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Conklin and Rossant Reston project collection, 1960/1990

12.75 Linear Feet 26 boxes
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This collection includes items that relate to the construction and planning of Reston by Conklin and Rossant Architects. The collection begins with the initial plans done by Rossant before he and Conklin formed their architectural firm in 1967. The documents include plans, reports, correspondence and brochures about Reston. Also included are photographs, drawings, and negatives which were used in the construction of Reston.
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Conklin and Rossant Reston project collection, 1960/1990 12.75 Linear Feet 26 boxes

Egon Verheyen papers, 1959/2008

3.75 linear feet (9 boxes)
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This collection largely documents Egon Verheyen's research and manuscripts through articles, notes and correspondence. It also contains information about his time as a Robinson Professor at George Mason University.
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Egon Verheyen papers, 1959/2008 3.75 linear feet (9 boxes)

Egon Verheyen papers, 1959/2008

3.75 Linear Feet 9 boxes
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This collection largely documents Egon Verheyen's research and manuscripts through articles, notes and correspondence. It also contains information about his time as a Robinson Professor at George Mason University.
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Egon Verheyen papers, 1959/2008 3.75 Linear Feet 9 boxes

Rockbridge Historical Society files on Houses, 1800/1995

1 Linear Feet Two boxes each measuring 7inches.
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This collection consists of essays, reports, financial documentation, and other historic records documenting the presence, arcitecture, development, or evolution of local houses in and around Rockbridge County and Lexington, Virginia.

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Jacob Ruben Newburgh, New York photographs

0.25 Linear Feet
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16 silver gelatin prints of a brick building and several houses in Newburgh, New York by Jacob Ruben.
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Jacob Ruben Newburgh, New York photographs 0.25 Linear Feet

Jacob Ruben Newburgh, New York photographs, 1921/1922

0.25 linear ft.
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16 silver gelatin prints of a brick building and several houses in Newburgh, New York by Jacob Ruben.
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John A. Barrows Photograph Collection ca. 1930

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Photoprints, negatives, portraits, and personal papers belonging to architect and photographer John A. Barrows.
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John A. Barrows Photograph Collection ca. 1930

John Wayt Cosby Architectural Drawings, 1862/1875

23 Sheets 217.5 Megabytes 26 total images. Resized digital scans of the John Wayt Cosby Architectural Drawings are available through the Hampden-Sydney Archives & Special Collections' Digital Repository. 5 Volumes 5 optical discs containing original scans
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The drawings in this collection include Specifications and Drawings for Spiers House, Raleigh, NC, 1862. The Spiers house was never constructed, and little information has been found regarding the Spiers family. Plans for the house offer a glimpse into antebellum architecture, in particular plans for a structure intended to house not only a family but enslaved servants.

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John Wayt Cosby Architectural Drawings, 1862/1875 23 Sheets 217.5 Megabytes 26 total images. Resized digital scans of the John Wayt Cosby Architectural Drawings are available through the Hampden-Sydney Archives & Special Collections' Digital Repository. 5 Volumes 5 optical discs containing original scans

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