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Title: Hotel Robert E. Lee Lexington Virginia (VA), White Border PM 1935 Apr-29 Description: Final resting place of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson		Title: Washington Building, Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen PM 1949 Nov-14 Description: Back to Washington and Lee Ship me back to old Virginia, Where the summer skies are blue, where the gods walk on the hill tops, in the sunset's rosy hue. For I've heard their voices calling, And it's there that I would be, In eh shadow of the mountains, Back at Washington and Lee. By the Banks of Old North River, Winding lazy round the hill. To the dear old College Campus. My thoughts are turning still. For the college bells are calling, And I know they say to me. Come you back, you old Alumnus. Back to Washington and Lee.

Title: Robert E. Lee On His Horse Traveller Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused Description: N. O'Neal Moses, Manager. Historic Lexington: Final resting place of Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson.		Title: Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: The Front Campus of Washington and Lee University, a National Historic Landmark, consists of a splendid succession of columned buildings which have remained the visual symbol and psychological heart of this prestigious Institution.

Title: Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: These charming colonial style buildings are one of the leading attractions in historic Lexington. Built beginning in 1824, and the oldest of academic buildings on the campus, they are unusually well-preserved. They are Part of the early Washington College group.		Title: Washington And Lee University Campus Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: The Washington College group of buildings form the oldest and largest part of the academic buildings. It was begun in 1824. Its charming colonial style has entranced generations of students and visitors alike. The memorial statue in foreground is of Cyrus McCormick, a native of Shenandoah Valley, liberator of agriculture and benefactor of education.


Title: Aerial View Of Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome PM 1960 Oct-20 Description: Aerial view of Washington and Lee University, situated in beautiful Lexington, Va. W. & L. is one of Virginia's finest arts colleges, famous for is school of Journalism and academic standard.		Title: Office's Quarters, Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-17

Title: Tucker Memorial Hall, W. &. L. University Lexington Virginia (VA), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-28		Title: Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: "West Point of the South," founded 1839 with military engineering and art courses, it ranks next to West Point in training Army officers. Stonewall Jackson was a faculty member.

Title: Aerial View Of Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: Founded in 1749, it is one of the oldest educational institutions of the U. S. Robert E. Lee served as its illustrious president following the Civil War until his death in 1870. His remains rest here in a marble sarcophagus in the famous Lee chapel.		Title: Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: V.M.I. is famous as a Military and Engineering School, and is frequently referred to as the West Point of the South.

Title: Robert E. Lee Memorial Episcopal Church Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused Description: Washington and Lee University was founded originally in 1749. In the year 1776 its name was changed to Liberty Hall Academy, and in 1798 it was formally adopted and endowed by George Washington, and by him authorized to bear his name as his gift to the new republic. At the close of the Civil War, the presidency of this institution was offered to Robert E. Lee. He served until his death in 1870, and subsequently the name was changed to Washington and Lee University. In the chapel in thee grounds General Lee's remains and those of his family have been placed.		Title: Lee Chapel Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Chrome unused Description: THIS FAMOUS CHAPEL, A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK, WAS BUILT DURING THE PRESIDENCY OF GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE . IT IS STILL IN USE AS THE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL AND ALSO SERVES AS A MAUSOLEUM AND MUSEUM OF THE LEE FAMILY.

Title: Greetings From Lexington Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused		Title: Tucker Hall School Of Law, Washington And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused

Title: Doremus Memorial Gymnasium , Washinton And Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused		Title: Greetings From Lexington Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused

Title: U. S. Post Office Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused		Title: US Post Office Lexington Virginia (VA) unused

Title: Recumbent Figure of General Robert E. Lee Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused		Title: Robert E. Lee Memorial Episcopal Church Lexington Virginia (VA), Linen unused

Title: Parade Ground, Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Divided Back unused		Title: Athletic Field, Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Divided Back unused Description: Gymnasium and Barracks

Title: Battalion Parade , Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia (VA), Divided Back unused		Title: James River Gorge Rt 501 Between Lynchburg and Lexington Lexington Virginia (VA) unused

Title: Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA) unused		Title: Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA) PM 1941

Title: Doremus Memorial Gymnasium Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA) unused		Title: Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia (VA) unused

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