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

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American Club of Sweden, Stockholm, Sweden, 1967 Box 17, Folder 142

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American Electric Power Company, 1987 Box 33, Folder 37

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American Electric Power Company, 1987 Box 33, Folder 38

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American Legion Boy's State, Lynchburg College, 1977 Box 23, Folder 81

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Amherst County Chamber of Commerce, Winton Country Club, Clifford, Virginia (speech given by Mr. Maurice B. Rowe, Secretary of Administration and Finance), 1977 Box 23, Folder 49

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Announcement of candidacy for governorship in November election, 1973 Box 19, Folder 190

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Annual Awards Banquet, Virginia Wildlife Federation, Mariner Resort Motel Inn, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 1975 Box 21, Folder 93

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Annual Banquet, Commissioners of the Revenue Association, Williamsburg Colony, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1972 Box 19, Folder 171

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Annual Banquet, Committee for Dulles, Sheraton Convention Center, Reston, Virginia, 1974 Box 20, Folder 45

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Annual Banquet of the Williamsburg-James City County Chamber of Commerce, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1973 Box 19, Folder 191

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