Date range: 1953 / Names: Dunlop, James R. - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-3352/A-B - First page of letter of Martha Washington to Mrs. Samuel Powel - 20 May 1787 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3353 - Letter of Tobias Lear to Thomas Porter - Nov. 24, 1786 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3354 - Letter of Frances Washington to Col. Burwell Bassett, 20 Sept. 1790 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3355/A - Martha Washington's trunk Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3356 - Wells Fargo Certificate to Louis McLane -1859 - "Gold Bar" Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3357 - Group showing Ann Pamela Cunningham and Vice Regents at Mount Vernon Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3358 - Copy photograph - Mrs. Anna Cora Ogden Ritchie, First Vice Regent of Virginia Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3359 - Photo of Miss Harriet Clayton Comegys, Fourth Mount Vernon Regent Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3360 - Photo of Mrs. Alice Haliburton Richards, Fifth Mount Vernon Regent Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-3361 - Photo of Mrs. Justine Van Rensselaer Townsend, Third Mount Vernon Regent Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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