Collection: Harrisonburg Historic Map Collection - ARVAS Search Results

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Plat Showing Two Tracts of Land to be Exchanged between the City of Harrisonburg and L. H. Wenger. Located partly Within and Partly without the South city Limits of Harrisonburg Box OV 2, Folder 3

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Plat showing Western Extension of South Ave. thru the Lands of Hugh R. Logan Box OV 2, Folder 3

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Pleasant Hill Acres E. B. Heatwole and Ruby M. Heatwole, owners Central Dist. Rockingham Co, Virginia Flat File 5

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Portion of the O. I. Berry Farm to be leased to Harrisonburg Box OV 2, Folder 4

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Portland Cement from D.L. Chaney to W.G. Myers (Coal Trestles) Box 1, Folder 7

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Port Road, Crawford Avenue, Hillside Avenue with lots Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Port Road, Lot 10 Block C, Moffett Terrace Geo. T. Wallace III and Dr. Ronald Ney Maplehurst Addition Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Port Road, Lot 1 Block F, F. O. Funkhouser Lot Maplehurst Addition Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Port Road Lot 2 and Lot 3 Block F, Maplehurst Addition Box OV 2, Folder 5

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Port Road, Lot. 4 Block F, Maplehurst Addition Box OV 2, Folder 5

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