Creator: Lossing, Benson John, 1813-1891 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-3487 - 'Ancient Lantern' - Benson Lossing sketch, 1953 Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3488 - 'Italian Chimney-Piece' - Benson Lossing sketch, 1953 Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3494 - Lossing's sketch of East Front of Mansion, 1953 Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3783/A-B - Two sketches of tree plantings along serpentine path and general plan of Mount Vernon from Lossing, 1955 Box 3 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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George Washington's Mount Vernon, or Mount Vernon and its Associations, Historical, Biographical, and Pictorial by Benson J. Lossing, 1983 Shelf 26, D1

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Illustration of west gate and porters' lodges by Benson Lossing Box 4 - lantern slides

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Letter, Benson Lossing to George Washington Parke Custis, 1854 Box 73, Folder 1854.04.04

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Letter, Benson Lossing to George Washington Parke Custis, 1855 Box 74, Folder 1855.11.01

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Letter, Benson Lossing to John Augustine Washington III, 1858 Box 75, Folder 1858.08.02

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Letter, George Washington Parke Custis to Benson Lossing, 1852 Box 73, Folder 1852.12.30

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