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

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#992 - Radford Community Hospital - alteration and additions, Radford, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 301

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#992 - Radford Community Hospital, Radford, Virginia Box 33, Folder 3-5, Box 60

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#993 - National Bank of Blacksburg - alterations, Blacksburg, Virginia Box 33, Folder 7

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#993 - National Bank of Blacksburg - preliminary alterations, Blacksburg, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 300

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#994 - Shawsville Primary School, Montgomery County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 33, Folder 8-9, Box 60, Box 318

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#994 - Shawsville Primary School - Scheme B, Montgomery County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 347

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#995a - Hidden Valley Country Club - locker house, Roanoke, Virginia Box 33, Folder 11, Box 60

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#995 and #995a - Hidden Valley Country Club buildings and locker house, Roanoke County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 369

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#995 - Hidden Valley Country Club - swimming pavillion, Roanoke, Virginia Box 33, Folder 10, Box 60

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#996 - Franklin County Training School - addition Box 33, Folder 12

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