Date range: 1958 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1958 Level File

#714 - Pulaski High School, Pulaski County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 13, Folder 15, Box 14, Folder 1-7, Box 45, Box 226

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#745 - Twyman, Mr. Lewis, residence - alterations, Buckingham County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 261

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#747 - Honaker High School, Honaker, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 15, Folder 17-19, Box 46, Box 218

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#755 - Shenandoah Life Insurance Company office building, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 244

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75th Anniversary Box 3, Folder 9

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#766 - Lebanon Elementary School, Russell County, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 16, Folder 12-15, Box 47, Box 253

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#778 - Second Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, Virginia Box 17, Folder 8, Box 48

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7 Photographs; 1 black and white image, exterior elevations for multi-family housing; 2 photos, apartment building in Varna, Bulgaria; 1 photo, single family home near Varna; 3 photos, sports pavilion at Euxinograd Palace Box 1, Folder 2

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803 E. High Street Box 1, Folder 2

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#818a - Blacksburg High School (later Blacksburg Middle School), Blacksburg, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 18, Folder 22-25, Box 49, Box 321

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