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Women of Liberty meeting minutes
Eight pages of meeting minutes of the Women on Liberty of Boscawen, New Hampshire. Author unknown.
Women's Club of Hanover records
The collection contains reports, constitution and by-laws, publications, finances and ephemera relating to the activities of the Women's Club of Hanover.
Women's Political Union collection
Women's Political Union Parade Collection (1912). Contains a broadside, correspondence, and a program related to a pro-suffrage parade of May 4, 1912 in New York City.
Woodbridge Odlin letter
In English.
Woodstock, Connecticut Liquor License
In English.
Woodstock, N.H. petition
Petition from Woodstock, N.H. of the proprietors for a meeting 1791 February. Petition, mentioning Jedediah Stron, signed by seven proprietors of the township of Fairfield, i.e. Woodstock.
Woodwards certificate
In English.
Woodwards statement
Woodward's statement of Wheelock's rents. Hanover. Creator unknown.
Worcester Webster legal papers
In English.
Work on the road list
In English.
World War I prisoner of war camp post cards
The collection contains photo-post cards from World War I German prisoner of war camp at Hamelin. Some blank, some with correspondence from Fernand Gautier who was a prisoner in the camp. Additional postcards from the occupation at Lille, France, the training camp at Sissone, France and other miscellaneous postcards are also included.
Hamelin was the first town in the German Reich to set up a prisoner of war camp after the beginning of World War I.
World War II memorials
World War II Memorials (Norman F. Petzelt). The collection contains broadsides commemorating events and actions of the 503rd Parachute Regimental Combat Team in the Asian theater of the Second World War.
World War II photographs
63 4"x5" black and white photographs of the European theatre during World War II. The images appear to be official photo's of the US Army Signal Corps.
World War II Propaganda collection
Collection of WWII propaganda materials. (1938-1945). Consist of resistance newsletters, allied and axis communiqués and correspondence and handbills as well as stickers displaying American patriotic messages, including messages about the home front, war bonds and Pearl Harbor.
Worthington Smith letter
Letter from Worthington Smith at the University of Vermont to Silas Aiken, informing Aiken that the University of Vermont has conferred upon him the honorary degree of Doctor in Divinity and thanking him for attending the examinations.
Woster E. Woodbury letter
Letter from Woster E. Woodbury to his mother, Deliah Woodbury in Thornton, New Hampshire, describing his activities in Rockwood Virginia, as a member of the 13th New Hampshire Regiment during the Civil War.
Would the Removal of Dartmouth College from Hanover to Concord be a Politic Measure?
W.P. Bigelow letter
Letter of W.P. Bigelow in East Brookfield to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that he will not be able to be in Hanover the coming year.
W.R. Greg letter
Four-page letter from W.R. Greg at "The Craig," discussing political situations in Europe and America.
Wright Family papers
Wright Family. The collection contains correspondence, diaries, sermons, manuscripts and essays of the family. The papers also include documentation on Assyrian reliefs taken from Nimrud that are now part of the collection of the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College