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

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Planning the Interregional Highway System [H.E. Hilts] -Notebook 6, 1940 Box 5, Folder 29

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Planning to Solve Metropolitan Transportation Problems - Notebook 7 [ by Robert B. Mitchell, Delivered at the 5th Biennial General Assembly of the States], 1960 Box 5, Folder 11

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Policy Address [Policy Statement Adopted by AASHO], 1954 Box 8, Folder 9

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Policy Concerning Maximum Dimensions, Weights and Speeds Of Motor Vehicles to Be Operated Over the Highways of the United States Box 54, Folder 5

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Policy On Maximum Dimensions and Weights Of Motor Vehicles to Be Operated Over the Highways of the United States Box 54, Folder 4

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Population, Economic, and Land Use studies in Urban Transportation Planning Box 22, Folder 19

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Pork: A Time-Honored Tradition Lives On Box 25, Folder 73

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Post-interstate Plan Shapes Up Box 31, Folder 4

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Post Interstate Transportation Program, 1989 Box 25, Folder 75

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Post Office Appropriations Act of 1922; June 19, 1922 - Notebook 16 Box 13, Folder 21

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