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George Mason University

Edgar A. Prichard papers

14.25 Linear Feet 29 boxes
The Edgar A. Prichard papers include correspondence, legal, finance and other papers relating to Reston. The majority of the collection deals with property, dedications, deeds, sales and leases in Reston. The documents are primarily from Prichard's dealing with the Palindrome Corporation and Gulf Reston Incorporated.
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Edgar A. Prichard papers 14.25 Linear Feet 29 boxes

Prichard, Edgar A., 1920-2000
The Edgar A. Prichard papers include correspondence, legal, finance and other papers relating to Reston. The majority of the collection deals with property, dedications, deeds, sales and leases in Reston. The documents are primarily from Prichard's dealing with the Palindrome Corporation and Gulf Reston Incorporated.
George Mason University

Paul Grinberg Reston collection

0.5 Linear Feet 1 box
The Paul Grinberg Reston collection is comprised of one document case. The documents in the collection consist mostly of marketing and business reports on Reston from 1962 to 1968.
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Paul Grinberg Reston collection 0.5 Linear Feet 1 box

Grinberg, Paul
The Paul Grinberg Reston collection is comprised of one document case. The documents in the collection consist mostly of marketing and business reports on Reston from 1962 to 1968.

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