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Circular, bronze medal with the image of Colgate W. Darden, former President of the University of Virginia and Chancellor of Mary Washington College (1947-1959). Established in 1960, this award is presented to the graduating senior with the highest…

Square, metal block with embossing image of the college seal and the title, "Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia.
Mary Washington College merged with the University of Virginia in 1944 for administrative purposes and remained…

Round, silver coin medallion set in an octagon-shaped case. James Monroe's portrait on inverse with the Monroe Doctrine setting etched on the reverse. This medallion was presented to the college by President Grellet Simpson on his retirement in 1974.

Silver medallion with image of a tennis racquet and ball, lettering "UMW, 2005." Reverse side is inscribed, "Dedication University Tennis Center, University of Mary Washington, September 16, 2005."

Heart-shaped felt trimmed in gold and embedded with a small bullet in the center of the heart. A commemorative label reads, "Presented to Dr. G. C. Simpson for "bullet" wound received 25 November, 1968." This was presented with a plaque by LT GEN.…

Shield-shaped wood plaque with brass crest and inscription, "Semper Progredi." (Translation, "Always progressing, always moving forward.")
This plaque was presented to President Grellet Simpson along with the "Blue Heart" medal by LT GEN Lewis…

Clear glass panels (2) with lettering etched into the glass, "Chancellor."

This sign represents one of the many names this institution has been known by. The "State Teachers College at Fredericksburg" was established in 1924 and remained so until 1938 when it was changed to Mary Washington College. The name changes reflect…

Gray,short-sleeve T-shirt with navy lettering, "Memories Shine Bright at 86th Night." Reverse side reads, "Did We Have A Good Time Last Night?"
The 75th anniversary commemorated a proud history at the college and gave students, faculty, community,…

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.