Collection: Student Architectural papers collection, 1960/2011 / Date range: 2007 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Student Architectural papers collection, 1960/2011 Date range 2007

400 Reid Street, by Betsy Matthews, 2007 Box 6, Folder 44

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515 Jackson Avenue, Dunn-Atkins house, by Allen Roth, 2007/2008 Box 3, Folder 23

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515 Jackson Avenue, Dunn-Atkins house, by Allen Roth, 2007/2008 Box 2, Folder 29

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525 Taylor Street, by Jackie Neilson, 2007 Box 12, Folder 3

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525 Taylor Street, by Jackie Neilson, 2007 Box 7, Folder 35

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Student Architectural papers collection, 1960/2011 18.50 Linear Feet

Washington and Lee University--Students

This record group contains papers and projects created by students as part of their coursework, such as honors theses and capstone papers.

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W&L Davis dormitory, by Cartun Rimona and oversize blueprint, photocopy of Student Health Center, 2004/2010 Box 13, Folder 12

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W&L Graham-Lees dormitory, by Marguerite Nugent, 2007 Box 13, Folder 25

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W&L Graham-Lees Dormitory, by Marguerite S. Nugent, 2007 Box 8, Folder 25

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W&L Planning and Preservation, 2007 Box 15, Folder 7

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