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DescriptionGovernor A. Linwood Holton signs H-210 separating George Mason College from the University of Virginia, April 7, 1972.jpg
English: Governor A. Linwood Holton, Jr., signing H-210, the bill which separated George Mason College from its parent institution, University of Virginia on April 7, 1972 at his office in Richmond. Pictured left to right are: Student Government President James Corrigan, Governor Linwood Holton, Jr., George Mason University Chancellor Lorin A. Thompson, George Mason University Advisory Board President John Wood, and Student Senator Anne O' Grady. 8" x 10" photograph print; black and white.
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George Mason University Photograph Collection, 1950s-1999 Box 2, Folder 9
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George Mason University
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