Date range: 1996 / Level: Box - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1996 Level Box

Ceramics Monthly Box 7

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Ceramics Technique Handbooks Box 14

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Charleston Division Medical Center, Mary Wimmer Biochemistry Research and Research Assistant, Ruby Memorial Construction, Hospital Staff and Patient, Pharmacology Research - DNA Sequencing, Judy Leeham, Lois Bennett, Neil Bucklew and Students, Lair Plaza - New Summer of 1988, Cal State - Fullerton Football, Band Before Game, Don Wilcox, Student Walking Fall, Shopper in Grocery Store in Produce Department, Rhodes Scholar Brad Hoylman, etc. Box 127

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Charles Vandersee papers Box 2

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Charlottesville city/Albemarle County revenue sharing agreement, settlement, reversion Box 59

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Class records, correspondence, greeting cards, exhibit material, etc. Box 5

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Coliseum, Inside Mountainlair, George Bush - Vice President, Arch Moore, Demolition - Old Stadium, Construction - New Stadium, Scholars Program (1987), Public Administration, Harvey Wolf, Rhodes Scholar Brian Glasser, Health-Net Helicopter, Ruby Memorial Hospital, Dancers, Art Gallery, Sheep Shearing Agents, Fayette County, Milton Horn, Tina Turner, Christy Watkins, Charleston Division Medical Center, Ohio Valley Hospital, etc. Box 126

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Comics and Oversize Items Box 23

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Commercial Box ViU2017-0077_130

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Commercial (loose photographs and negatives) Box ViU2017-0077_126B

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