Collection: Northern Virginia oral history project collection, 1958/1996

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Vozzolo, Elizabeth Mary, 1977 Box 12

Community life in Fairfax County, VA(ca. 1850-1975) with emphasis on Wakefield Chapel, Part 3.; 13 page transcript.

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Vozzolo, Elizabeth M. Besley, 1976/1977 Box 16, Folder 26

Community life in Fairfax County, VA(ca. 1850-1975) with emphasis on Wakefield Chapel, Part 3.

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Wagner, Mabel, 1972 Box 12

Family life in Langley, VA (ca. 1890-1970) with emphasis on transportation, the Langley Citizens Association, and local legends; 21 page transcript.

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Wagner, Mabel, 1972 Box 16, Folder 27

Family life in Langley, VA (ca. 1890-1970) with emphasis on transportation, the Langley Citizens Association, and local legends.

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Wagstaff, R. Edward, 1966 Box 12

The struggle to save Sully Plantation (Fairfax County, VA)during the development of Dulles Airport (ca. 1920-1965) with emphasis on Wakefield Chapel(1850-1972), Part 1.; 1 abstract (2p.). Access copy available on CD in box 24.

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Wagstaff, R. Edward, 1966 Box 24

The struggle to save Sully Plantation (Fairfax County, VA)during the development of Dulles Airport (ca. 1920-1965) with emphasis on Wakefield Chapel(1850-1972), Part 1.; 1 abstract (2p.).

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Wakefield, Lowell T., Jr., 1976 Box 12

Family life in Annadale, VA(ca. 1915-1975) with particular emphasis on Wakefield Chapel.; 7 page transcript.

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Wakefield, Vic and Gloria, 1977 Box 16, Folder 28

Interview with Vic and Gloria Wakefield.

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Wakefield, Vic and Gloria, 1977 Box 18, Folder 37

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Walker, Bertha Bowmen (Mrs. Wilbur), 1980 Box 12

Oakton History, David Walker, Chantilly, Church of the Brethren, Dairy farming

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