Collection: Smithey & Boynton, Architects & Engineers Records - ARVAS Search Results

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#849 - Raleigh Court Methodist Church, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 20, Folder 18, Box 51, Box 236, Box 283

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#850 - Conehurst Elementary School - additions, Roanoke County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 304

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#850 - Conehurst Elementary School, Roanoke County, Virginia Box 20, Folder 19, Box 51

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#851 - General Electric Company storage warehouse, Roanoke, Virginia Box 20, Folder 20

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#851 - General Electric Company warehouse and shops, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 272

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#852 - First Federal Building and Loan Association - alterations, Roanoke, Virginia Box 20, Folder 21

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#853 - Leggett Department Store - alterations (consulting) Box 20, Folder 22, Box 51

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#854 - American Theatre Building - alterations Box 20, Folder 23, Box 51

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#855 - Southwest Virginia Savings and Loan Association, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 20, Folder 24-25, Box 51, Box 282

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#856 - Cinder Block, Inc., Pre-shrunk Masonry, Inc., Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 20, Folder 26, Box 276

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