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Boxes 2 and 3 feature aerial renderings and plans for several University of Virginia renovation projects in order to \"restore the Founder's [Thomas Jefferson's] vision of reciprocity between the academic and physical plan of the University.\" Before and after slides of these renovation efforts are included in an album titled \"Academical Village Slides, Book #1\". Also included in this album are slides of events on the Lawn, such as the 1996 Lawn Olympics and a Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture lecture. Photographs of Lawn and Range rooms are also present. Box 4 contains images of models and drawings of campus buildings and also text blocks. Box 6 contains \"General Slides, Book #3\" which includes spots across the ground and is organized alphabetically from N to Z. 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Also included in this album are slides of events on the Lawn, such as the 1996 Lawn Olympics and a Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture lecture. Photographs of Lawn and Range rooms are also present. Box 4 contains images of models and drawings of campus buildings and also text blocks. Box 6 contains \"General Slides, Book #3\" which includes spots across the ground and is organized alphabetically from N to Z. Slides Box 7 contains images of studies and plans and architectural features across campus like bollards, memorial plaques, lighting, signs, trash cans, etc."],"corpname_ssim":["Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library","University of Virginia. Office of the Architect"],"names_ssim":["Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library","University of Virginia. 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