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378. MARY JANE HOLLADAY JOURNAL
1 item, 1851-61
Most of the journal concerns a trip to famous natural scenic spots in
the Valley and Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia. The account includes a short description
of a black church in Lexington. The journal was
privately printed in 1970 as The Journals of Mary Jane Boggs Holladay. 1851-1861, and portions of it were published in
the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 77
(1969): 78-111.
(Acc. 9703)
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