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

Start Over Collection William L. Mertz transportation collection, 1895/1995

An Evaluation of Urban Planning - Notebook 14 [continuation of report in folder 51] Box 13, Folder 51

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An Evaluation of Urban Transportation Planning Box 18, Folder 29

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An Evaluation of Urban Transportation Planning - Notebook 14 Box 13, Folder 49

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A New Look at the Federal -Aid Program [MacDonald's address to the American Road Builder's Association], 1950 Box 8, Folder 32

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A New Look At the Federal Aid Program - Notebook 11 Box 12, Folder 8

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A New Pattern for National Highway Development - Notebook 11 Box 11, Folder 19

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A New York Metropolitan Regional Plan for Transportation and Land Development [Memorandum for Meeting in Albany, NY by Robert B. Mitchell], 1960 Box 5, Folder 13

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An Interview with Ellis L. Armstrong Box 27, Folder 23

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Annual Address (1948) - Notebook 9 [H.R. Baldock, AASHO], 1948 Box 8, Folder 38

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Annual Address - Notebook 9 [C. W. Phillips, AASHO], 1947 Box 8, Folder 39

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