Collection: Charles M. Robinson and Principals Architectural Records, 1855/2012 - ARVAS Search Results

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Commission No. 1756-A: Stock School Design, 1911 7 items Tube_box 78

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Commission No. 1756: Stock School Design, 1911 8 items Tube_box 77

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Commission No. 1757: Domestic Science and Manual Training School, Stock School Design, 1911 5 items Tube_box 88

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Commission No. 1759: Stock School Design, Victoria, VA, 1911 7 items Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 15

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Commission No. 1760: Residence for Mr. A. M. Nelson, Roanoke, VA, 1913 8 items Tube_box 103

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Commission No. 1762: School Building - Alteration and Addition, Wakefield, VA, 1911 6 items Tube_box 72

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Commission No. 1763: Stock School Design, 1911 6 items Tube_box 80

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Commission No. 1764: Carson School, Carson, VA, 1911 8 items Tube_box 79

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Commission No. 1765: Agricultural High School, Nansemond County, VA, 1911 10 items Tube_box 81

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Commission No. 1766: Improvements to Drewry House for Oak Grove School, Richmond Schools, VA, 1911 3 items Tube_box 67

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