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- Collection: RG 19, The Personal Papers of Elizabeth Pfohl Campbell
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Newspaper article: "Researching Arlington's History", no date.
Newspaper article: "Researching Arlington's History", about Edmund Campbell participating in the Oral History Project of the Arlington Public Library.
Newspaper article: "Researching Arlington's History", no date.
Newspaper article: "Researching Arlington's History", about Edmund Campbell participating in the Oral History Project of the Arlington Public Library.
Piece of envelope with address of the law offices of Jackson and Campbell, P.C., no date.
Piece of envelope with address of the law offices of Jackson and Campbell, P.C.
Photograph: Edmund Campbell on WTTG, no date.
Photograph: Page 1, Edmund Campbell on WTTG on panel with Dr. O. Glenn Stahl and William N. Lightsey and moderator, Matthew Warren; page 2 , reverse side with photographer's names. 2 pages.
Photograph: Edmund Campbell with unknown person, no date.
Photograph: Page 1, Edmund Campbell, with unknown person, receiving award; page 2 , reverse side with photographer's names. 2 pages.
"Maury's Secrets", 1962. 64 pages.
"Maury's Secrets" , a booklet of poems and artwork that the Student Council selected and arranged. 64 pages
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol. 1, No. 8, March 22, 1951. 4 pages.
Issue includes "Stratford Is Officially Opened", candid photos at opening ceremonies, new facilities and school activities.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol. 1, No. 8, March 22, 1951. 4 pages.
Issue includes "Stratford Is Officially Opened", candid photos at opening ceremonies, new facilities and school activities.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol. 1, No. 7, March 8, 1951. 3 pages.
Issue includes "Classes Begin in New Building March 2nd" and school activities.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Special Issue, March 3, 1951. 4 pages.
Special issue concerning official opening by Governor Battle, school departments and includes opening program.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Special Issue, March 3, 1951. 4 pages.
Special issue concerning official opening by Governor Battle, school departments and includes opening program.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol.1, No. 6, February 21, 1951. 4 pages.
Issue includes school activities.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol.1, No. 5, February 9, 1951. 3 pages.
Issue includes information on the gala plans for opening program and school activities.
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol.1, No. 4, January 19, 1951. 4 pages.
Issue includes information on new school building and school activities
"The Signpost", Stratford Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia, Vol.1, No. 4, January 19, 1951. 4 pages.
Issue includes information on new school building and school activities
Invitation to the Dedication and Open House of Tuckahoe School, March 13, 1954. March 8, 1954.
Invitation to the dedication and open house of Tuckahoe School, March 13, 1954 from Parent-Teacher Association, Advisory Committee and Tuckahoe Staff.
Flyer: "Dedication and Open House of Tuckahoe School", 1954.
Includes Program, listing of special guests, Administrative Staff and School Board members in attendance.
"Dedication Issue" of the Wakefield High School Student Publication, The Signal, February 22, 1955, 6 pages.
Issue published on the formal dedication of Wakefield High School. Issue covers dedication ceremony, school activities, sports, awards and school departments. School has been open for two years before formal dedication.
"A Brief History of John Marshall School", Mrs. E.A. Buchanan, 1950, Page 1 and 2. 4 pages.
History of John Marshall School in Arlington, Virginia. Page 1: photos of student body of Carne School, 1921; Mary Barbour, first Principal; John Marshall School as it appeared in 1950. Page 2: Forward and first page of history. Page 3: continues…
Letter to the Editor by Edmund Gibson, Reprint from Richmond News-Leader, 6/2/1958
The Life and Times of Arlington County, Critic of Progressive Education Chronicles a Remarkable Tale, anti-desegregation, Edmund Gibson, Defenders of State Sovereignty