Collection: Mills E. Godwin, Jr. Papers, 1712/1989, bulk 1947/1989 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Mills E. Godwin, Jr. Papers, 1712/1989, bulk 1947/1989

Press Conference Announcement, Young Virginians for Godwin, 1973 Box 19, Folder 220

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Press Release Statement, Plasser American Corporation, Completion of expansion at Chesapeake, 1977 Box 24, Folder 42

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Private Citizen Schedules, Monthly Calendar, 1971 Box 16, Folder 2a

Monthly calendars. Shows major appointments and engagements.

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Private Citizen Schedules, Monthly Calendar, 1972 Box 16, Folder 2a

Monthly calendars. Shows major appointments and engagements.

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Private Citizen Schedules, Monthly Calendar, 1973 Box 16, Folder 2a

Monthly calendars. Shows major appointments and engagements.

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Probation and Parole Staff, Holiday Inn, West, 1974 Box 20, Folder 35

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Proceedings Federal-State Relationship Conference, 1967 Box 26, Folder 3

Film. 7 inch reel.

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Protocol Dinner, Brussels-Hilton Hotel, 1969 Box 19, Folder 4

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Public Hearing on I-66 Modifications, Washington, D. C., 1976 Box 22, Folder 102

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Public Relations Award Dinner, John Marshall Hotel, Richmond, Virginia, 1971 Box 19, Folder 127

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