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Matoaka Court Subdivision Plan, 1946/1960

Veterans Housing Plans for the subdivision of Matoaka Court adjacent to Williamsburg Hospital. Architect: Charles M. Major. Civil Engineers: La Prada. Also includes survey completed on May 21, 1958 by William M. Lewis. Sheets: 12. Condition: Good with some marks on survey. Acc. 1989.43

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  2. Facilities Management Records, 1678/2003
  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

Plans for Arrangement and Parking Area Landscape for Virginia Company, 1947

Scope and Contents Virginia Company Plans for Arrangement of Grounds and Parking Area Landscape Detail. Parking Lot - 370 Cars. Landscape Architects: Charles F. Gillette. Sheets: 2 Dimensions: 69"x 36". Condition: Good with rips and tears and notations on back. Acc. 2010.610.

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  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

Planting Plan for Fraternity Lodges (Acc. 2010.597), 1947

Scope and Contents Planting Plan for the area around the Fraternity Lodges at the College of William and Mary(Two copies). Landscape Architects: Charles F. Gillette. Sheets: 2 Dimensions: 37" x 42" Condition: Good with some tears, cuts, and sticker on back. Acc. 2010.597.

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  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

Sanitary Sewerage System for Fraternity Houses, 1947

Scope and Contents Sanitary Sewerage System plans for the Fraternity Houses at the College of William and Mary. Sheet 1 General Layout; Sheet 2 Plot Plan, Manholes and Elevations; Sheet 3 Heating Plan for Lodges. Architects: J. Blanford Walford and O. Pendleton Wright. Consulting Engineers: Wiley & Wilson; Sheets: 3. Dimensions: pages 1&2: 36"x24"; page 3 21"x29.75". Condition: Good with some tape and torn edges, water marks and stamped notations on back. Acc. 2010.559

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  2. Facilities Management Records, 1678/2003
  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

Series 3: Publications and Sketches, 1923/2003

This series includes printed material classified as publications such as newsletters and brochures. Also included in this series is the sketchbook of Charles M. Robinson Architects of Richmond, Virginia surveying the property of the College of William and Mary between Richmond and Jamestown Roads in 1923. Included in the book are sketches of the historic campus, sewer system drawings, other buildings and athletic fields, and handwritten notes by the architect about the project.

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Storage Buildings Plot Layout, 1947

Scope and Contents Copy of a blueprint of storage buildings plot plan layout with sewer and manhole schedules. Handwritten note on back of blueprint: Plot of Warehouses A, B, C & D, 3-26-47. Architect: Charles Major. Sheet: 1. Dimensions: 27" x 20.5". Condition: good with torn edges. Acc. 2010.520

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  2. Facilities Management Records, 1678/2003
  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

Tilmouth - College of William and Mary, 1939/1952

Scope and Contents Survey for Tilmouth Section of the College of William and Mary in Bruton District, York County, Virginia. Addition boundaries outlined from 1939, 1943 and 1952. Surveyor: none listed. Sheets: 1. Dimensions: 24.5"x 38". Condition: Good, tissue paper with a number of tears and missing pieces. Acc. 2010.589.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Facilities Management Records, 1678/2003
  3. Series 1: Blueprints and Other Drawings, 1900

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