Collection: Charles Shoffner slides, 1977/2004 - ARVAS Search Results

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Greenhouses and Conservatories, 2001 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 4

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Historic Sites - Anne Spencer's garden; Ashlawn Highland; Castle Hill; Clifton Inn; Jamestown; Michie Tavern; and Montpelier 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 5

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Historic Sites - Montpelier; Mount Vernon; Plantations; Stonehenge Reproduction; Stonewall Jackson Headquarters; and Stratford Hall, 2003 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 7

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Historic Sites - Montpelier on James Madison's 250th Birthday, 2001 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 6

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Horses - Foxfield Races; Fox Hunt; Montpelier Hunt Races; Women's Polo Practice; and Steeplechase Race, 2002 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 8

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Hot Air Balloons 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 9

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"Indianapolis" photographs, Howell Press, 1987 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 10

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Industry - Cellular Towers and Construction 1 folder(s) Box 8, Folder 1

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Industry - Construction; Manufacturing; Power Lines and Recycling 1 folder(s) Box 8, Folder 2

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Industry - Science and Technology; and Water, 1993/2002 1 folder(s) Box 8, Folder 3

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