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Virginia Colonial Records Project Collection
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Held at: Princeton University Library: Manuscripts Division [Contact Us]
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The 350th Anniversary Commission was created by an act of the Viriginia General Assembly passed on April 3, 1954, to develop and coordinate the plans of public and private agencies to commemorate the landing of the first colonists at Jamestown. Seventeen members were appointed to the commission for terms to expire December 31, 1957. In conformity with the act, a non-profit corporation, the Virginia 350th Anniversary Celebration Corporation, was created. One of its goals was to locate and list manuscript sources for Virginia history, 1580-1780, in British, French and other overseas repositories.
The collection consists of survey reports and correspondence of the Virginia Colonial Records Project (1955), which was organized as part of Virginia's 350th Anniversary Celebration (1957) to locate and list manuscript sources for Virginia history, 1580-1780, in British, French and other overseas repositories.
Box 1--correspondence, miscellaneous survey reports from primarily France and England, Box 2--survey reports from England.
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Folder inventory added Kelly Rafey '16 in 2013.
Folder inventory added Kelly Rafey '16 in 2013.
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Subject
- Colonies in America. -- 17th century
- Colonies in America. -- 18th century
- Libraries -- England -- Special collections. -- 20th century
- Libraries -- France -- Special collections. -- 20th century
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- Manuscripts Division
- Finding Aid Date
- 2009
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The collection is open for research.
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