Letter, Washington D.C. to Paul Brandon Barringer expressing appreciation for the courtesies extended during a Virginia visit [manuscript] 1907 May 26.

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Letter, Washington D.C. to Paul Brandon Barringer expressing appreciation for the courtesies extended during a Virginia visit [manuscript] 1907 May 26.

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Letters, 1903 William Loeb, jr., secty. to Roosevelt, to Barringer concerning a visit by the President to U. Va. & Monticello on Alumni Day [5 items. typescript signed] -- Menu & schedule from the President's visit [2 items. typescript (carbon copy) & printed] -- Invitations & admittance pass for Dr. & Mrs. Barringer to a White House reception in 1904 [3 items. printed].

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