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[[Image:Virginia Theological Seminary.jpg|right|275px|Virginia Theological Seminary.jpg]]'''Virginia Theological Seminary'''<br>Archives of the Bishop Payne Library<br>3737 Seminary Road<br>Alexandria, VA 22304<br>Telephone: 703-461-1731<br>Email: [mailto:AskArchives@vts.edu AskArchives@vts.edu]<br>Internet: http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=118926<br><br>


[[Image:Virginia Theological Seminary.jpg|right|275px|Virginia Theological Seminary.jpg]]'''Virginia Theological Seminary'''<br>Archives of the Bishop Payne Library<br>3737 Seminary Road<br>Alexandria, VA 22304<br>Telephone: 703-461-1731<br>E-mail: [mailto:AskArchives@vts.edu AskArchives@vts.edu]<br>Internet: http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=118926<br><br>
{{Block indent|1=Houses many of the original Church of England (now Episcopalian Church) parish registers, vestry books, and manuscripts of colonial Virginia, as well as photos, and the African American Episcopal Historical Collection.<ref>[http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=118926 Archives] in ''Virginia Theological Seminary'' (accessed 5 January 2014).</ref> Formerly known as the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia.|2=1}}
 
:Houses many of the original Church of England (now Episcopalian Church) parish registers, vestry books, and manuscripts of colonial Virginia, as well as photos, and the African American Episcopal Historical Collection.<ref>[http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=118926 Archives] in ''Virginia Theological Seminary'' (accessed 5 January 2014).</ref> Formerly known as the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia.


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Virginia Theological Seminary
Archives of the Bishop Payne Library
3737 Seminary Road
Alexandria, VA 22304
Telephone: 703-461-1731
Email: AskArchives@vts.edu
Internet: http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=118926

Houses many of the original Church of England (now Episcopalian Church) parish registers, vestry books, and manuscripts of colonial Virginia, as well as photos, and the African American Episcopal Historical Collection.[1] Formerly known as the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia.

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  1. ↑ Archives in Virginia Theological Seminary (accessed 5 January 2014).
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