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

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Commission No. K-6200: Bower Hill School, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1922 4 items Tube_box 261

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Commission No. K-7800: Dairy and Horse Barn, Virginia State College (Virginia State University), Petersburg, VA, 1928 5 items Tube_box 373

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Commission No. K-8200: Northside Junior High School, Richmond Schools, VA, 1924 14 items Tube_box 279

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Commission No. L-5600: Men's Dormitory No. (Old Dominion Hall), College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 1926 12 items Tube_box 322

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Commission No. L-5600: Men's Dormitory Number No. 2 (Old Dominion Hall), College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 1926 12 items Tube_box 318

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Commission No. L-6200: Norview High School, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1922 10 items Tube_box 256

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Commission No. L-7800: Byrd Hall, Virginia State College (Virginia State University), Petersburg, VA, 1928 12 items Tube_box 379, Tube_box 1389

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Commission No. M-6200: Deep Creek School Addition, Norfolk County Schools, VA, 1923 10 items Tube_box 276

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Commission No. M-7800: Small Double Garage, Virginia State College (Virginia State University), Petersburg, VA, 1929 1 items Tube_box 412

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Commission No. N-5300: Alterations and Additions to the Lacy House, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 1926 7 items Tube_box 326

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