Collection: Leslie Cheek, Jr. Personal Papers (SC-02), 1931/1993 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Leslie Cheek, Jr. Personal Papers (SC-02), 1931/1993

The First Governor's Awards for the Arts, 1969 Oversize SC-02 Realia 1

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"The Four Arts", 1935 Box SC-02 Box 8, Folder Folder 353

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The Governor's Awards for the Arts, 1979 Oversize SC-02 Flat Files 1

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"The School for Wives, Exterior," set design by Jack Doepp, 1985 Oversize SC-02 Hanging Location 2

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"The School for Wives, Interior," set design by Jack Doepp, 1985 Oversize SC-02 Hanging Location 2

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"The Virginia Arts" Box SC-02 Box 10, Folder Folder 457

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The Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers George Washington Award, 1981 Oversize SC-02 Realia 1

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"The Virginia Room for the New York World's Fair '39," drawing by Leslie Cheek, 1939 Oversize SC-02 Flat Files 1

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Thomas Jefferson Award speech, September 16, 1966-letters of compliment and replies, remarks of the Public Relations Society of America, newspaper clippings, 1966 Box SC-02 Box 13, Folder Folder 552

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Thomas Jefferson Citation for Public Service, 1966 Oversize SC-02 Flat Files 1

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