Collection: Robert C. Fitzgerald papers / Date range: 1975 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Robert C. Fitzgerald papers Date range 1975

Annexation - General. Miscellaneous copies of documents re annexation in the state of Virginia. Box MSS 04-4, Box 2

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Fairfax City and County - Fire Services Agreements and Recommended Agenda for Renegotiating Fairfax City Contracts; Correspondence. Box MSS 04-4, Box 3

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Fairfax City Miscellaneous Documents: Available funds from revenue sharing; Krasnow v. City and County of Fairfax Bill of Complaint; Northern Virginia Police Academy Lease, Adult Detention Facilities Box MSS 04-4, Box 3

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Fairfax County - Fitzgerald and Smith Financial Statements Box MSS 04-4, Box 3

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Fairfax County - Reston. [Proposed Charter for Town of Reston] Box MSS 04-4, Box 6

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Fairfax County - Schools. Miscellaneous documents Box MSS 04-4, Box 5

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Fairfax County - Schools. Tuition Contracts Box MSS 04-4, Box 5

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Family Savings and Loan Association of Virginia - By-Laws and Articles of Incorporation Box MSS 04-4, Box 7

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Family Savings and Loan Association of Virginia - Offer of Savings and Loan Association Box MSS 04-4, Box 22

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Fauquier County Water and Sanitation Authority v. Marshall Water Works, Inc. - Proceedings before F. C. C. Box MSS 04-4, Box 23

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