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- Knickerbocker Theater exposed interior walls featuring birds-of-paradise frescoes, Nashville, Tennessee, circa 1995 September
- A photograph of the exposed interior walls of the Knickerbocker Theater in Nashville, Tennessee featuring birds-of-paradise frescoes on the walls (pictured in this photograph). The Knickerbocker was originally a magnificent movie house, located in...
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- Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane, The
- Limited edition book. Please contact the Main Library Reference Department to make an appointment to view this item. 2 v : ill ; 30 cm
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- Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, The
- Limited edition book. Please contact the Main Library Reference Department to make an appointment to view this item. 2 v : ill ; 30 cm
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- Vanity Fair
- Limited edition book. Please contact the Main Library Reference Department to make an appointment to view this item. 2 v. : ill ; 30 cm
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- Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, The
- Limited edition book. Please contact the Main Library Reference Department to make an appointment to view this item. 2 v. : ill ; 30 cm
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- Excerpt 2 from oral history interview with Beverly Briley, 1980 April 03
- An excerpt from an oral history interview with former Nashville Mayor Beverly Briley, conducted on 3 April 1980 by Paul Clements as part of the Century III Nashville: Nashville Heritage Project. Briley, who was Mayor of Nashville from 1963 to...
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- Decameron, The
- Limited edition book. Please contact the Main Library Reference Department to make an appointment to view this item. 2 v. ; 30 cm
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- To a swell fellow in the service!, circa 1943
- Greeting card from Susie Agee, Edward O'Connor's sister, sent to him sometime during World War II. She writes a personal note to "Bud" on the back of the card, telling Edward that her husband, Malcolm, "really did enjoy reading about all those...
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- Oral history interview with Margaret Wright, 1976 August 30, excerpt 06
- An excerpt from an oral history interview with Margaret Wright, conducted on 30 August 1976 by Ann Wells as part of the Historic Nashville, Inc. Tennessee Centennial Project. Wright describes the Flower Parade on Kate Kirkman Day at the close of...
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in sports attire with a tennis racket, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr....
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in sports attire with a tennis racket, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr....
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr. Frederic E. Cowden, both graduates of...
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw at the piano, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr. Frederic E. Cowden, both...
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in equestrian attire feeding a horse, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr....
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw at the piano, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr. Frederic E. Cowden, both...
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in sports attire with a tennis racket, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr....
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in formal attire, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr. Frederic E. Cowden,...
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- Miriam McGaw, Miss Vanderbilt, 1938 January 13
- Pictured: Miriam McGaw in equestrian attire feeding a horse, she became the only freshman to be named Miss Vanderbilt in 1938. She was born in Nashville November 2, 1919, to Bonnie Howard McGaw and Samuel Marshall McGaw. In 1942, she married Dr....
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