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Worthington, Charles James. Collection 1876, 1977.

Title: Collection 1876, 1977.

Copy of letter to Curator of New Art Gallery, Denver, Colo. from J.C. Worthington; watercolors done by Charles Worthington at Black Hills Ranch (Colo.); and personal information from family Bible.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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Worthington, Charles L., d. 1940,. Green Bookman bookstore papers [manuscript], 1936-1938, n.d.

Title: Green Bookman bookstore papers [manuscript], 1936-1938, n.d.

Papers include correspondence, an invoice, and merchandise lists from the Green Bookman, a bookstore located in Bridgewater and later Charlottesville, Va., and its proprietor, Charles L. Worthington. There is a correspondence about a possible book purchase between Worthington and George B. Zehmer, University of Virginia Extension Division director.

ArchivalResource: 11 items.

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Church, Randolph W. (Randolph Warner), 1907-. Ashes from the Charlottesville census memorandum and supporting documentation, 1818, 1939.

Title: Ashes from the Charlottesville census memorandum and supporting documentation, 1818, 1939.

The census memorandum on the population of Charlottesville, Va., was furnished Thomas Jefferson in 1818. In 1939, C.L. Worthington, proprietor of the Green Bookman, obtained the memorandum and offered it to the State Library for $25.00. When the librarian, Randolph Church, refused to purchase, Worthington burned the memorandum and sent the ashes to Church, who forwarded them to John Cook Wyllie of the University of Virginia.

ArchivalResource: 1 envelope of ashes + 2 notes.

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Worthington, Charles L., d. 1940. Cashbook kept by Worthington at his Richmond Bookshop [manuscript], 1936-1937.

Title: Cashbook kept by Worthington at his Richmond Bookshop [manuscript], 1936-1937.

The book contains miscellaneous enclosures including a letter of Eleanor W. Chase to Brother Patterson, 1880 March 2, and an ode to the heroes of Bunker's Hill written at a "Shemariah Academy," n.d. There is lso a tintype of three unidentified men taken at Thwaites Studio, New York, [late 1860s?].

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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