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Villager, volume 3, 1970, is the third Virginia Wesleyan College yearbook and records the 1969-1970 academic year.

Villager, volume 2, 1969, is the second Virginia Wesleyan College yearbook and records the 1968-1969 academic year.

Villager, volume 1, 1968, is the first Virginia Wesleyan College yearbook and records the 1967-1968 academic year.

A second logo proposal for Virginia Wesleyan College.

One of two drawings of a proposed Virginia Wesleyan College logo.

A second drawing of proposed Virginia Wesleyan College letterhead.

A three page document outlining student responsibilities and acceptable and unacceptable conduct while living on campus at Virginia Wesleyan College.

In striking yellow, all-cap letters with a black background, the Virginia Wesleyan College bumper sticker promotes its supporters.

In a meeting held on April 1961, Bishop Paul Neff Garber (left); Dr. Joseph S. Johnston; Milo Henke, Director for the Conference Crusade for Higher Education; and Dr. John O. Gross of the General Board of Higher Education in Nashville, prepare to…

A drawing of proposed Virginia Wesleyan College letterhead.

The two pieces of ribbon used in the selection of Virginia Wesleyan College's colors.

The proposal for a Methodist College on Sawyer Farm in Princess Anne County presented to Reverend S. C Lampert. The proposal contains a map of Norfolk and vicinity of the City Planning and Commission of Norfolk, VA, as well as details of surrounding…

The Woman's Club of Princess Anne County, 1960-1961, scrapbook.

The Woman's Club of Princess Anne County, 1959-1960, scrapbook, which was the first place winner of clubs of more than 200 members.

The Woman's Club of Princess Anne County, 1956-1957, scrapbook, which was the second place winner of clubs of more than 200 members.

On February 18, 1966, the Virginian-Pilot newspaper published an announcement about the first three students enrolled at Virginia Wesleyan College.

A Virginian-Pilot newspaper photographer followed Larry Wright of Arlington, Virginia through a typical day during the first week of classes in September, 1966.

On September 8, 2016, Virginia Wesleyan College celebrated its first Founder's Day. This logo was used for the inaugural Founder's Day convocation. Virginia Wesleyan College was founded in 1961, and welcomed its first matriculating class in 1966.

A twenty-four page document outlining the cause for the new four year Christian liberal arts college, Virginia Wesleyan College, in Tidewater, Virginia.

A brochure outlining the cause for a new college in Tidewater, Virginia.