Date range: 1936 / Creator: Williams, Morley Jeffers, 1886-1977 - ARVAS Search Results

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Administration Building or Northeast Quarters - Plans, Structural Changes, Additions, Heating and Plumbing Work, Alterations, Electric Work, Research Office and Garage Alterations Drawer 51, Folder 9

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Butler's House (Storehouse) Drawer 53, Folder 11

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Full Size Detail of Guard House at Tomb; Repairs to Washington's Tomb Drawer 55, Folder 5

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General Plan for Mount Vernon Drawer 55, Folder 3

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General Plan for Mount Vernon Drawer 68

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Mansion Measurement Series - #10, Yellow Room (2nd floor) Drawer 43, Folder 11

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Mansion Measurement Series - #1-1A, A Record of Scientific Juxtaposition of the Spatial Relationships for the Mansion at Mount Vernon; A Record of Hubs set around Mansion Lawn Drawer 43, Folder 1

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Mansion Measurement Series - #11 and #12, Nellie Custis Room or Chintz Room, and Lafayette Bedchamber (2nd floor) Drawer 43, Folder 12

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Mansion Measurement Series - #13 and #14, Center Hall and Blue Room (2nd floor) Drawer 44, Folder 1

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Mansion Measurement Series - #15 Central Passage, or Main Hall (1st floor) Drawer 44, Folder 2

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