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

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Highway Development Under the New Legislation - Notebook 9 [AASHO meeting], 1946 Box 8, Folder 46

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Highway Engineering in the United States - Notebook 11 [History], 1930 Box 10, Folder 32

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Highway Engineering - Notebook 11 [Iowa Semi-Centennial], 1920 Box 9, Folder 40

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Highway Engineering Research - Notebook 11 [Meeting of Land Grant College Association], 1920 Box 9, Folder 37

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Highway Engineer Training Program, Your Road to Success Box 26, Folder 35

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Highway Fact Sheet, 1978 Box 26, Folder 112

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Highway Finance - Federal, State and Local - Notebook 11 [American Road Builders' Assn.] Box 10, Folder 55

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Highway Finance - Notebook 11 Box 10, Folder 29

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Highway Impact Zones - Some Studies and Experience [adverse effect of highway noise] Box 31, Folder 7

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Highway Improvement: Continuing Business - Notebook 11 [American Road Builders Association ], 1924 Box 9, Folder 20

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