Collection: Williamsburg Documentary Project, 1930/2015, bulk 2008/2015 / Date range: 2007 - ARVAS Search Results

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Kristin Boos, 2007 Box 3, Folder 57

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Laura O'Neal, 2007 Box 3, Folder 60

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Lynn Allison, 2007 Box 3, Folder 56

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Rachel Sapin, 2007 Box 3, Folder 61

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Robert & Carlton Casey, 2007 Box 3, Folder 58

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, Oral Interview, Timothy J. Sullivan, 2007 Box 3, Folder 64

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Student Project, Old Town/New Town, The NewTowner, 2007/2010 Box 3, Folder 54

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Student Projects, Development, Quarterpatch Road, 2007 Box 5, Folder 134

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Student Projects, Final Paper, 1970s Music, Kevin Leslie, 2007 Box 5, Folder 147

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Student Projects, Final Paper, Classical Music, Melissa Pedreira, 2007 Box 5, Folder 145

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