Collection: Charles M. Robinson and Principals Architectural Records, 1855/2012 - ARVAS Search Results

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Commission No. W-1H-6: Faculty Housing, Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1963 Tube_box 975, Tube_box 1416

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Commission No. W-1H-6: Faculty Housing, Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1963 Tube_box 991

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Commission No. W-1H-6: Faculty Housing, Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1963 Tube_box 991

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Commission No. W-1H-7: Gymnasium (Swartz Hall), Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1962 Tube_box 959

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Commission No. W-1H-8: Men's Dormitory (Chapman Hall), Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1962 Tube_box 961, Tube_box 899

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Commission No. W-1H-9: Franklin Hall - Addition and Alterations, Ferrum Junior College (Ferrum College), Ferrum, VA, 1962 Tube_box 960

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Commission No. W-1J-1A: Repairs to Dining Room and Kitchen Building, Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind--Newport News, VA, 1936 Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 48

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Commission No. W-1J-1B: Repairs to Girl's Building, Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind--Newport News, VA, 1936 Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 39

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Commission No. W-1J-1C: Repairs to Boy's Building, Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind--Newport News, VA, 1936 Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 56

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Commission No. W-1J-1D: Repairs to Hospital Building, Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind--Newport News, VA, 1936 Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 39

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