Items

• Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Research Committee Report on Jefferson/Hemings
• Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Research Committee Report on Jefferson/Hemings
• Thomas Jefferson Executive Park Untitled; 2003
• THOMAS JEFFERSON AT HOME

  "Family reminiscences and traditions"; written primarily from Edge Hill, home of Thomas Mann RANDOLPH, Albemarle County, Virginia
• THOMAS JEFFERSON AS A LEGISLATOR

  Reprinted from VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, December 1887
• THOMAS JEFFERSON AND SCIENCE

  "Exhibition on 'JEFFERSON and Science' produced by National Museum of American History of the Smithsonian Institution"
• THOMAS JEFFERSON AND MATHEMATICS

  "Reprinted from Scripts Mathematics, September 1932"
• THOMAS JEFFERSON AND HIS UNKNOWN BROTHER RANDOLPH
• Thomas Jefferson & American Vertebrate Paleontology
• THOMAS JAY TRAYLOR: 96TH GRAND MASTER/OF/THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE/OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF/THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

  "A brief biography of my friend and Masonic brother;" born in Campbell County; served as Grand Master of Masons in Virginia in 1940
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  Thomas J. Michie Letter

  Thomas J. Michie Letter Held At Jones Memorial Library In Lynchburg, Virginia. The Letter Is From Michie To John Thompson Of Amherst Court House Inquiring If Thompson Is Representing Colonel William Devoe In A Suit Involved Lord Fairfax In The 1840S.
• Thomas Haynie Descendants Family Chart
• Thomas H. Walker of Bedford & Campbell Counties, Virginia
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  Thomas Gibson Hobbs Jr. (1917-2005) Research Collection

  Thomas Gibson Hobbs Jr. (1917-2005) Research Collection
• Thomas Family Bible Record
• Thomas Edward McNeill and Sarah Hamner Cobbs
• Thomas E. Scott Inc Office building; 1985
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  Thomas E. and George W. Fortune Papers

  Thomas E. Fortune And George W. Fortune Papers Held At Jones Memorial Library In Lynchburg, Virginia. The Papers Include The Artillery Company Book Of Captain Thomas Eubank Fortune Recorded During The War Of 1812, Account Books, And Loose Papers.
• Thomas C. Miller School, 600 Mansfield Avenue, 1933-1985
• Thomas C. Canard Residence; 1983/1984
• Thomas Bailey, Sr. 1760-1824
• Thomas Anderson HOPE Bible Record - Alleghany Co VA

  Photocopy and Original
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  This Road Less Traveled Moves Like Water

  Julie Doyle's presentation on March 3, 2022, "This Road Less Traveled Moves Like Water," explored the concept and application of Restorative Justice in various settings, emphasizing its adaptability and impact on community harmony and offender accountability. The talk highlighted the work of Mckayla Warwick in Philadelphia, restorative justice's roots in indigenous practices, and its growing integration into U.S. court systems, particularly in Cook County, Illinois.
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  This One's Mine: Basketball; February 7, 1973

  LC vs W&L
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  This One is For Keeps; November 23, 1972

  E. C. Glass defensive unit