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Hours
Monday - Friday 9 am - 4:30 pm
Other times by appointment
Location
The Special Collections is located on the east side of the Library
on the 3rd floor. Take the stairs and turn left or take the elevator
nearest the Circulation desk and turn right.
Contact Information
Patricia W. & J. Douglas Perry Library
Norfolk, Virginia 23529-0256
telephone (757) 683-4483
fax (757) 683-5954
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The Papers of Zelda J. Miller
Historical Sketch
Zelda L. Miller was a teacher at several schools in Norfolk, Virginia during the 1950s and 60s including the Robert E. Lee School.
Scope and Contents
The material in this collection dates from 1929 to the early 1960’s. The material consists of elementary- level teaching materials on the subjects of Hampton Roads and Virginia history, some of which are hand-written. This collection also includes tourism materials, civic-minded publications and information regarding Hampton Roads ports and commerce. Of particular note is the information on Norfolk’s Historic Mace. Norfolk is the only city in the United States that has had a complete silver Mace in its possession since Colonial Days.
Provenance
Gift from Peter Stewart, 1999.
Access
Available to researchers without restrictions. Questions on literary property rights should be directed to the Special Collections Librarian.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Box [insert number], Folder [insert number and title], Papers of Zelda Miler, Special Collections and University Archives, Patricia W. and J. Douglas Perry Library, Old Dominion University Libraries, Norfolk, VA 23529.
Size
1 Hollinger Document Case
Container Listing
Box 1
- Historic Churches
- Lynchburg -- The Young Virginian, 1957-58
- Norfolk – Azalea Festival
- Norfolk – City Council
- Norfolk – Glimpses of Ghent
- Norfolk – Guides and Pamphlets
- Norfolk – Mace and Seal
- Norfolk – Museums
- Norfolk – Ports
- Norfolk – The Story of Norfolk: A Pageant, 1936
- Norfolk – Stories of Norfolk Part One & Part Two
- Norfolk is Our City Part One & Part Two
- Virginia – The Commonwealth Magazine, 1954
- Virginia: "Open These Gates to the Land of Romance"
- Miscellaneous
Revised: 9/24/09
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