Collection: Milton L. Grigg Papers, 1929/1998 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Milton L. Grigg Papers, 1929/1998 Level File

CLOUDS HILL (Douglas & Sharon DuPONT) - POOL HOUSE - IVY, VA - CMSN 2820, 1986 Tube_box 042

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CLUKEY, JAMES (MR.) - [Colthurst] - [Colthurst] - [Albemarle County, VA] - CMSN 2195, 1973 Tube_box 151

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COFER, CARL - RESIDENCE - LAFAYETTE, GA - CMSN 2493, 1979 Tube_box 730

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COIT, LEW - MEADOWBROOK FARM - [Garden house] - [Laithan, VA] - CMSN 1559, 1954 Tube_box 295

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COIT, LEW - ["The Lord's Bounty"] - [Anne Arundel County, MD] - CMSN 1460, 1950 Tube_box 680

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COLLEGE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH - [(?)Heritage Baptist Church from Forest Dr. and Cherry Grove Ave.] - ANNAPOLIS, MD - CMSN 2081, 1969 Tube_box 529, Tube_box 530, Tube_box 531, Tube_box 532, Tube_box 533, Tube_box 534

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COLLINA - [apartments] - SHADWELL, VA - CMSN 2154, 1972 Tube_box 318

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COLLINSVILLE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - COLLINSVILLE, VA - CMSN 2030, 1968 Tube_box 731

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COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG - [Merchants Square] - WILLIAMSBURG, VA - CMSN 2579, 1981 Tube_box 678, Tube_box 679

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COMMERCIAL BANK - THOMASVILLE, GA - CMSN 2366, 1977 Tube_box 396

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