Collection: William L. Mertz transportation collection, 1895/1995 - ARVAS Search Results

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Transcript of Informal Remarks of Thomas H MacDonald before the Annual Meeting of Association to Highway Officials of North Atlantic States - Notebook 11 [approval procedures for highway projects] Box 11, Folder 26

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Transcript of Informal Remarks of Thomas H. MacDonald Before the annual Meeting of the association of Highway Officials of North Atlantic States - Notebook 9, 1943 Box 8, Folder 66

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Trans-Hudson Rail Service to Penn station Box 23, Folder 37

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TRANS - Interim Report [continuation of folder 47]- Notebook 15 Box 13, Folder 47

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TRANS - Interim Report [continuation of folder 48] Notebook 15 Box 13, Folder 48

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TRANS Interim Report Notebook 15 [a draft report on an analysis of transportation resource allocation], 1971 Box 13, Folder 46

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Transportation 2020 America's Future Depends on It Box 25, Folder 98

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Transportation 2020 state forums, 1987 Box 26, Folder 141

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Transportation Alternatives Group Issue Statement Box 25, Folder 91

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Transportation and Air Quality [Federal Highway Admin] Box 23, Folder 39

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