Collection: Northern Virginia Oral History Project collection, 1958/1996 - ARVAS Search Results

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BEARD, JOSEPH. Reminiscences of Fairfax County, Va Agricultural Agent August 9, 1975 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BENNETT, MABEL. Community Life at Fairfax Court House (c.1900-80) with Elsie Lucas. December 6,1982 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BENNETT, MABEL Family life in Fairfax, VA (ca. 1910-1980) December 6, 1982 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BESLEY, OLIVER W., Jr. Wakefield Chapel, Fairfax County, VA November 10, 1976 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BIRCH, ALVIN ASHTON. Schools and transportation in Fairfax County, VA. A Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BIRCH, ALVIN ASHTON. Work and religion in Pender, VA January 6, 1977 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BLACK, ELIZABETH. Community life in Dunn-Loring, VA June 21, 1971 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BLAKE, RONALD. Schools, farming, and transportation in Oakton, VA December 21, 1969 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BLES, MARCUS J.July 22, 1975. Oversize TC 3 Vault

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BOSTON, MERVIN. Family life in McLean, Va March 8,1973 Oversize TC 3 Vault

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