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George Mason University

Pictorial study of road test one - Maryland collection

0.25 linear feet (1 box)
Collection contains a report titled "Pictorial story of road test one - MD. A project directed by the Highway Research Board, June to December 1950". The report mostly consists of black and white photographs and graphs.
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Pictorial study of road test one - Maryland collection 0.25 linear feet (1 box)

National Research Council (U.S.). Highway Research Board.
Collection contains a report titled "Pictorial story of road test one - MD. A project directed by the Highway Research Board, June to December 1950". The report mostly consists of black and white photographs and graphs.
George Mason University

Ron Fraser papers

2.5 linear feet
For his Ph.D. in Public Policy, Ron Fraser wrote a dissertation on the reauthorization of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) of 1991. The materials in this collection come from his dissertation research and include 44 microcassette audiotapes, transcriptions, and 5.25" floppy disks of interviews with upper-level transportation officials.
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Ron Fraser papers 2.5 linear feet

Ron Fraser
For his Ph.D. in Public Policy, Ron Fraser wrote a dissertation on the reauthorization of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) of 1991. The materials in this collection come from his dissertation research and include 44 microcassette audiotapes, transcriptions, and 5.25" floppy disks of interviews with upper-level transportation officials.
George Mason University

Ross Netherton transportation collection

4.5 linear feet
This collection contains materials on several aspects of highway planning from design and expense to noise and environmental standards. Materials include books, brochures, design proposals, maps, and numerous reports issued by the Federal Highway Administration and the National Research Council's Transportation Research Board.
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Ross Netherton transportation collection 4.5 linear feet

Netherton, Ross De Witt, 1918-2010
This collection contains materials on several aspects of highway planning from design and expense to noise and environmental standards. Materials include books, brochures, design proposals, maps, and numerous reports issued by the Federal Highway Administration and the National Research Council's Transportation Research Board.
George Mason University

William L. Mertz transportation collection

47.5 linear feet (60 boxes)
The collection contains transportation related materials collected over a 45-year period. Types of materials include scholarly journal articles dealing with transportation topics, summaries of congressional acts relating to transportation, official reports and studies of transportation agencies, summaries of speeches given by transportation officials, and personal correspondence among transportation officials.
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William L. Mertz transportation collection 47.5 linear feet (60 boxes)

Lee Mertz, 1920-1993
The collection contains transportation related materials collected over a 45-year period. Types of materials include scholarly journal articles dealing with transportation topics, summaries of congressional acts relating to transportation, official reports and studies of transportation agencies, summaries of speeches given by transportation officials, and personal correspondence among transportation officials.

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