Principally consists of the general business correspondence of the General Counsel and Vice President E. Randolph Williams. This business correspondence dates from 1921-1925 and generally does not refer to specific legal cases as is the case with the legal files in Subseries B. These correspondence files concern various business and legal matters brought to the attention of the general counsel by interoffice staff, other business persons and governmental officials. At the end of this series is a folder containing correspondence, 1914-1919, in reference to articles that appeared in Public Service , the VEPCO newsletter.

Alphabetically and then chronologically with folder contents arranged in reverse chronological order according to the system used by the company.

Contains correspondence and legal and case files including legal briefs, generally exchanged between the General Counsel, VEPCO attorneys and claims agents in the Legal Department, VEPCO executives, opposing counsels and litigants, other businesses and business persons, and government and court officials. Many of the cases concern personal injury, fatal error, and property lawsuits caused by accidents on or with streetcars. Other files pertain to streetcar operation and fares. There are also legal documents including deeds and contracts concerning the purchase and transfer of property right-of-ways, property disputes, and the development of infrastructure in Richmond and Norfolk including street paving, streetcar lines and railways, water and gas lines, and power grids. Other legal files including most notably the dense case of Charles Hall Davis concern lawsuits in reference to stock and dividend disputes. A small amount of files also concerns deferred classification for war military service by VEPCO employees. At the end of this subseries are case summaries and lists, 1921-1923, arranged chronologically by the company.

Alphabetically by case name or legal subject and then chronologically with folder contents arranged in reverse chronological order.

Consists of correspondence, reports, and other legal documents concerning the Legal Department's expenses and its attempt to establish electricity rates in Richmond; correspondence and weekly and monthly reports of the Light and Power Department; monthly reports of the Transportaion Department and the Motor Transit Corporation; charts of authorized expenditures; and a copy of a Report on the Determination of Original Cost of Electric Plant (1942). There are also receipts, 1888, for the purchase of coal by the company.

Boxes 28-29 are alphabetical by folder title and then chronologically with folder contents arranged in reverse chronological order. Box 30 contains oversize items and is also alphabetical by folder title and then chronologically with folder contents in reverse chronological order.

Principally comprises the General Counsel's personnel files, 1904-1919, concerning law deparment staff and their appointments and promotions, terminations, performance, and salary. There is also a payroll ledger, 1903-1909, a payroll chart, 1887, and copies of the law departments' organizational structure, 1911, and order for business, 1911.

Box 30 contains oversize items and is alphabetical by folder title and then in reverse chronological order. Box 31 is also alphabetical by folder title and then in reverse chronological order.

Consists of annual reports, 1912-1923, of the company; annual reports, 1909-1921, of injuries and damages sustained by the transportation and light power departments; annual report, 1935, for the light and power department; and an annual report, 1931, for the Petersburg Power Station and substations.

Alphabetical by folder title and then chronologically.

The Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company, a subsidiary of VEPCO, agreed to supply power to the grounds of the Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition in Hampton Roads from 26 April to November 1907. This subseries contains the correspondence and legal files concerning the General Counsel and his staff's participation in the discussions prior to and following the agreement. Also contains court documents concerning lawsuits following the exposition filed between the Jamestown Exposition Company and the towns of Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Alphabetical by folder title and chronologically with folder contents in reverse chronological order.

Includes invoices, 1919-1920, for weekly and/or monthly electric current principally issued to Norfolk and Richmond area businesses and industry; and correspondence, 1922-1925, exchanged between the treasurer's office and power customers concerning past due notices, service interruption, and bill disputes.

Alphabetical by folder title with folder contents in reverse chronological order.

Includes correspondence, 1910-1912, concerning stock transfers and exchanges; correspondence, 1911, with businesses, banks, accountants, lawyers, trust companies, and stock exchanges pertaining to listing VEPCO stock on stock exchanges in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston; and correspondence, 1913-1917, with stockholders concerning dividends payable on common and preferred stock.

Alphabetical by folder title with folder contents in reverse chronological order.

Comprises items published by and concerning VEPCO or the Virginia Public Service Company or Virginia Railway and Power Company, two subsidiaries. There is also a North Anna Nuclear Power Plant calendar, 1990, and an organizational chart noting the date of incorporation and merger of all VEPCO subsidiaries.

Alphabetically and then chronologically.

Comprises publications of the American Electrical Railway Association.

Alphabetically.

Contains publications not published by VEPCO, their subsidiaries or the American Electrical Railway Association.

Alphabetically.

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