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Rockbridge County Houses Interior Styles, by J. A. Dunnam, III Box 10, Folder 38

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Rockbridge County Houses Interior Styles, by J. A. Dunnam, III Box 6, Folder 56

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Rockbridge County Resorts: Natural Bridge, Rockbridge Alum, Rockbridge Baths, and Wilson Springs, by Donald Cowser Box 10, Folder 39

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Rockbridge County Resorts, Natural Bridge, Rockbridge Alum, Rockbridge Baths, and Wilson Springs, by Donald Cowser Box 6, Folder 57

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Route 11, Motels, by Douglas Dorsey Box 11, Folder 2

Motels included are the Black and White log cabins in Fairfield, Lee-Way, Buffalo Creek, and Stevesville Drive-In.

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Route 11, Motels, by Douglas Dorsey Box 7, Folder 2

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Route 252, Brownsburg, Castle Carberry, by William P. Rouse Box 7, Folder 6

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Route 252, Castle Carberry, Brownsburg, by William Rouse Box 11, Folder 6

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Route 39, R. J. Watts farm, by Helge Richard Hukari Box 11, Folder 4

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Route 39, R. J. Watts farm, by Helge Richard Hukari Box 7, Folder 4

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