This collection consists of a photograph, mounted on board, of the June 1904 Class at [then] State Female Normal School.

This collection contains information relating to the Institute of Southern Culture’s finances, administrative records, correspondences, lectures, publications, and programming and promotion. Items in the collection consist of paper documents with dates ranging from 1955-1976.

This collection consists of transcripts from 12 oral history interviews conducted in 2003. These interviews cover topics that include: the 1951 student strike in Farmville, VA, the struggle for integration, Brown v. Board of Education, and other civil rights related issues.

The bulk of the materials in this collection consist of ephemera, books, and pamphlets collected by Dr. Walmsley. Also included in the collection are (3) lectures given by Dr. Walmsley, a luncheon invitation autographed by Theodore Roosevelt, and (1) piece of correspondence concerning the legacy of Woodrow Wilson. These materials date from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century.

The materials in this collection date from 1922-1928 and 1954-1958 and include scrapbooks, photographic images, textiles (scarf and collars), college textbooks, class papers, ceramics, and ephemera.

This collection which likely dates from 1915-1919, contains (11) double-sided, loose scrapbook pages (1) photograph, and (1) newspaper clipping.

The correspondence in this collection dates from 1885-1886 and 1948. The (3) pieces of 19th century correspondence were written by Jean (Carruthers) Boatwright to her parents while she was a student at [then] State Female Normal School. The (2) pieces of correspondence from 1948 were written by Margaret (Boatwright) McIntyre to Mary E. Peck and concern the donation of her mother's correspondence to the school.

This collection consists of written speeches given by Jean Stein Konzal about the Queen’s College Virginia Student Help Project, photographs from her time in Prince Edward County in 1963, and letters to Stein from former students. There are also NAACP special project certificates and documents pertaining to the Free School.

This collection, consisting of (1) hardbound ledger, contains the constitution, by-laws, and meeting minutes of the Jefferson Debating and Literary Society. It ranges in date from 1910 through 1926.

This collection consists of (6) photographic images, taken by John A. Cunningham between 1890 and 1891. The photographs include images of some of the early campus architecture, faculty, and students.

This collection, which dates from 1912, 1915-1917, and 1922 consists of correspondence, photographs of State Normal School students and faculty, ephemera, and (2) scrapbooks compiled by Jonnie J. Hiner. The majority of the scrapbook content relates to Jonnie Hiner's time at State Normal School for Women but sections also relate to Hiner family vacations in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.

The scrapbooks in this collection, which date from 1955-1957, contain ephemera, memorabilia, and student records that relate to Juanita Fay Salmon during her time as a student at Longwood College.

This collection, which dates from 1988 to 1998, consists of photographs taken by Julie Wiley while she was a student at Longwood. The subjects range from sorority and Greek functions, portraits of fellow students, and friend and classmates.

This collection, which dates from 1955 to 1979, consists of Longwood College-related memorabilia and ephemera that belonged to June Carol Sandidge, class of 1959.

This autograph book dates from 1884 to 1889 and contains signatures and quotes from many of Kate Childress' classmates and teachers, including school president William Henry Ruffner.

This collection dates from 1920 to 1926 and consists of a student's record book which belonged to Kate Trent as well as 23 photographs, taken at the State Normal School for Women 1921 Field Day, which include images of faculty and students involved in field day events.

The materials in this collection consist of correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and ephemera.

This collection, which dates from 1926 to 1949, consists of student records, ephemera, memorabilia, and photographs.

The items in this collection, which date from 1918 to 1920, consist of loose scrapbook pages, photographs, and ephemeral materials collected by Katherine Krebs while a student at State Normal School for Women.

This collection dates from 1885-1887 and consists of an autograph book and a notebook containing literature and poetry notes.

This collection, which dates ca.1932 to 1934, consists of a freshman “rat cap” beanie and a diploma.

This collection consists of six personal notebooks and one textbook that belonged to Ms. Wheeler. Five notebooks contain handwritten notes taken by Ms. Wheeler during classes in which she was enrolled. One notebook includes information about her overseas travels including an itinerary and some addresses of those she met during her travels. The notebooks do not include the years in which they were written.

This collection, which dates from ca. 1901, consists of three pieces of jewelry owned by Lillian Lee Cheatham while a student at then State Female Normal School in Farmville.

This collection, which dates from 1967 to 1971, includes memorabilia and ephemera collected by Linda Kay Dexter during her time as a student at Longwood College.

Collection includes the college mace as well as paperwork detailing the mace's design process and purchase.

The materials in this collection pertain to the history and contents of the Longwood House as well as information related to the upkeep of the house by Longwood University. Additionally, there is information related to events that took place at the Longwood House after it was acquired by the university.

This collection consists of (2) programs from the university designation signing ceremony (1) invitation/RSVP card for the ceremony, and the pen, handcrafted by Kevin John Meadowcroft and used by Governor Warner at the ceremony.

The scrapbook in this collection, which dates from 1918 to 1919, contains handwritten notes, ephemera, photographs, and other memorabilia from Lottie West's initial period of time at the school. Additionally, the collection contains other pieces of ephemera that were likely previously affixed to pages in the scrapbook. Lastly, this collection includes correspondence that dates from 1918 to 1919 and 1937.