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Confederate Richmond: A City's Call To Arms, Tucker L. Modesitt
Confederate Richmond: A City's Call To Arms, Tucker L. Modesitt
Theses and Dissertations
This work mainly focuses on putting the laborers of the Richmond Armory and the Tredegar Iron Works into the context of Civil War Richmond by focusing on their skills, backgrounds, and loyalties throughout the conflict. It highlights the similarities and differences between the two institutions and the legacies that they left behind in the years following the war. It also sheds light on some of the problems facing the Confederacy during the course of the war and its struggle to procure arms.
The Light, Saint Philip Hospital School Of Nursing, 1944
The Light, Saint Philip Hospital School Of Nursing, 1944
St. Philip School of Nursing (1920-1962)
Yearbooks from the Saint Philip School of Nursing include black and white photographs of faculty, clinic instructors, and students. Also included are informational sections such as class histories, information about the school's endowment fund, the class prophecy, student organizations, a class poem and class song, photographs of student activities, and a directory. In this copy, a handwritten inscription on the front endsheet reads: "Sylvia Vaux Daily Hines."
The Light, Saint Philip Hospital School Of Nursing, 1943
The Light, Saint Philip Hospital School Of Nursing, 1943
St. Philip School of Nursing (1920-1962)
Yearbooks from the Saint Philip School of Nursing include black and white photographs of faculty, clinic instructors, and students. Also included are informational sections such as class histories, information about the school's endowment fund, the class prophecy, student organizations, a class poem and class song, photographs of student activities, and advertisements. In this copy, a handwritten inscription on the front endsheet reads: "Miss Jessee Mae Brown, 914 Glasgow Dr., Portsmouth Va." Throughout the yearbook are handwritten notations, including checkmarks next to individual student names and photographs, and the word "Dead" written over some student photographs.