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

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Commission No. W-1M-14A: High Temperature Water Heating Systems - As Built, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1966 Tube_box 1029

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Commission No. W-1M-14: High Temperature Water Heating Systems, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1966 Tube_box 1028

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Commission No. W-1M-15: Renovations to Pickford Hall, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1972 Tube_box 1119, Tube_box 1432

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Commission No. W-1M-18: Reconstruction of Coburn Hall, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1973 Tube_box 1134, Tube_box 1436

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Commission No. W-1M-18: Reconstruction of Coburn Hall, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1973 Tube_box 1134, Tube_box 1436

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Commission No. W-1M-1: Library Building Alterations, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1947 Tube_box 707, Tube_box 1400

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Commission No. W-1M-22: Renovations to Huntley Hall, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1981 Tube_box 1248, Tube_box 1446

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Commission No. W-1M-22: Renovations to Huntley Hall, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1981 Tube_box 1248, Tube_box 1446

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Commission No. W-1M-23: Alterations to Industrial Building, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1981 Tube_box 1247

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Commission No. W-1M-24: Press Box for Hovey Field, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA, 1982 Tube_box 1259

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