Creator: Guy, Frances Claiborne, 1921-2016 - ARVAS Search Results

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Guy, Frances - The Walpole Society, 1979/1980 Box 32, Folder 36

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Guy, Frances [Virginia] (1 of 2), 1963/1995 Box 54, Folder 24

Questionnaire, correspondence, tributes

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Guy, Frances [Virginia] (2 of 2), 1963/1995 Box 54, Folder 25

Correspondence

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Barbara Bush and Naina Yeltsin visit, 1992; MVLA medal miscellaneous Box 63, Folder 44

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Correspondence, 1972/1982 Box 62, Folder 14

1 color photograph of Mrs. Pack in the flight deck of a Boeing 727

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Correspondence with Vice Regents – Fundraising events, 1980/1981 Box 62, Folder 15

1 artist's rendition in color of new administrative buildings, 1980s

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Events with Vice Regents, 1974/1982 Box 63, Folder 45

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Events with Vice Regents, 1980/1991 Box 63, Folder 46

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – Garden Book, 1976/1980 Box 66

Architectural drawing – Key to the Upper Garden plantings, 1980 by Dean Norton

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Regent's Files – Guy, Frances – MVLA group photos, 1984/1989 Box 63, Folder 47

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