Collection: Charlottesville Circuit Court records, 1888/1988 - ARVAS Search Results

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A-C, 1888/1934 GID 1

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Alcohol licenses, 1933 Box 2, Folder 2

The items in this file document the application and certification of alcohol licenses in Charlottesville, Virginia, a few months before the ratification of the twenty-first Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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Alcohol reports and inventories, 1923/1927 Box 1, Folder 7

During the Prohibition Era, the Commonwealth of Virginia allowed pharmacists and drug stores to sell alcohol as a medicine. In Charlottesville, these licensed merchants were required to report their complete alcohol inventory to the Clerk of the Corporation Court monthly. This file contains some reports that the Clerk's Office preserved after the ratification of the 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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Book 10, 1957/1959 CB 10

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Book 11, 1959/1962 CB 11

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Book 1, 1889/1895 CB 1

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Book 1, 1920/1930 MSCL 1

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Book 12, 1962/1964 CB 12

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Book 13, 1964/1965 CB 13

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Book 14, 1966/1968 CB 14

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