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Black, wool blazer with gold buttons and a chest pocket emblem of the college's seal and the lettering, "Mary Washington College, University of Virginia, 1968." These blazers were worn by student leadership of various groups and clubs.

Black, wool blazer with gold buttons and a chest pocket with Mary Washington College seal emblem and lettering, "Mary Washington College, University of Virginia, 1968." Blazers were worn by students of various clubs and groups.

Rectangular block with band/orchestra negative image inlay. This block would have been used to hand-print invitations or flyers.

Brass plates (4) referencing various areas and personal in the E. Lee Trinkle Library which opened in 1941. The plates read; "Periodicals, Typing Room, Current Periodicals, and Librarian." In 1989, the Simpson Library opened on campus replacing…

Red, rectangular brick (1). Salvaged from the demolition of Chandler Hall in 2013. This building was built in 1928 to establish an on-campus facility wherein teacher training could be conducted. The "Campus Training School" was renamed Chandler Hall…

Silver pin with image of a devil holding a prong fork, the letters "MWC" are on its chest. This broach is part of the long standing tradition of Devil/Goat Day and the rivalry between students graduating even years (Goats) and those graduating odd…

White caps (5) with navy lettering, "Team MWC, Mary Washington College." Red Trim highlights "Mary Washington College."

White cap with light blue lettering, "Founders Day." Treasure chest and shovel images are printed on top of the cap. Founders Day commemorates the March 14 passage of legislation enabling the school to open in 1908.

Cream color baseball-style cap with navy lettering, "University of Mary Washington." This item represents memorabilia from the change of the institution's name from "Mary Washington College" to "University of Mary Washington" in 2004.

Dismantled cement block from the smokestack of the Physical Plant Building at Mary Washington College. This block has a thin white tile covering on one side to form part of the lettering "MWC." This 168-foot stack had two-thirds removed in May of…