Collection: Smithey & Boynton, Architects & Engineers Records / Date range: 1947 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Smithey & Boynton, Architects & Engineers Records Date range 1947

#784 - Diocese of Southwestern Virginia, Evans House (Bishop's Office), Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 17, Folder 14, Box 48, Box 223

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#785 - Barnes, Mr. Francis H., residence - alterations, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 235

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#785 - Barnes, Mr. Francis H., residence, Roanoke, Virginia Box 17, Folder 15, Box 48

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#786 - Caldwell-Sites Company warehouse building - preliminaries to topographic data, Roanoke, Virginia, Smithey & Boynton Box 266

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#786 - Caldwell-Sites Company warehouse building, Vinton, Virginia Box 17, Folder 16, Box 48

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#787 - Roanoke Photo Finishing Company - camera shop lighting Box 17, Folder 17, Box 48

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#788 - Roy Pollard swimming pool, Roanoke, Virginia Box 17, Folder 18

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#789 - Allison Gap School, Smyth County, Virginia Box 17, Folder 19, Box 48

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#790 - Huff, Leigh, store building, Roanoke, Virginia Box 17, Folder 20

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#792 - Bridle Creek School, Grayson County, Virginia Box 17, Folder 23

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