Collection: Harrisonburg Historic Map Collection - ARVAS Search Results

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Map of Ott Street Addition to Harrisonburg VA Box OV 1, Folder 1

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Map of Parcel of Land Owned by Jno. Mitchell's Estate Required by City of Harrisonburg For Street Improvements copy 1 & 2 Box OV 1, Folder 4

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Map of Park Place situated in Harrisonburg VA (Chicago Avenue, Green Street, High Street, Gay Street) copy 1 & 2 Box OV 1, Folder 1

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Map of Park View copy 1 & 2 Box OV 2, Folder 1

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Map of property belonging to F.L. Sublett situated in Harrisonburg VA (German Street, Wolfe Street, Elizabeth Street) Box OV 1, Folder 1

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Map of Property Belonging to Mrs. K. S. Paul situated in Harrisonburg, VA Box OV 1, Folder 2

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Map of Property Belonging to the Harrisonburg Realty Co. (South Main Street) Box OV 3, Folder 1

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Map of Property Owned by E. B. Crawford Harrisonburg VA. Box OV 1, Folder 3

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Map of property owned by John W. Morrison situated on the south side of Bruce Street Harrisonburg VA Box OV 1, Folder 4

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Map of Property Owned by the Central Atlantic States Service Corp. Harrisonburg Virginia Box OV 1, Folder 4

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