Collection: Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon, 1870/2016 - ARVAS Search Results

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Non-MVLA structure - Main floor plan, Director's Dining Room, Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, 1949 Drawer 71, Folder 4

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Non-MVLA structure - Mount Vernon replica, The City of New York Commission for the Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, 1932 Drawer 71, Folder 1

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Non-MVLA structure - Pohick Church, Unknown Dead Memorial, 1925 Drawer 71, Folder 2

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Non-MVLA structure - The City of New York Commission for the Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, 1932 Box Rolled Storage Bin 2

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Non-MVLA structure - U.S. Post Office, Mount Vernon, 1968 Box Rolled Storage Bin 3

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Non-MVLA structure - Vestry House, Pohick Church, 1930 Drawer 71, Folder 3

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North and South Elevation of Mansion, 1937 Drawer 70

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North and South Lanes Utilities Detail, 1983 Drawer 70

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North Section and South Section of Mansion, 1937 Drawer 49, Folder 4

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Octagons (Garden Houses, North and South Necessary), 1956 Drawer 53, Folder 2

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