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Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, Bastille sketch, drafting tools, mirror, windows, spyglass, bookcase, Nelly portrait, Lawrence portrait, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes (Can 5), 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, Chintz Room, windows, Blue Room, Lafayette bedchamber, third floor rooms, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, furnishings, fan, window, clock, Bible, Washington bedchamber, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, little parlor, pantry, dishes, washroom, small dining room, linen closet, shaving, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, little parlor, small dining room, Front Parlor, pantry, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, loom, shingles, piazza (Can 6), 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, lower garden, kitchen, Tomb, Old Tomb, 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, manuscript letter, farm account ledger 1793, Five Farm map, Thomas Ryan account (Can 7), 1972

Andre de la Varre: B-Roll, Trim, and Outtakes, storehouses, Powel coach, linen, horse, stable (Can 5), 1972

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