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William Preston Bynum Collection
The collection consists of notes taken by Bynum on lectures delivered by Professor P. J. Sparrow on Greek and Latin in 1838 and two tuition receipts. The 1838 receipt is signed by Robert Hall Morrison and the 1839 receipt is signed by Thomas.H. Robinson.
William R. Trotter Collection
The collection consists of the draft of an essay: "Mr. Chips Meets Marshall McLuhan," a play "November Requiem," and the manuscript for a novel "Prunes" that satirizes college life.
William Richard Grey Papers
The collection consists of legal and financial materials, notebooks, and printed material. The legal and financial materials include a reference letter, contracts for mineral rights, and receipts. The notebooks are Grey's grade books for his Latin classes. The printed material is a copy of Grey's dissertation, "The Treatment of Philosophy and Philosophers by the Greek Comic Poets."
William Rule III Scrapbook
William S. Harris Collection
The collection consists of 3 copies of Harris's "Historical Sketch of Poplar Tent Church." There are two copies of the 1873 edition and one copy of the 1901 edition.
William Scott Fleming. Papers
The collection contains twelve notebooks of class notes from both Davidson and Johns Hopkins, subjects including: Greek Literature, Cicero, Greek Syntax, Greek Philosophy, History of Philosophy, and Latin. A thirteenth notebook appears to have been written during his time in Alabama, as the only date mentioned in it is 1910.
William Stewart Buchanan Scrapbook
William Styron Collection
William T. Thompson Certificates
The collection consists of Thompson's Delta Phi Alpha (honorary German fraternity) and Athletic Association certificates. His freshman beanie is in the Artifact Collection and photographs of Kappa Sigma and the 60th reunion of the class of 1934 are in the photograph collection.
William Taliaferro Thompson Sermon
The collection consists of the sermon Thompson gave for Davidson College's Service of Remembrance on October 27, 1946. The service was held to honor Davidsonians who had served in World War II.