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| Size | About 2,100 items (2.5 linear feet). |
| Abstract | Business correspondence, almost entirely 1880-1889, of Page as superintendent, manager, and director of several coal and iron companies, of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Land Association (a land development company), and of the Pittsburgh and Virginia Railroad Company. Page operated chiefly in Fayette and Greenbrier counties, W. Va., and Rockbridge County, Va. The correspondence with other company officials, attorneys, geologists, bankers, and suppliers of equipment concerns organization, operation, and expansion of coal, iron, and related industries in the region. Also included is personal correspondence with relatives in Staunton and Richmond, Va. |
| Creator | Page, William Nelson, 1854-1889. |
| Language | English |
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Scope and Content
Business correspondence, almost entirely 1880-1889, of Page as superintendent, manager, and director of several coal and iron companies, of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Land Association (a land development company), and of the Pittsburgh and Virginia Railroad Company. Page operated chiefly in Fayette and Greenbrier counties, W. Va., and Rockbridge County, Va. The correspondence with other company officials, attorneys, geologists, bankers, and suppliers of equipment concerns organization, operation, and expansion of coal, iron, and related industries in the region. Also included is personal correspondence with relatives in Staunton and Richmond, Va.
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