 145
Programs of Work [Proposed], 1919-1936
- Box 145
Publications Lists, 1925-1933
- Box 146
Radio Roundtable, undated
- Box 146
Regional Conference Programs, 1921, 1929
- Box 146
Regional Directors Meeting--Minutes, 1925
- Box 146
Regional Newsletters, 1926-1928
- Box 146
Regional Staff Conference--Minutes, 1925
- Box 146
Sherwin, Miss Belle--Correspondence, 1922, 1925, 1927, 1930
- Box 146
Speaker's Bureau--Memoranda, 1925, 1928
- Box 146
Speaker's Bureau--Speaker's List, 1922
- Box 146
Special Legislation Bulletins, 1927
- Box 146
State League Finance Plans, 1924-1925
- Box 146
State Leagues--Officer Lists, undated, 1921-1932
- Box 146
Third Region
- Box
146
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1921-1933
- Box
146
Conference Agenda and Minutes, undated, 1921, 1931
- Box
146
Reports and Expense Statements, undated
- Box
146
Regional Secretary--Correspondence and Summary of Local Leagues, 1924-1929
- Box
146
- Box 139
- Box 146
Budget Summaries, 1947-1948
- Box 146
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1946-1956
- Box 146
By-Laws, 1946
- Box 146
Commemoration of L.M Valentine on the Fifty-Sixth Anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 1976
- Box 146
Correspondence [to Adèle Clark], 1948-1964
- Box 146
Fiftieth Anniversary Campaign, 1968
- Box 146
Fiftieth Anniversary Convention, 1970
- Box 146
Fiftieth Anniversary Correspondence, 1969-1970
- Box 146
Handbills and Leaflets, undated
- Box 146
Local Tax Study, undated
- Box 146
Memo Booklets, undated
- Box 146
Memoranda, 1946-1947
- Box 146
National Committee on Atomic Information, undated
- Box 147
News Articles, 1969
- Box 147
Political Instructional Material, 1953
- Box 147
Press Releases, 1946-1947
- Box 147
United Nations Fact Sheets, 1944, 1963
- Box 147
Publications
- Box 147
Action, 1946-1957
- Box 147
Brief for Action, 1946-1947
- Box 147
Forty Years of a Great Idea, 1959
- Box 147
History of the League Program, 1949
- Box 147
National Voter, 1951-1970
- Box 147
National Voter, 1971
- Box 147
Program, 1946
- Box 147
Trends in Government, 1946
- Box 147
- Box 147
Publications List, 1947
- Box 147
Bank Correspondence, October 20, 1923 - November 3, 1923
- Box 147
Chairman Reports [Julienn R. Gunn], undated
- Box 147
Circular, 1923-1924
- Box 147
Civil Service Literature, undated
- Box 147
Commission Member Assignments, undated
- Box 147
Commission Member Reports, undated
- Box 148
Correspondence
- Box 148
June 1921 - June 1923
- Box 148
July - August 1923
- Box 148
September - October 1923
- Box 148
November - December 1923
- Box 148
1924-1925, 1927
- Box 148
- Box 148
"Critical Analysis of State Administration Reorganization", by Adèle Clark, undated
- Box 148
Digest of Statements and Summaries before Commission, 1923
- Box 148
Expense Statements/Vouchers, 1923-1924
- Box 149
Governor's Office--Memoranda, 1921
- Box 149
Index of Files, undated
- Box 149
Ledger, undated
- Box 149
Legislative Material, undated
- Box 149
Memoranda, undated, 1922
- Box 149
Minutes, 1922-1923
- Box 149
Notes, undated
- Box 149
Outline of General Report, undated
- Box 149
Press Releases, 1923
- Box 149
Publications List, 1922
- Box 149
Record of Action of the Commission, 1923
- Box 149
Report to General Assembly, January 1924
- Box 149
Resolutions, 1922
- Box 149
State Agency Data, undated
- Box 149
State Employee Data, undated
- Box 149
Statistician's Data and Report, undated
- Box 149
U.S. Civil Service Examinations, undated
- Box 150
Commission on Simplification of State Government Report Proofs (4 of 8)
- Box 151
Commission on the Simplification of State Government Reports (4 of 8)
- Box 152
Association of Virginia Colleges, undated, 1931
- Box 152
Bedford Site Data, undated, 1929
- Box 152
Balance/Expenditure Statements, 1930-1931
- Box 152
Chairman/Secretary Correspondence
- Box 152
1929
- Box 152
January - September 1930
- Box 152
October - December 1930
- Box 152
January 1931
- Box 152
- Box 153
Chairman/Secretary Correspondence
- Box 153
February - March 1931
- Box 153
April - June 1931
- Box 153
undated, July 1931 - 1933
- Box 153
- Box 153
College Buildings Scorecards and Survey, 1931
- Box 153
Co-Ordinate College--Publications, undated 1918, 1970
- Box 153
Co-Ordinate College League--Memoranda, 1918
- Box 153
Danville Site Data, 1930
- Box 153
Expenses of Operation Report, undated
- Box 153
Fredricksburg Site Data, undated, 1929-1930
- Box 153
Harrisonburg Site Data, undated, 1931
- Box 153
Interview with Ms. Bessie Randolph, August 8, 1930
- Box 153
Letters to the Editor, undated, 1931
- Box 153
Minutes, 1929-1930
- Box 154
Minutes, 1931
- Box 154
Monthly Financial Accounts, 1929-1930
- Box 154
Newspaper clippings [photocopied], undated
- Box 154
Notes, undated
- Box 154
Outline--"Liberal Arts College for Women," undated
- Box 154
Petersburg Site Data, undated, 1930-1931
- Box 154
Press Statements, undated
- Box 154
Propositions List, undated
- Box 154
Publications--miscellaneous, 1924-1932
- Box 154
Questionnaires, 1931
- Box 154
Reports--Drafts, undated
- Box 154
Reports--Final, 1928-1932
- Box 154
Research material, undated
- Box 154
Resolutions, undated
- Box 154
Roanoke Site Data, 1931
- Box 155
Statements and Summaries before Committee, undated
- Box 155
Transcript of Hearing before Committee, 1929
- Box 155
Travel Expense Vouchers, 1930-1931
- Box 155
Treasurer--Correspondence, 1930-1932
- Box 155
Virginia, University of
- Box 155
Budget, 1928-1929
- Box 155
Memoranda and Reports
- Box 155
- Box 155
Automobile Insurance Policy, 1935, 1938
- Box 155
Business Managers List, undated
- Box 155
City/County Reemployment Committees--Memoranda, Notes, Reports, undated
- Box 155
Civil Works Administration--Federal State Bulletins, Memoranda, 1933-1934
- Box 155
Conference Minutes [Alexandria], December 28, 1933
- Box 155
District Managers Conference, 1934
- Box 155
District Managers Memoranda, undated
- Box 155
Employment Application and Data, 1935
- Box 155
Employment Planning Committee, undated
- Box 155
Correspondence, 1934-1935
- Box 155
Minutes, 1934
- Box 155
- Box 155
Field Supervisor
- Box 155
Correspondence, 1933
- Box 155
- Box 156
Field Supervisor
- Box 156
Correspondence
- Box
156
January - April 1934
- Box
156
May - December 1934
- Box
156
1935-1936
- Box
156
- Box 156
Notes and Reference Material, undated
- Box 156
Notes and Reference Material, undated
- Box 156
Reports, undated, 1933-1934
- Box 156
- Box 157
Financial Memoranda, undated
- Box 157
Guides/Handbooks for National Reemployment Offices, 1935
- Box 157
Government Requests for Transportation, undated
- Box 157
Highway Projects Data, undated, 1934
- Box 157
Interviewer's Guide, undated
- Box 157
Labor, Department of--Memoranda, undated, 1933
- Box 157
Labor, Department of--State Labor Agencies List, 1936
- Box 157
Labor Law Administration Surveys, 1936-1937
- Box 157
Luray Conference, 1933
- Box 157
National Recovery Administration (NRA)-Publications, undated, 1934
- Box 157
NRS News, 1934-1936
- Box 157
Newspaper Clippings, undated, 1934
- Box 157
Payroll Data, undated
- Box 157
Progress Report, undated
- Box 157
Public Employment Bureau--Employment Bulletins, 1925, 1931-1933
- Box 157
Reemployment Committee/District/Offices, Lists, undated, 1934
- Box 158
Regional Conference Report on Labor Legislation in Twelve Southern States, 1935
- Box 158
Registration Cards, undated, 1935
- Box 158
Richmond, City of--Public Employment Bureau, undated, 1926
- Box 158
Social Security Act Data, undated
- Box 158
State Advisory Council--Addresses, Memoranda, Reports, Statements, 1934
- Box 158
State Reemployment Director--Correspondence, Memoranda, 1933-1935
- Box 158
Statistical Supervisor--Memoranda, 1934-1935
- Box 158
Travel Reimbursement/Vouchers, 1933-1934
- Box 158
U.S. Employment Service--Publications, undated, 1933, 1936
- Box 158
Weekly Bulletins, 1935-1936
- Box 158
Workers Lists, 1933-1934
- Box 159
Artist Data, 1927
- Box 159
Biographical Sketches--Lila M. Valentine, undated, 1936
- Box 159
Bulletins and Circulars, undated, 1926
- Box 159
Contract Agreements, 1931
- Box 159
Correspondence
- Box 159
Art Commission, 1930-1931, 1936
- Box 159
Couper Marble Works, 1931
- Box 159
Frismuth, Harriet [Sculptor], 1928-1936
- Box 159
Governor's Office, 1929, 1936
- Box 159
Miscellaneous, undated, 1922, 1926-1936
- Box 159
Subscriptions, 1927-1935
- Box 159
- Box 159
Financial Statements, undated, 1933-1936
- Box 159
General Assembly Resolutions, undated, 1926
- Box 159
Inscriptions, 1931
- Box 159
Membership Lists, undated, 1926
- Box 159
Minutes, 1921, 1926-1929
- Box 160
Contributor's File, undated
- Box 161
Poem "One Who Sees the Dawn" by Adèle Clark, undated, 1925
- Box 161
Tablet Unveiling--Guest Lists, Invitations, Speeches, October 20, 1936
- Box 161
Valentine Memorial Fund Contributors List, undated, 1927
- Box 161
Valentine Memorial Service, July 1921
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Subseries A: Richmond Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (RDCCW), undated, 1948-1970
- Box 161
Board of Directors
- Box
161
Agenda, 1953-1970
- Box
161
Board News, 1965-1970
- Box
161
Conference Outline, undated
- Box
161
Memoranda, undated, 1951-1969
- Box
161
Minutes, 1950-1970
- Box
161
- Box 161
Budgetary Material, 1965-1966
- Box 161
By-Laws and Constitution, undated
- Box 161
Correspondence, 1949-1970
- Box 161
Legislative Committee
- Box
161
Bulletins, 1956
- Box
161
Notes [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box
161
Plan of Studies and Programs of Legislation, 1953-1954, 1965, 1967
- Box
161
Reports and Recommendations, undated, 1952, 1957
- Box
161
- Box 162
Social Action Committee, undated, 1948-1954
- Box 162
Committee Program Kit, 1966
- Box 162
Committee Reports, 1953-1955
- Box 162
Community Affairs Commission, 1967-1968
- Box 162
International Affairs Commission, 1969-1970
- Box 162
Convention Minutes, 1950-1953
- Box 162
Convention Programs and Reports, 1951-1967
- Box 162
Institute Evaluations, undated
- Box 162
Officer Lists, undated, 1948-1956
- Box 162
President's Report, 1958
- Box 162
Resolutions, undated, 1955
- Box 162
Richmond Deanery Council Newsletter, 1970
- Box 162
Richmond Deanery Reports, 1952-1955
- Box 162
Richmond Diocesan Counselor, 1958
- Box 162
Supplemental Literature, undated, 1948-1961
- Box 162
Workshop Material, undated
- Box 161
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Subseries B: Literature, undated, 1922-1970
- Box 162
Catholic Missions, 1930-1934
- Box 162
Catholic Virginian, 1931-1948, 1955-1966
- Box 163
Catholic Worker, 1948, 1957
- Box 163
Church Leaflets, Pamphlets, and Prayer books (1 of 3), undated, 1921, 1937
- Box 163
Church Leaflets, Pamphlets, and Prayer books (2 of 3), undated, 1925, 1932, 1945
- Box 163
Church Leaflets, Pamphlets, and Prayer books (3 of 3), undated, 1921, 1925, 1944, 1957
- Box 163
Church Periodicals (1 of 2), undated, 1913, 1922, 1938
- Box 164
Church Periodicals (2 of 2) undated, 1922, 1928, 1932, 1964, 1970
- Box 164
Colored Harvest [St. Joseph's Society], 1930,1934
- Box 164
Commonweal, 1946-1947
- Box 164
Field Afar [Mary Knoll], 1934
- Box 164
Our Sunday Visitor, 1947
- Box 162
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Subseries C: Organizational Correspondence, undated, 1912-1970
- Box 164
Adèle Clark
- Box
164
American Church Institute for Negroes, undated, 1941
- Box
164
Apostleship of Prayer, 1946-1950
- Box
164
Beth Ahabah Sisterhood, 1927
- Box
164
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 1924
- Box
164
Catholic Committee of the South, 1942-1943
- Box
164
Catholic Daughters of America, 1946-1970
- Box
164
Catholic Theatre Guild, 1944, 1950
- Box
164
Catholic Virginian, 1970
- Box
164
Catholic Woman's Club, 1945-1968
- Box
164
Catholic Worker/St. Joseph's House, 1948-1956
- Box
164
Central Bureau for Relief of the Evangelical Churches of Europe, 1931
- Box
164
Charleston, Diocese of, 1968
- Box
164
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes [Richmond], 1955
- Box
164
Crosier Fathers, 1957
- Box
164
Daughters of the King, 1916-1935
- Box
165
Edith Stein Guild Newsletter, 1956-1966
- Box
165
Ellet--St. Catherine's Alumni Association, 1933-1970
- Box
165
Emmanuel Church, 1914-1941
- Box
165
Empress of America Apostolate, Inc., undated
- Box
165
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America, 1914-1941
- Box
165
Forward Movement of the Episcopal Church, 1933
- Box
165
Hebrew-Christian Publication Society, Inc., undated
- Box
165
Holy Shroud Guild, 1953
- Box
165
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, undated
- Box
165
Liturgical Arts Society [Houston], 1932
- Box
165
National Cathedral Association, 1929
- Box
165
National Catholic Welfare Conference (1 of 2), undated
- Box
165
National Catholic Welfare Conference (2 of 2), undated
- Box
165
National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1954-1967
- Box
165
National Council of Catholic Women, 1948-1966
- Box
165
National Council of Jewish Women, 1946
- Box
165
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church, 1931
- Box
165
Richmond Catholic Interracial Council, undated
- Box
165
Richmond Catholic Physician's Guild, 1966
- Box
165
Richmond Council of Churches, 1925
- Box
165
Richmond Diocese/Sacred Heart of the Cathedral, 1946, 1951-1966
- Box
165
Richmond Zionist District, 1934
- Box
166
Rosary Shrine, undated
- Box
166
St. Bede Church [Williamsburg, VA], 1959
- Box
166
St. Paul's Art Classes, 1948
- Box
166
St. Paul's Catholic Church, 1943-1970
- Box
166
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1938
- Box
166
St. Peter's Catholic Church, 1959
- Box
166
St. Thomas Church [Ginter Park], 1913
- Box
166
St. Thomas Woman's Auxiliary, 1930
- Box
166
Society of the Little Factor, undated
- Box
166
Union Theological Seminary, 1950,1965
- Box
166
Virginia Council of Churches, Inc., 1945
- Box
166
Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1920
- Box
166
Zionist Organization of America, 1947
- Box
164
- Box 166
- Box
166
Catholic Near East Welfare Association, 1927
- Box
166
Catholic University of America, 1931-1953
- Box
166
Catholic Women's Club, 1930-1935
- Box
166
Holy Cross Foreign Mission Society, undated
- Box
166
McGill Catholic Union, 1915
- Box
166
National Council of Catholic Women, 1920-1934
- Box
166
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, undated, 1928
- Box
166
Propagation of the Faith, 1927-1930
- Box
166
Richmond Council of Church Women, 1931-1932
- Box
166
Sacred Heart of the Cathedral, undated 1927-1935
- Box
166
St. Anthony Shrine at Graymoor, 1930
- Box
166
St. Joan's Social and Political Alliance, 1927-1934
- Box
166
St. Joseph's Church [Richmond], undated
- Box
166
St. Joseph's Mission House, 1912
- Box
166
St. Joseph's Orphanage, 1924
- Box
166
St. Joseph's Villa, 1933-1936
- Box
166
St. Vincent's Catholic Church [Berkeley Springs, WV], 1933
- Box
166
Virginia Church Conference on Race Relations, 1930
- Box
166
- Box 164
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Subseries D: Topical File, undated, 1893-1970
- Box 166
Abortion Letter [Adèle Clark], 1970
- Box 166
Baptism/Confirmation Certificates, 1893, 1894, 1898
- Box 166
Dedication/Memorial Services, 1955
- Box 166
Essay
- Box
166
Campbell, T. Bowyer "Device for the Alteration of Religion," 1956
- Box
166
[Author(s) Unknown], undated
- Box
166
- Box 166
League of the Sacred Heart--Recording Secretary's Notebook [Alice Dooley], 1896
- Box 166
Novenas/Prayers/Sermons, undated
- Box 166
Play--"Mystery of the King's Birth" by Adair Archer, 1916
- Box 166
Sister Mary Rosa Correspondence, 1927
- Box 166
- Box 166
Sunday School Questionnaire, undated
- Box 166
Sunday School Training Manual [Edith Clark Cowles], 1916
- Box 166
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Subseries A: Art Club of Richmond, undated, 1895-1919
- Box 167
Academy Committee--Memoranda, Minutes, Notes, Reports #1
- Box 167
Academy Committee--Memoranda, Minutes, Notes, Reports #2
- Box 167
Academy/Liberty--Loan Garden Fete Committee, 1917
- Box 167
American Federation of the Arts, Bulletins, Memoranda, Reports, Miscellaneous, undated
- Box 167
Board of Directors/President--Memoranda, Minutes, undated, 1917
- Box 167
Circulars, undated
- Box 167
Constitution/By-laws, 1904
- Box 167
Correspondence
- Box 167
- Box 168
Correspondence
- Box 168
- Box
168
General, 1910-1919
- Box 168
Endowment Committee--Correspondence, Memoranda, Notes and Reports, 1910-1911
- Box 168
Exhibit Data, undated
- Box 168
Financial History/Memoranda/Statements, 1895-1917
- Box 168
Handbills, undated
- Box 168
Invitations, undated
- Box 168
Liberty Bonds Subscription Cards, undated
- Box 168
Membership Committee Report, 1916
- Box 168
Membership Lists, undated
- Box 168
Membership Lists, Notes
- Box 169
Newspaper Clippings, 1914
- Box 169
Notes/Organizational Data (1 of 2), undated
- Box 169
Notes/Organizational Data (2 of 2), undated
- Box 169
Officer List, 1914-1916
- Box 169
Pamphlet, 1914
- Box 169
Resolutions, undated
- Box 169
- Box 169
School Prospectuses, 1911-1915
- Box 169
Sketchbook--Lucy R. Mason, undated
- Box 169
Sketchbooks--Elizabeth Wood Morris, 1911
- Box 169
Treasurer's Report, 1914
- Box 169
Virginia Painters/Sculptors List
- Box 169
"Year in Richmond" Calendar account, Correspondence, Memoranda, Notes, 1912-1913
- Box 167
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Subseries B: Atelier, undated, 1918-1937
[merged with the restored Academy in the spring of 1930]
- Box 169
Art Data/Lists, undated
- Box 169
Budgetary Material, 1918-1922
- Box 170
Correspondence
- Box
170
Art Studio Construction, 1928-1930
- Box
170
General, 1918-1937
- Box
170
Handicrafts and Occupational Therapy, 1918-1920
- Box
170
Japan Paper Company, 1929, 1931
- Box
170
Ruffin and Sloan, 1918-1924
- Box
170
- Box 170
Filing Data/Memos
- Box 170
Japan Paper Company--Sample Material
- Box 170
Leaflets, undated, 1921-1922
- Box 171
"Plea for Art"--paper by Theresa Pollak, 192?
- Box 171
Ruffin and Sloan--Lease Agreements, 1924
- Box 171
Student Data, undated, 1919-1921
- Box 171
Study Scholarships Memoranda, 1919-1920
- Box 169
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Subseries C: Virginia League of Fine Arts and Handicrafts, undated, 1919-1934
[grew out of the Atelier and later merged with the Academy]
- Box 171
American Federation of Arts--Brochures,Programs,Reports and Surveys, undated, 1925
- Box 171
Art Extension Lists, 1927-1931
- Box 171
Awards, undated
- Box 171
Constitution and By-Laws, undated
- Box 171
Correspondence, undated, 1919-1931
- Box 171
Exhibit Cards, undated
- Box 171
Exhibition Committee, undated
- Box 171
Fire Insurance Policy, 1934
- Box 171
Incorporation Certificate, undated
- Box 172
Membership Lists, undated
- Box 172
Memoranda, undated, 1920
- Box 172
Minutes, 1924-1925
- Box 172
Newspaper Clippings [photocopied], undated
- Box 172
Notes, undated
- Box 172
Virginia Artists List, undated
- Box 172
Virginia, University of--Art Extension Course Material, 1920-1921
- Box 171
-
Subseries D: Richmond Academy of Arts/Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts, undated, 1917-1953
- Box 172
Academy Fund, undated
- Box 172
Academy News, 1932-1933
- Box 172
Annual reports, 1936-1938
- Box 172
Artists Guild of the Academy, undated
- Box 172
Beaux Arts Ball, April 27, 1932
- Box 172
Board of Trustees
- Box
172
Agendas, 1940-1941
- Box
172
Memoranda, 1930-1940
- Box
172
Minutes, 1931, 1936-1941
- Box
172
Reports, 1936
- Box
172
- Box 172
Bulletins, undated
- Box 172
By-Laws and Charter, 1932
- Box 172
Circulars, undated, 1931-1941
- Box 172
Class Registers, undated, 1952-1953
- Box 172
Correspondence
- Box
172
General, 1917-1923, 1930-1934
- Box
172
- Box 173
Correspondence, undated, 1935-1946, 1949-1950
- Box
173
Virginia Survey Staff, 1934
- Box
173
- Box 173
Essay--"Art in the South Before the War" [author unknown]
- Box 173
Exhibition Material (1 of 2), undated
- Box 173
Exhibition Material (2 of 2), undated
- Box 173
Incorporation Certificate, undated
- Box 173
Instructor's Class Cards, 1931
- Box 173
Membership Applications, 1930
- Box 173
Membership/Patron Lists, undated
- Box 174
Newspaper Clippings, 1930-1932
- Box 174
Notebook [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box 174
Notes/Outlines, undated
- Box 174
Officer Lists, undated,1937
- Box 174
Organizational History, undated
- Box 174
Organization Committee--Minutes, 1931
- Box 174
Outline of Aims and Program, undated
- Box 174
Plat, undated
- Box 174
Sketches, undated
- Box 174
Southern States Art League--Bulletins, 1925-1940
- Box 174
Southern States Art League--Convention/Exhibition Material, 1921-1942
- Box 174
Statement of Accounts, 1940-1941
- Box 174
Survey of Virginia's Artistic Wealth, undated
- Box 174
Tournament of Arts and Crafts, 1931-1932
- Box 175
Virginia Art Index Patron List
- Box 172
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Subseries E: Virginia Arts Commission [established 1916], undated, 1913-1965
- Box 175
Agendas, 1949-1964
- Box 175
Art Appraisal List, undated
- Box 175
Committee to Establish Arts Commission, 1913-1916, 1922
- Box 175
Correspondence, undated, 1940-1965
- Box 175
Flag Data, 1954
- Box 175
Invitations, undated, 1949, 1952
- Box 176
Laws Relating to the Art Commission, 1938
- Box 176
Memoranda, undated, 1941-1963
- Box 176
Minutes, 1940-1952
- Box 177
Minutes, 1953-1964
- Box 177
Newspaper Clippings, undated, 1962
- Box 177
Notes, undated
- Box 177
"Notes on Art Commission of the Commonwealth of Virginia" [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box 177
Oath Certificates, 1965
- Box 177
Radio Broadcast Script, 1951
- Box 177
Reports, undated
- Box 177
Rules and Procedures of the Art Commission, 1950
- Box 177
State Capital Improvements Data, 1955
- Box 177
Virginia Declaration of Rights, undated
- Box 177
Virginia State Police Memorial Gallery Dedication, 1947
- Box 177
Virginia World War II Memorial Commission, 1953
- Box 175
-
Subseries F: Works Project Administration/Virginia Arts Project, undated, 1935-1942
- Box 177
Allocation Receipts and Requests, 1940-1942
- Box 177
Antiques Data/Inventory, 1938-1939
- Box 177
Artists/Paintings Lists, undated, 1940
- Box 178
Art Production Reports, 1941-1942
- Box 178
Art Submissions [includes photos and sketches], 1939-1940
- Box 178
Biographical Statement--Adèle Clark, undated
- Box 178
Bi-Weekly Work Reports, 1942
- Box 178
"Brief Survey of Modern Painting" [by Alfred H. Barr, Jr.]
- Box 178
Captions, undated, 1941
- Box 178
Correspondence
- Box
178
General, undated, 1935-1942
- Box
178
Glasgold, C.A, 1936-1940
- Box
178
Houston, Nora, 1939
- Box
178
Slemp, C. Bascom, 1940-1942
- Box
178
- Box 179
Employee Data, undated, 1940
- Box 179
Employment Statements and Summaries, 1940
- Box 179
Fairfax Federal Art Gallery--Memoranda, 1939
- Box 179
Fairfax Federal Art Gallery: Report of Exhibitions Received and Sent Shipping Receipts
- Box 179
Federal Art Gallery Show Announcements, undated
- Box 179
Federal Art Project Calender, 1939
- Box 179
Federal Works Agency--Section of Fine Arts Bulletins, 1941
- Box 179
Graphic Production/Job Orders, 1940-1942
- Box 179
Index of American Design
- Box
179
Exhibition Material, undated, 1940
- Box
179
Instructional Data, undated
- Box
179
Inventory Data, undated, 1936-1941
- Box
179
Inventory Instructions, 1942
- Box
179
- Box 179
Inter-office Memoranda, undated, 1936-1942
- Box 180
Job Analyses, undated
- Box 180
Lynchburg Art Gallery Exhibition Notices, undated, 1939-1940
- Box 180
Materials Lists, 1941
- Box 180
Miscellaneous Reports and Statistical Data, 1939-1941
- Box 180
Monthly Progress Reports, 1941-1942
- Box 180
Monthly Progress Reports
- Box
180
Big Stone Gap Art Gallery, 1940, 1942
- Box
180
Fairfax, February - June 1939
- Box
180
King William, 1940-1941
- Box
180
Lynchburg, 1942
- Box
180
- Box 180
Narrative Reports
- Box
180
Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts, 1937
- Box
180
Big Stone Gap Demonstration Gallery October, 1936
- Box
180
Middlesex County Museum, 1937-1942
- Box
181
Petersburg, 1937
- Box
180
- Box 181
Newspaper Clippings, undated, 1942
- Box 181
Notes, undated
- Box 181
"Notes on the Index of American Design in Virginia" [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box 181
Personnel Application [Adèle Clark], 1936
- Box 181
Questionnaire, undated
- Box 181
Reports of Work Completed
- Box
181
April 1941 - June 1941
- Box
181
July 1941 - October 1941
- Box
181
December 1941 - February 1942
- Box
181
- Box 181
Resolutions, 1936, 1940
- Box 181
Ship Figurehead Descriptions, undated, 1938
- Box 181
Shipping Receipts, 1937-1941
- Box 181
State Property Inventory Project, 1941
- Box 181
Stationery Samples, undated
- Box 181
Transaction for Allocations of Paintings to Public Institutions--Memoranda, 1940
- Box 181
Travel Vouchers, 1941
- Box 181
Unit Requisitions, 1940-1941
- Box 181
Virginia Artists Lists, 1940-1941
- Box 182
Virginia Music Project--"Virginia Variations," 1941
- Box 182
Working Procedures
- Box 182
WPA "Capture and Record"--Study Progress Report, December 19, 1936
- Box 182
"WPA Record in Virginia," October 1936
- Box 177
-
Subseries G: Other Art Organizations, undated, 1932-1971
- Box 182
Archives of American Art, 1965-1966
- Box 182
Art Center Club, undated
- Box 182
Art Publication Society, 1938, 1945
- Box 182
Camp Lee [12th Quartermaster Training Regiment], 1942, 1947
- Box 182
Community Recreation Association--Fun with Hobbies, 1943
- Box 182
Crafts Carnival Committee, 1951
- Box 182
Federated Arts of Richmond, Inc., undated
- Box 182
Linden Gallery, 1951
- Box 182
Richmond Artists Association [bulletins,exhibits,notices, memoranda], 1956-1971
- Box 182
Richmond Professional Institute--Fine Art Department, 1952, 1955
- Box 182
Richmond Symphony Orchestra, 1932
- Box 182
Virginia Allied Artists Group, undated, 1943-1945
- Box 182
Virginia Art Alliance, 1929-1956
- Box 182
Virginia Crafts Association, 1947-1948
- Box 182
Virginia Education Association--Art Section, undated, 1948
- Box 182
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1936-1937
- Box 182
-
Subseries H: Printed Materials, undated, 1901-1969
- Box 183
Art and Art Books--Advertisements and Catalogs (1 of 2), undated
- Box 183
Art and Art Books--Advertisements and Catalogs (2 of 2), undated
- Box 183
Art Museum Bulletins
- Box
183
Valentine Museum, undated
- Box
183
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, undated
- Box
183
Miscellaneous, undated
- Box
183
- Box 183
Art Museum Catalog
- Box
183
Metropolitan Museum of Art, undated
- Box
183
- Box 183
Art Periodicals
- Box
183
American Artist, April 1953
- Box
183
American Art Student, September 1924
- Box
184
Art Periodicals
- Box
184
American Magazine of Art, 1920, 1925
- Box
184
"Art and Archaeology" Archaeological Institute of American Publishers
- Box
184
Art Digest, November 1926, February 1930
- Box
184
Arts in Virginia, 1964,1965
- Box
184
Atelier, April 1931
- Box
184
Four Arts, September 1934
- Box
184
International Studio, 1934
- Box
184
Journal of the Archives of American Art, 1965-1966
- Box
184
Mentor, 1913
- Box
183
- Box 184
Art School Publications, undated, 1925-1929
- Box 185
Exhibition Announcements and Bulletins
- Box
185
American Art Galleries, undated
- Box
185
Anderson Gallery, undated, 1936
- Box
185
Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1928-1935
- Box
185
Valentine Museum, 1957-1966
- Box
185
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1947-1969
- Box
185
Miscellaneous (1 of 4), undated 1931-1954
- Box
185
Miscellaneous (2 of 4), undated 1933-1956
- Box
185
- Box 186
Exhibition Announcements and Bulletins
- Box
186
Miscellaneous (3 of 4), undated, 1901-1933
- Box
186
Miscellaneous (4 of 4), undated, 1924
- Box
186
- Box 186
Exhibition Catalogs (1 of 2), 1911, 1916, 1920
- Box 186
Exhibition Catalogs (2 of 2), undated, 1911, 1917, 1935
- Box 186
Literary Announcements, Brochures and Bulletins, undated, 1925-1938
- Box 187
Music Literature, undated, 1938
- Box 183
-
Subseries I: Topical File, undated, 1917-1968
- Box 187
Art Classes Receipts, 1950
- Box 187
Art Instructor Service Reports--City of Richmond, 1954-1955
- Box 187
Biographical Sketch--Robert Gills [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box 187
Carillon Art Exhibit Lists and Memoranda, 1955-1957
- Box 187
Correspondence
- Box
187
Art Museum School, 1943-1966
- Box
187
Art Supply, 1948-1959
- Box
187
Church Art Classes, 1938-1951
- Box
187
- Box 187
Color Data, undated
- Box 187
Commercial Standards for Artists' Oil Paints, 1940
- Box 187
Contest Brochure and Memoranda, 1948
- Box 187
Data Sheets, Who's Who in American Art, 1924-1937
- Box 187
Drama Project, undated
- Box 187
Essay
- Box
187
Clark, Adèle "Art in Richmond: Decorated Furniture, What Miss Pleasants has accomplished," undated
- Box
187
Clark, Adèle "Seeing A Picture with Open Eyes--What a Picture May Mean to You," undated
- Box
187
Unknown author "Arts in Nature," undated
- Box
187
- Box 187
- Box 187
Interview--Adèle Clark, November 16,1963
- Box 187
Ions, Estelle de Willoughby--Memoranda, undated
- Box 187
Lithograph Stones--Correspondence and Lists, 1960
- Box 187
Loom Advertisements and Notes, undated
- Box 187
"Memoranda Regarding Furniture Shown in Accompanying Photographs" [E.S. Goodman]
- Box 187
Music Class Notes [Adeline Cox?], undated, 1934
- Box 188
Notebooks--Art, undated
- Box 188
Notes
- Box
188
undated
- Box
188
"American Mural Painting," undated
- Box 188
- Box
188
Roman Art, undated
- Box
188
Sculpture, undated
- Box
188
- Box 188
"Notes on Early History of Art in Richmond, Virginia," by Adèle Clark, 1968
- Box 188
"Notes on Recreational Art" by J.Peter Reynolds, 1957
- Box 188
Painting Lists, undated
- Box 188
Paper--"William and Mary News," undated
- Box 188
Poetry, undated
- Box 188
Portrait Memoranda, 1951
- Box 188
Registration Cards--Department of Recreation and Parks, Richmond, 1949-1957
- Box 188
Slemp [C. Bascom] Bust Memoranda, 1978
- Box 188
Soap Sculpture Material, undated
- Box 188
Theater Programs, undated, 1948
- Box 189
American Architect and Building News
- Box 189
Cashbook--Accounts of Atelier of Nora and Adèle Clark, November 1917 - October 1922
- Box 189
"Das Museum"
- Box 189
"Picturesque Europe" parts 22 and 27
- Box 189
"Picturesque Europe" parts 28 and 41
- Box 189
Virginia Statewide Recreation Bulletins, 1938-1941
- Box 187
-
Subseries J: Artwork, undated, 1850-1939
- Box 190
Drawings/Sketches--Mary Crump Bouldin, undated
- Box 190
Drawings/Lithographs/Sketches/Sketchbooks--Adèle Clark, [5 folders] undated, 1898-1899
- Box 190
Lithograph--William Polk Delton, 1929(?)
- Box 190
Art Designs & Patterns--Gertrude Clark Dew(?), undated
- Box 190
- Box 190
Drawings/Sketches--Miscellaneous and Unidentified Artists, undated
- Box 191
Art Reproductions and Illustrations, [5 folders], undated, 1850(?), 1935
- Box 192
Drawings and Lithograph--"Richmond Market at Christmas" [Adèle Clark], undated
- Box 192
Artwork of Children,[8 folders], undated, 1939
- Box 193
- Box 194
Chalk sketch--"History of Transportation" [artist unknown], undated
- Box 194
Watercolor Painting--"Story of Shelter" [artist unknown], undated
- Box 194
Lithographs/Sketches [artists unknown], undated
- Box 195
Art Illustrations and Reproductions--(includes 2 bound volumes) [FRAGILE], undated
- Box 195
Needlepoint Designs, undated
- Box 196
Art Illustrations and Reproductions [FRAGILE], undated
- Box 196
Prints--Virginia Residences, 1929-1930
- Box 197
[Collection of Bookplates by artist Julius J. Lankes. The bookplates are framed and numbered 1 through 58.]
- Box 197
Framed bookplates numbers 1 through 29.
- Box 198
Framed bookplates numbers 20 through 58.
- Box 199
Approximately 35 copper engravings (on wood blocks) of people, rooms, calling cards and other items, including the word VOTE. Most are 3 by 4 inches.
- Box 200
Unidentified Address & Ledger Books [1 folder & 3 bound volumes], undated
- Box 201
Unidentified Ledger Books [2 bound volumes], undated
- Box 190
-
Subseries A: Newspaper Clippings, 1910s-1970s
- Box 202
Art, suffrage, voting, 1910s-1930s
- Box 203
Editorials on Suffrage, Lila Meade Valentine clippings, 1916-1917, Valentine Memorial clippings, 1926, Clippings form Lila Meade Valentine's desk, Suffrage, Greatest Virginian Contest, 1920s
- Box 204
League of Women Voters 1920s-1930s, Valentine Memorial Dedication, New York 1909, Art College for Women, Mapp-Byrd Governor's Campaign 1920s, Hoover-Roosevelt Campaign 1932, Suffrage 1910s, Suffrage Movement in England
- Box 205
Local and state issues, 1910s-1920s
- Box 206
National League of Women's Voters, 1920s
- Box 207
Scrapbook with clippings labeled "History of Virginia League of Women Voters" 1920s, second scrapbook of clippings on suffrage, 1910s
- Box 208
Scrapbook of clippings labeled "League of Women Voters History 1921-1925"; Many clippings on Lady Astor
- Box 209
Scrapbooks (two) of clippings on suffrage, 1910s
- Box 210
State, national politics and suffrage, 1910s
- Box 211
State, national politics and suffrage, 1910s
- Box 212
State, national politics, suffrage convention material, 1910s-1920s
- Box 213
State, national politics, 1920s-1930s
- Box 214
State, national and international politics, League of Nations, World Court, 1920s
- Box 215
State, national politics, 1920s, League of Women Voters, 1920s, World Court and peace issues, 1920s
- Box 216
State and national politics, other issues, 1920s-1940s
- Box 217
State, national politics and suffrage, 1920s-1930s
- Box 218
State, national politics and suffrage, 1920s
- Box 219
State, national politics and suffrage 1920s-1930s, biographical data regarding members of the League of Women Voters 1920s, art related clippings 1918 and 1928, government and social legislation 1920s, League of Women Voters 1936, League of Woman Voters Convention 1932, Labor related, women hours and pay 1936, folder on Adèle Clark
- Box 220
State, national politics, suffrage, voting 1920s-1930s, clippings pertaining to Adèle Clark,
- Box 221
State, national politics, race issues, women organizations, primary reform, taxation, League of Women Voters Second Vice-President, 1920s
- Box 222
State, national politics, suffrage, 1910s, Woman's Party, 1930s, League of Women Voters (local, state and national), 1934
- Box 223
State, national politics, suffrage, League of Women Voters activities, 1920s-1930s
- Box 224
State and national politics, suffrage 1917, 1918, various other issues, 1900s-1950s
- Box 225
State, national politics, suffrage, 1910s-1920s, Governor's Ball, 1929, personal and family clippings
- Box 226
Suffrage politics, prominent men in favor of suffrage, suffrage activities in Virginia, poetry and humor relating to suffrage
- Box 227
Various clippings, 1910s-1930s
- Box 227
"Golden Flier," Newspaper Articles, 1916
- Box 228
Various clippings, 1910s-1970s
- Box 229
Woman's Journal (complete issues, many in bad condition), 1910s
- Box 202
-
Subseries B: Ephemera, 1890s-1950s
- Box 230
A key to The Rice Hotel, Houston, Texas; a second key
- Box 230
button "Errand Boys, Child Labor Street Permit, Commonwealth of Virginia, #254, Department of Labor and Industry 1929, Richmond, VA."
- Box 230
Convention delegate pin of Delegate Cornelia Adair labeled "National League of Women Voters, 8th National Convention, Chicago, APR. 23-28, 1926"
- Box 230
Convention delegate pin of Adèle Clark labeled "National League of Women Voters, Fifth Annual Convention, Buffalo 1924"
- Box 230
Convention pin of Adèle Clark labeled Association of Governmental Labor Officials of the United States and Canada - Richmond, VA, May 1 - 4, 1923
- Box 230
Two possible convention pins with the name of "Carter Glass" on them
- Box 230
Small jewelry box containing newspaper clippings of death notices and a lock of hair wrapped in paper and labeled "Alicia's hair for (name unable to read)"
- Box 230
seeds wrapped in paper
- Box 230
business card of Mary Johnston, Florist of Baltimore.
- Box-folder
231:1
Sashes (six) that read "Votes for Women"; one paper sash reading "Votes for Women"
- Box-folder
231:2
Coin Recordio-Gram records (four) in an envelope dated 1950, sent to Mrs. Walter Watson
- Box-folder
231:3
Postcards
- Box-folder
231:4
Drawing of exercises
- Box-folder
231:5
Telegram from Lady Nancy Astor sent to convention of the National League of Women Voters held in Richmond, Virginia, 1925
- Box-folder
231:6
Teulia Fortune Cards, undated
- Box-folder
231:7
The Decorator and Furnisher, January 1891
- Box 232
Calling cards of Adèle Clark, Clark and Houston Family and others
- Box 232
Miscellaneous fliers
- Box 232
Constitution of the League of Nations
- Box 232
1926 calendar
- Box 232
Governor's certificate to Adèle Clark, commissioning her to represent "the state of Virginia at the First Annual Meeting of the American Child Health Association," 1923
- Box 232
magazine photos of airplanes, reproductions of covers of New Century magazine
- Box 232
stationary of NLWV, VLWV, Western Union, Department of Labor and others
- Box 232
advertisements, invoices and bills, 1890s-1940s
- Box 232
Scrapbook with miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings of poetry and articles on the Confederacy, circa 1908
- Box 232
- Box 232
sheet music
- Box 232
Ticket stubs, Governor's Ball tickets, bus receipts, various passes
- Box 232
U.S. Senate Chamber passes, 1926-1933
- Box 232
Suffrage Postage Stamp, noteworthy envelopes
- Box 232
Driver's permits of Adèle Clark
- Box 232
Adèle Clark drawing of Millhiser House/Catholic Woman's Club - 916 W. Franklin St.
- Box 232
U.S. Government Thrift Cards, 1923
- Box 232
- Box 232
Wedgwood's Manifold Writer
- Box 233
Miscellaneous suffrage and voting rights publications, pamphlets, postcards, fliers, broadsides, calendar, circulars, banners and other literature, much of it printed by the ESLV, suffrage organizations, VLWV and NLWV, 1910s-1930s
- Box-folder
233:1
Art materialPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Includes children's art work, art club material, instructional material; Japanese print.
- Box-folder
233:2
Blueprints (five)Physical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Two labeled "Class Room Building--State Teacher's College, Farmville, Virginia--Frank F. Stone Architect, Roanoke, Virginia, July 10, 1944"; a third blue print labeled "Improvements to Employees Cottage as suggested by Art Commission, May 5, 1944"; fourth labeled "Temporary Employee Cottage, Division of the Budget, March 29, 1944";drawing for inscription of building "Julian H. Burruss Hall" labeled "Teaching and Admin. Building, Va. Polytechnic Inst., Blacksburg, VA - Carneal, Johnston & Wright Architects & Engineers, Richmond, Virginia."
- Box-folder
233:2-A
DiplomasPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Various institutions to Benjamin Franklin Dew Jr., 1930s-1940s.
- Box-folder
233:2-A
DrawingPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Entitled "Proposed Store For Mr. S.W. Farran - Designed by W.R. Snapp, 1107 Penn St. N.E."
- Box-folder
233:3
Maps--RichmondPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Capitol Area of Richmond, undated; Map of Richmond and Environs, Department of Public Works, 1923; Drawn map of Richmond's North Side.
- Box-folder
233:4
Map of Northern Virginia, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1932, Fairfax County, 1956, Map of Virginia State Highway System, 1924 and ofPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
- Box-folder
233:5
Map of United StatesPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Depicts status of women's suffrage (framed and fragile).
- Box-folder
233:6
Map of United StatesPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Suffrage era map - "The Woman Voter and the next President of the United States" - showing which states women can vote and which ones women cannot vote.
- Box-folder
233:6
Maps of VirginiaPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
All with heading of the Virginia League of Woman Voters and labeled as follows: Congressional Districts Organized; Counties having some form of organization; Counties and cities holding citizenship schools; Virginia League of Women voters organized November 10, 1920; Number of Leagues organized; and one unlabeled.
- Box-folder
233:7
Miscellaneous itemsPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Large flyer on which states have compulsory school attendance, 1921; map of Virginia by Virginia Department of Agriculture and Immigration; a chart compiled by Lucia R. Maxwell on International Socialism 1922-1923, showing various woman's organizations; poster of Anchor Line Twin Screw Geared Turbine Steamer named the "California"; Centennial Memorial of United States--Declaration of Independence, published by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; Victory Liberty Loan poster; anti-war poster; poster of mechanized man and horse; Virginia Society for Human Life poster; League of Women Voters poster "Vote" (2 posters); sheet music: "Votes for Women" - Suffrage Rallying Song.
- Box-folder
233:8
Newspaper pages--full pages of Richmond newspapers, 1920s-1940sPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
(includes items on women's suffrage; voting habits; a Richmond News-Leader, Suffrage Supplement, and an article on paintings at Richmond Woman's Club; an article by Adèle Clark; several pages of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, November 2, 1933 about the Community Fund; Atlanta Journal, June 12, 1919 article on U.S. Senate passing suffrage amendment; front page of Richmond Times-Dispatch, January 1, 1929, article on what Virginia leaders would like to see in 1929, includes article by Adèle Clark.
- Box-folder
233:9
Photographs--black and whitePhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Majority of the photographs are from the Equal Suffrage League or Virginia League of Women Voters' events. All of these photographs have been reproduced and can be found elsewhere in Series XVII.
- Box-folder
233:10
PostersPhysical Location: Oversize Ephemera Material in Map Drawer #23 and is arranged by size
Two different posters on the prevention of war; a Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education poster entitled "How and Why to Stand Correctly" 1918; a draft version of a poster by the Equal Suffrage League with typewritten history of suffrage in Virginia and the printed finished copy.
- Box 230
-
Subseries C: Photographs, 1850s-1970s
- Box 234 -
238
Family photos, approximately 350 photos, 1850s-1970s[The majority of photos in this box - mostly Equal Suffrage League, Virginia League of Women Voters, and National League of Women Voters photos, approximately 100 photos, n.d., 1910s-1930s - have been re-photographed and have negatives for additional prints. The original photos are located in box 242.]
- Box 239,
242
Adair, Miss Cornelia S. Chairman Education Committee, NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Baldwin, Mrs. Harris of Washington, D.C., Chairman, Living Costs Committee NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Baldwin, Mrs. Harris of Washington, D.C., Chairman, Living Costs Committee NLWV Barrett, Dr. Kate Waller, undated
- Box 239,
242
Beverly, Mrs. F.C. NLV, a League Director, undated
- Box 239,
242
Catt, Miss Carrie Chapman, undated
- Box 239,
242
Cheesman, Mrs. James of Providence, RI. Director, First Region NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Cowper, Mrs. Mary O. Director, Third Region, NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Douglity (?), Miss Annie of NYC, Teacher of Organization and Parliamentary Law at Suffrage School
- Box 239,
242
Doyle, Mrs. Henry Grattan, NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Ely, Miss Gertrude NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Fast, Miss Louisa K. Director Dept. of International Cooperation to Prevent War, NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Gellhorn (?), Mrs. George of St. Louis, Vice-Chairman NLWV,
- Box 239,
242
Hale, Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
- Box 239,
242
Hauser, Miss Elizabeth Girard, Ohio NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Hauser, Miss Elizabeth J. 4th VP NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Jacobs, Mrs. Solon secretary NLWV Birmingham, Alabama
- Box 239,
242
Johnston, Mrs. Meredith, NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Lathrop, Miss Julia Chicago, IL 1st VP NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Ludington, Miss Katharine, Director, First Region, NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
McCulloch, Mrs. Catherine Waugh Chairman, Committee on Uniform Laws Concerning Women, Chicago, ILL
- Box 239,
242
McDowell, Mary Miss of Chicago NLWV
- Box 239,
242
McKelway, Mrs. Ruth S. Director, 3rd Region NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Mead, Mrs. Ernest C.
- Box 239,
242
Morgan, Miss Ruth NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Morgan, Miss Ruth 3rd VP NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Morgan, Miss Ruth 3rd VP NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Morgan, Miss Ruth of New York, Chairman of the Committee on International Cooperation to Prevent War, of the NLWV, Miss Morgan was also President of the Colony Club of New York
- Box 239,
242
Paige, Mrs. James NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Park, Mrs. Maud Wood President, NLWV, circa 1920-1924
- Box 239,
242
Park, Mrs. Maud of Massachusetts, President, NLWV (found in collection in frame)
- Box 239,
242
Parkhurst, Miss Marian I. of Plattsburgh, NY, Congressional Secretary, NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Shaw, Anna H. (found in collection in frame)
- Box 239,
242
Sherwim, Bell President of NLWV, circa 1924
- Box 239,
242
Thompson, Ida Mae, July 1882
- Box 239,
242
Townsend, Mrs. C.E. Norfolk, VA
- Box 239,
242
Townsend, Mrs. C.E. president of Norfolk League (?)
- Box 239,
242
Townsend, Mrs. Jessie Freemout (?) Easton (?)
- Box 239,
242
Turman, Mrs. R.L. Director, NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Turman, Mrs. R.L. of Atlanta, Georgia, Director 3rd Region, NLWV
- Box 239,
242
Valentine, Lila Meade (photos in better condition of Valentine located in Box 240)
- Box 239,
242
Valentine, Lila Meade
- Box 239,
242
Wells, Mrs. Alice Stebbins Los Angeles, CA, undated
- Box 239,
242
Wells, Mrs. Alice Stebbins
- Box 239,
242
ESLV Petition to Virginia General Assembly for Women Suffrage, undated
- Box 239,
242
Singing the Woman's March on the Capitol Steps at the conclusion of Suffrage Procession, Washington, D.C., May 9, 1914
- Box 239,
242
ESL of Richmond - Parade, Capitol Square, 1916
- Box 239,
242
ESL - Rally on the steps of the State Capital in Richmond, 1914
- Box 239,
242
ESLV, 1919 State Convention Group Photo
- Box 239,
242
Unidentified group shot, LWV?
- Box 239,
242
Gov. Trinkle signing Sheppard-Townes Act, 1922-1926?
- Box 239,
242
Unidentified Suffrage(?) Parade (five photographs)
- Box 239,
242
We Fight for Democracy, three unidentified individuals, Foster Studio Portrait
- Box 239,
242
ESLV Office photo(?), 1919
- Box 239,
242
NLWV - Convention of a New England State or a Regional Conference, 1926
- Box 239,
242
NLWV, unidentified woman, undated
- Box 239,
242
NLWV, Fifth Annual Convention "12 Famous Women Banquet," April 28, 1924
- Box 239,
242
Presidents of State Leagues NLWV, undated
- Box 239,
242
Equal Suffrage League Headquarters, undated
- Box 239,
242
National League of Women Voters - Board of Directors
- Box 239,
242
Presidents of State Leagues of Women Voters
- Box 239,
242
NLWV - Convention, Richmond, VA, 1925
- Box 239,
242
VLWV Convention Delegates, Norfolk, VA, undated
- Box 239,
242
LWV "VOTE" poster, undated
- Box 239,
242
Convention (?) - Delegates on steps
- Box 239,
242
Convention (?) - banquet
- Box 239,
242
Brooks, Mrs. Charles (of Kansas, former chairman of NLWV), Morgon, Ruth Miss (3rd VP of NLWV), Clark, Miss Adèle (Virginia, 2nd VP NLWV), Shockley, Alden (Nevada, Director of the Seventh Region of the NLWV)
- Box 239,
242
NLWV Convention, Jamestown, VA
- Box 239,
242
ESL of Virginia, Float in Liberty Bonds Parade, 1918
- Box 239,
242
VLWV Convention in Alexandria - Mrs. Sarah Matthews, Mrs. John H. Lewis, Miss Adèle Clark, Miss Helen Chrisli (?), 1923
- Box 239,
242
Women League of Voters, Charlottesville, Virginia, June 26-27, 1931
- Box 239,
242
VLWV Conference, 1925
- Box 239,
242
Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania (Adèle Clark representing NLWV), 1926
- Box 239,
242
NLWV Board of Directors, undated
- Box 239,
242
NLWV headquarters, Washington, D.C.
- Box 239,
242
NLWV headquarters, Washington, D.C.
- Box 239,
242
Conference on the Causes of War - White House (with President Coolidge), 1925
- Box 239,
242
NLWV - group photo, includes Carrie Chapman Catt, undated
- Box 239,
242
unidentified woman NLWV
- Box 239,
242
NLWV - Unidentified Women - NLWV
- Box 239,
242
ESA - Clark, Adèle; Houston, Nora; Schaill(?), May; Jobson, Mrs Frank, Richmond Times-Dispatch, 1916
- Box 239,
242
NLWV - Belle Sherwin and Adèle Clark holding portrait of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt
- Box 239,
242
VLWV delegation to visit Virginia's U.S. Senators (VA. Historical Society), 1923
- Box 239,
242
ESL Parade, undated
- Box 239,
242
LWV - convention (?)
- Box 239,
242
Astor, Lady Nancy, Governor's Ball
- Box 239,
242
Governor's Ball - World War Honor Roll, 1917-1918
- Box 239,
242
Governor's Ball - World War Honor Roll, 1917-1918
- Box 240
WPA photos, Lila Meade Valentine Memorial photos, Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Handicapped Adults photos, various art related photos, approximately 80 photos, undated, 1910s-1940s
- Box 241
Glass Plate negatives, a total of 18, mostly of family members, circa 1900
- Box 242
Original photos that have already been re-photographed (see box 239), mostly of ESL and VLWV. Oversize original photos are located in Map Drawer# 23, file# 9.
- Box 243
Art and Science, 1914-1958
- Box 243
Church-Catholic and Hebrew, 1915-1977
- Box 243
Committees, undated, 1920s
- Box 243
Correspondence- Envelopes, 1921-1968
- Box 243
Correspondence- Insurance, Cemetery Lots, 1942-1972
- Box 243
Correspondence- Letters, 1917-1966
- Box 243
Elections and Voting, 1920-1954
- Box 243
Hollywood Cemetery, 1912-1915
- Box 243
Horse Clippings, . undated
- Box 243
Houston, Emily- Funeral, 1948
- Box 243
League of Women Voters- Richmond, Virginia, and National, 1920-1955
- Box 243
League of Women Voters- Tests, undated
- Box 243
Lila Meade Valentine Memorial Association, 1921-1936
- Box 243
Misc., 1916-1928
- Box 243
News Articles- Adèle Clark, 1956-1983
- Box 243
News Articles- Art, 1914-1984
- Box 243
News Articles- Death Notices, 1930-1966
- Box 243
News Articles- Government, 1920-1962
- Box 243
News Articles- Great Virginians, 1931
- Box 243
News Articles- League of Women Voters, 1917-1970
- Box 243
News Articles- Misc., 1921-1965
- Box 243
News Articles- Women's Committees/ Suffrage, 1913-1976
- Box 243
Proposed Bills/Legislature, 1909-1936
- Box 243
School Brochures, 1925-1932
- Box 243
Stencils, undated
- Box 243
Suffrage- Women and Blacks/Race Articles, 1913-1956
- Box 243
Women's Who's Who, 1941-1963
- Box 234 -
238