Collection: American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004

The Changing Years: the Story of the Crusade to Control TB Box 417, Folder 038 [oversize]

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The Christmas Seal: A Dream Come True Box 399, Folder 014

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The Christmas Seal: Its a Place and Power in the Campaign Against TB in the United States, 1936 Box 399, Folder 015

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The Double-Barred Cross Box 305, Folder 024

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THE ETERNAL BATTLE: ANILLUSTRATED STOCK LECTURE INTEDED PRIMARILY FOR USE AMONG SOLDIERS ANS SAILORS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY BY H.A. PATTISON, M.D., 1918 Box 001, Folder 025

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The First Christmas Seal Plaque, 1907 Box 301, Folder 001

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The Health Costs for Air Pollution, 1967/1977 Box 417, Folder 029 [oversize]

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Thelbert Willard Story, 1963 Box 255, Folder 010

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The Long Adventure: Chapters in the Story of TB Control, 1946 Box 417, Folder 037 [oversize]

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The Message of the Double-Barred Cross Box 420, Folder 002

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