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

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Commission No. W-3A-32: Alterations to Toilets at Churchland School, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1941 Tube_box 630

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Commission No. W-3A-33: Wood Fire Escape at Ingleside School, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1942 Tube_box 639

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Commission No. W-3A-34A: Emergency Elementary School at Portlock, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34B: Emergency Elementary School at Westhaven, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34C: Emergency Elementary School at Coleman Place, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34D: Emergency Elementary School at Churchland, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34E: Emergency Elementary School at Norview, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34F: Emergency Elementary School at Crestwood, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-34G: Emergency Elementary School at Riverdale, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1943 Tube_box 649, Tube_box 650

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Commission No. W-3A-36: Crestwood Colored School Addition, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1944 Tube_box 657

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