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12.0 Anonymous Witnesses (B) - Supporting Documents / Articles MSS 04-2, Box 21, Folder 5
12.0 Anonymous Witnesses (C) - Relevant Cases MSS 04-2, Box 22, Folder 1
7.0 Legal Research (A) Memorandum and Reports MSS 04-2, Box 19, Folder 1
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125 Years of Women - Planning Box 8, Folder 3-4
50 Years of Arts and Humanities Box 4, Folder 2
Applications - Council for Women's Concerns Box 8, Folder 21
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13 Items - Printed Material - Faulkner-Ford - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 6
17 Items - Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference Materials - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 8
30 Items - State Department File Concerning William Faulkner - 15242 Box 131, Folder 5
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1-4 Mel Leipzig - MCCC Faculty Box VA-04 Box 33, Item VA04.04.08.007.T3
"19 Artists Shine in MCCC Show" Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 6, Item VA04.01.1.224
30 Second Public Service Announcement Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 1, Item VA04.01.2.013
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14. Misc. Correspondence Genealogy Data Box 3, Folder 32
15. Genealogy Letters Box 3, Folder 33
17. Genealogy Letters to RLD Box 3, Folder 35
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1708-Exhibition history Box VA-02 Box 4, Folder VA02.01.0.232
1708 Gallery Box VA-02 Box 1, Folder VA02.01.0.097
2nd Street Gallery, Charlottesville Box VA-02 Box 1, Folder VA02.01.0.053
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1807 Seminole Trail Oversize_Flat_File_folder 213
Aerial Photo map: Albemarle County, Section 44 Oversize_Flat_File_folder 215
Dreyfus Residence, Brinnington Oversize_Flat_File_folder 108
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