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

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

District of Columbia Interstate System - 1970's folder 4 of 4, 1972 Box 50, Folder 6

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Documents Relating to Mr. Mertz's Trip to Kuwait, 1958/1973 Box 26, Folder 53

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Don't Be a Piker [Putting Valuation on Fantastic Schemes for Superhighways by Ben H. Petty, 1938 Box 4, Folder 18

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DOT Efforts Regarding Inflation Box 32, Folder 3

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DOT HUD Agreement Box 29, Folder 2

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Down Tomorrow's Roads [address delivered at Texas A and M], 1954 Box 1, Folder 18

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Draft History of Our Nation's Highways, Part II, Chapter 4, section A and B; Social, Economic and Financial Aspects of Highway Development Box 38, Folder 2

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Draft History of Our Nation's Highways, Part II, Chapter 4, section C; Highways and the National Economy, 1975 Box 38, Folder 5

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Draft History of Our Nation's Highways, Part II, Chapter 4, section D; Patterns and Trends in Highway Planning, 1975 Box 38, Folder 4

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Draft Text for a Department of Transportation International Brochure Box 26, Folder 127

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