Items

• "Lineage of Josephine Murrell THORNHILL from Sieur Jacob AMONET, 1660-1725: Huguenot"

  Application information for Huguenot Society; photocopy of original
• "Lineage of the Children of David Fletcher Creasy…"
• "Lineage of the Children of Ruth Wynetta Stoke Creasy"
• "Lineage of the Children of William Fletcher Creasy"
• "Location of Mrs. S. O. Fisher's girlhood home"

  Includes her "Reminiscences of War" (1869)
• "LODOR Diary, The"

  Photocopy of original typescript; diary includes references to White Hall (tavern/inn) and boat landing. Borrowed by J Mead 1/14/04
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  "Lollipops" Audition; March 5, 1963

  PTA minstrel show's "The Lollipops"
• "LONG Families on the Rappahannock River Before 1800"

  Photocopy of original typescript
• "Lost Lynchburg: Downtown & Historic Districts"
• "Love Unselfish Ingredient of Doris Hamner's Life"
• "LOVING Bible Record"

  Photocopy of original; includes families of LOVING, BAILEY, FORTUNE, NICHOLS
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  "Lucia diLammermoor"; April 19, 1964

  Night of Opera performance
• "LYNCH family" (Miscellaneous Notes)
• "Lynchburg Art"
• "Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce, 1870-1949
• "Lynchburg Comes to the Aid of Thomas Jefferson"
• "Lynchburg Daily News" (14 July 1863)
• "Lynchburg Daily News" (15 July 1863)
• "Lynchburg Life"
• "Lynchburg Men and Women in the Service During WWII"
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  "Lynchburg, Virginia on the James"

  The collection includes a photocopy of a scrapbook kept by a class taught by Charlotte Henry LAWSON at the John W. Wyatt School in Lynchburg, Virginia.
• "Lynchburg: A Hangout for Celebrities"
• "Lynchburg's First Historian, Ann ROYALL, Pioneer Journalist, 1769- 1854"
• "Lynn/Linn Lineage Quarterly" (Vol. 1, Nos.1-4)
• "Mabel Kate WHITESIDE: Exponent of Greek Drama in a Virginia College"

  Included in "Mabel Kate WHITESIDE: Miscellaneous Notes"