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Sketch showing central unit of proposed headquarters building, and sketch showing first unit of proposed headquarters building Drawer 61, Folder 1

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Sketch Showing Curtains for Family Dining Room and Library Drawer 49, Folder 9

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Sketch showing enclosure at Mount Vernon; Sketch showing Re-arrangement of Designs in East and West Parterres in Flower Garden; Detail of Garden Wall palisade Drawer 50, Folder 11

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Sketch showing first unit of proposed building for Regents Quarters Drawer 56, Folder 13

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Sketch Showing First Unit of Proposed Building for Regents Quarters Drawer 57, Folder 11

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Sketch showing First Unit of Proposed Building for Regents Quarters at Mount Vernon; Sketch showing Central Unit of Proposed Headquarters Building for MVLA - Ground Floor Plan Drawer 55, Folder 7

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Sketch showing Interpretation of Physical Evidence found in Framework of Mule Shed at Mansion House Stable Drawer 57, Folder 1

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Sketch showing proposed fluted rails for colonnade for Mansion Drawer 58, Folder 6

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Sketch Showing Propsed Reconstruction of George Washington's Greenhouse at Mount Vernon Drawer 54, Folder 1

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Sketch Showing Satin Festoons for Palladian Window; Elevation - Palladian Window Drawer 49, Folder 7

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