Date range: 1944 / Places: Mansion - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1944 Places Mansion

BW-2315/A - Banquet Hall [New Room] Mantel, 1944 Box 8 (4x5)

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BW-2315/C - Benjamin Franklin - Music Room [Little Parlor], 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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BW-2315/D - Lion ornaments - Central Passage, 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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BW-2315/F - Engraving - above Blue Bedroom mantel, 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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BW-2315/G - Chest of drawers - Blue Bedroom, 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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BW-2315/H, H-1 - Engraving - Washington Family by Savage, 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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BW-2315/I - Engravings - Banquet Hall [New Room], 1944 Box 8 (4x5), Object LOAN

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Charles de Gaulle and Party on the East Lawn at Mount Vernon, 1944 2 Photographic Prints Box 34

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Charles de Gaulle, Henri Hoppenot, and Charles C. Wall on the front steps of Mount Vernon, 1944 Box 34

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Minister of Iceland Thor Thors Signs the Guest Book at Mount Vernon, 1944 Box 34

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