Collection: Davis & Associates architectural drawings, 1925/1986 / Date range: 1974 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Davis & Associates architectural drawings, 1925/1986 Date range 1974

Addition & Alterations to Home Office, Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative, 1974 3 Sheets Box RS 28

Commission 7419

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Additions to Keister Elementary School, 1974 40 Sheets Box RS 15

Commission 7410

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Additions to Spotswood Elementary School, 1974 7 Sheets Box RS 15

Commission 7303

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Addition to Grove Hill Elementary School, 1974 2 Sheets Box RS 15

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Addition to Weaver Property Development, 1974 2 Sheets Box RS 16

Commission 7416

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A Stadium for Madison College, 1974 13 Sheets Flat File 26

Commission 7417

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A Stadium for Madison College (folder 1 of 2), 1974/1981 19 Sheets Flat File 8

Commission 7417

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A Stadium for Madison College (folder 2 of 2), 1974/1975 3 Sheets Flat File 9

Commission 7417

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Augusta County, 1928/1983

Series 4: Augusta County, 1928-1983, includes approximately 1,200 sheets of architectural drawings and records for projects in Augusta County. Major projects include an addition to Dawbarn Division, W. R. Grace & Co; Western State Hospital; and an office building for Degesch America, Inc. This series is arranged in roughly the order in which it was received.

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Cottages for Bryce Mountain, 1974 9 Sheets Box RS 41

Commission 7403

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