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

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BRANCHLANDS RETIREMENT VILLAGE PH1-B - [Site info] - ALBEMARLE CO, VA - CMSN 2569, 1980 Tube_box 803, Tube_box 802

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BRANCHLANDS RETIREMENT VILLAGE PH1-C - [Site info] - ALBEMARLE CO, VA - CMSN 2569, 1980 Tube_box 804, Tube_box 803

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BRANCHLANDS RETIREMENT VILLAGE PH1-D - [Site info] - ALBEMARLE CO, VA - CMSN 2569, 1980 Tube_box 805, Tube_box 803

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BRANCHLANDS RETIREMENT VILLAGE TOWNHOUSES - (LANGMAN-STOWE) - ALBEMARLE CO, VA - CMSN 2626, 1983 Tube_box 535, Tube_box 608, Tube_box 536, Tube_box 537

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BREMO - AIR CONDITIONING - CMSN 1955, 1965 Tube_box 270

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BREMO - BARN - [A.C. 1955-65, Barn 1806-61, plus misc. Monticello prints related to Bremo] - BREMO, VA - CMSN 1806, 1961 Tube_box 270

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BRESSLER, BERNARD - DURHAM, NC - CMSN 1597, 1955 Tube_box 332

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BRIGHT, WILLIAM & PATTY- RESIDENCE/NEW - SUMMERSVILLE, WV - CMSN 2787, 1985 Tube_box 456, Tube_box 501

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BROOKES, GARDNER - [Plans from William and Wentworth from 1927 based Newport News] - WILLIAMSBURG, VA - CMSN 509, 1933 Tube_box 149, Tube_box 651

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BROOKS, EATON (ESQ.) - [435 Park St., office porch renovation] - CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - CMSN 2424, 1978 Tube_box 776

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