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1326 Duplicate, 1942/1944 Box SC-07 Box 1, Folder 3, Item SC07.01.3.035
1763, 2723, JZ-1, JZ-2, JZ-3, JZ-4, 1944/1945 Box SC-07 Box 1, Folder 3, Item SC07.01.3.037
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A by-street of Noumea, New Caledonia. The Roman Catholic cathedral in background., 1943/1945 Box PH-07-02 Box 1, Item PH07.02.0.007
A curious rock formation on the New Caledonian coast, "The Cathedral.", 1943/1945 Box PH-07-02 Box 1, Item PH07.02.0.008
Amiral Olry Nouméa NC., 1943/1945 Box PH-07-02 Box 1, Item PH07.02.0.061
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Accessions Committee: General, 1935/1950 Box 33863 Box 1, Folder 9, Item RG01.01.1.0018
Accessions Committee: General, 1935/1975 Box 33863 Box 1, Folder 10, Item RG01.01.1.0020
Accessions Committee: General, 1937/1945 Box 33863 Box 1, Folder 11, Item RG01.01.1.0022
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A checklist of Virginia Museum of Fine Arts exhibitions, 1936/1979 Box RG-23 Box 23, Folder RG23.02.0.002
Art of the Armed Forces, 1944 Box 31633 Box 15, Folder RG23.01.0.0143
Caroline Durieux, Satirical Paintings and Drawings, 1944 Box 31633 Box 13, Folder RG23.01.0.0129
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Articles and Exhibitions, 1944/2008 Box VA-02 Box 38, Folder VA02.06.3.010
Articles and Exhibitions, 1944/2019 Box VA-02 Box 38, Folder VA02.06.3.013
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Board of Managers Charter, By-Laws and Acts of General Assembly, 1898/1989 Box SC-23 Box 1, Folder Folder 9, Item SC23.02.0.001
Facilities Management, 1924/1989 Box SC-23 Box 2, Folder Folder 16, Item SC23.05.0.001
Furniture and Dec. Arts Collection and Disposition of Inventory, 1933/1980 Box SC-23 Box 1, Folder Folder 25, Item SC23.02.0.017
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