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

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Commission No. 1827: Ginter Park School, Richmond Schools, VA, 1915 8 items Tube_box 124

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Commission No. 1828: Presbyterian Colored Mission School (no indication of specific street), 1915 7 items Flat_Box 13, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 15

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Commission No. 1829: Miller & Rhoads Store - 523-525 East Broad Street - Alterations and Additions to Store Windows and Massive new entrance to "Old Building", 1915 5 items Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 92

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Commission No. 1830: School Building, Ashland, Virginia, 1915 11 items Tube_box 130

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Commission No. 1831: Dunbar School, Richmond Schools, VA, 1915 9 items Tube_box 126

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Commission No. 1832: Fairmount School Annex - 21st Street and U Street, Richmond Schools, VA, 1915 12 items Tube_box 120

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Commission No. 1833: Franklin School - Addition and Alteration, Richmond Schools, VA, 1915 9 items Tube_box 121

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Commission No. 1834: Annex to Moore "Colored" School, Richmond Schools, VA - VOID, 1915 8 items Tube_box 122

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Commission No. 1834: Annex to Moore School, Richmond Schools, VA, 1915 10 items Tube_box 123

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Commission No. 1835: The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Hospital - Clifton Forge, 1916 10 items Oversize_Flat_File_Folder 35

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