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

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#988 - Dante Colored School, Russell County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 32, Folder 9-10, Box 339

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#988 - Dante Colored School - Scheme A preliminaries, Dante, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 307

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#989 - Buford, Mrs. Anne, residence, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 329

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#989 - Buford, Paul C., residence, Roanoke, Virginia Box 32, Folder 11, Box 60

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#990 - Winchester Health Center Box 32, Folder 12, Box 60

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#991a - Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Livestock and Poultry Diseases Research Laboratory Annex, Blacksburg, Virginia Box 32, Folder 20, Box 33, Folder 1-2, Box 60

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#991a - Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Livestock and Poultry Diseases Research Laboratory Annex, VPI Educational Foundation, Inc., Blacksburg, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 314

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#991 - Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI), Livestock and Poultry Diseases Research Laboratory, Blacksburg, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton; A. A. Farnham, Landscape Architect Box 32, Folder 13-19, Box 60, Box 289, Box 317

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#992b - Radford Community Hospital, Radford, Virginia Box 33, Folder 6

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#992 - Radford Community Hospital - additions, Radford, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 382

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