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Annual Report Photographs, 1966-1970

2 boxes

PG 214 is comprised of photographs identified as Arlington County Annual Report photographs. There are approximately 200 black and white photographs dating from 1966 to 1970. These photographs were taken with the intent of using them in the published Arlington County Annual Reports for these years. In the actual published county reports, however, only a portion of these images appear. They document certain activities and locations within the county, showcasing the many facets of Arlington County's government, including recreation, police and fire departments, and the County Board. There are no images dating from 1967.

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Annual Report Photographs, 1966-1970 2 boxes

Arlington County (Va.)

PG 214 is comprised of photographs identified as Arlington County Annual Report photographs. There are approximately 200 black and white photographs dating from 1966 to 1970. These photographs were taken with the intent of using them in the published Arlington County Annual Reports for these years. In the actual published county reports, however, only a portion of these images appear. They document certain activities and locations within the county, showcasing the many facets of Arlington County's government, including recreation, police and fire departments, and the County Board. There are no images dating from 1967.

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