Collection Summary

Creator: William Mapother, Sr.
Title: Law School Memorabilia of William Mapother Sr. (L '63)
Accession: MSS 2016-06
Location: SC - Basement
Photograph Collection: View 0 digitized photographs
Digitized Content: 0 objects
Use Restrictions: No restrictions

Collection Description & Arrangement

This small collection (0.3 linear ft., 8 folders) of memorabilia was donated to Special Collections by William Mapother, Jr. in December of 2016.  The collection consists of mixed printed materials related to UVA.

Biographical & Historical Information

William R. Mapother Jr. was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky on February 20, 1938. He graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1963. Mr. Mapother wrote thirteen books on bankruptcy and was a well known speaker on those issues. He received the Certified Speaking Professional designation from the National Speakers Association. Mr. Mapother died in 2006.

Acquisition Information

Date Received 2016
Donor Information This collection was donated to the Law Library by William R. Mapother, Jr. in December of 2016.

Content List

Box 1

  • f. 1; Criminal Law Research Organization, University of Virginia Law School – document with information about the organization.
  • f.2; Memorandum from the Office of the Dean: “To the Partners: A Note of Excellence, November 7, 1962
  • f. 3; Newspaper clippings, 1960 – 1961
  • f. 4; Phi Delta Epsilon Code and Coat of Arms
  • f.5; Pledge Manual and Pledge Ritual of the International Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi, Canons of Professional Ethics, Boulder, Co., Published by the Fraternity, 1959.
  • f. 6; Reading Guide – style sheet and vols. Xv, xvii, xviii
  • f. 7; University of Virginia Information for Prospective Students – brochure, ca. 1959
  • f. 8; University of Virginia YMCA brochure re Religious Affairs in the University of Virginia Community, 1960-1961

 

 

 

 

 

 

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