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

Well and pump, Frank's Pump and Repair Shop, 1967/1972 Box SC-02 Box 2, Folder Folder 42

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Westcott Cunningham, 1985/1986 Box SC-02 Box 5, Folder Folder 221

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William and Mary Box SC-02 Box 12, Folder Folder 529

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William Hodges Baker Thesis - Origin and Early Development of the Virginia Museum Theatre, 1970 Box SC-02 Box 8, Folder Folder 351

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Woodberry Forest - J. Carter Walker Memorial Center Dedication, 1966 Box SC-02 Box 8, Folder Folder 343

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Work sheets, 1977 Box SC-02 Box 4, Folder Folder 182

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World's Fair 1939-Burr Anderson: Richmond Temple article on Virginia Room, photographs, transparency, slide, 1939/1991 Box SC-02 Box 9, Folder Folder 365

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World's Fair and other Special Exhibitions: newspaper clippings regarding N.Y World's Fair, Virginia Room and Brussels World's Fair,, 1939/1951 Box SC-02 Box 9, Folder Folder 368

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Yardley screen: correspondence regarding acquiring from VMFA, 1983/1984 Box SC-02 Box 3, Folder Folder 73

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