Date range: 1985 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1985

1985-1991 NYSC Camp Director Selection Box 50

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1985-1992 NYSC-NYSF Selection of Miscellaneous Staff Positions Box 50

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1985-'86 Linda McDowell Box 21, Folder 9

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1985-86 New Music Series: Publicity Box 36957 Box 16, Folder Folder 26, Item RG25.01.0.036

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1985-86 Season: announcement of events, members-list, correspondence; Fall Meeting-announcement, memos, remarks, Graham Hood (speaker) correspondence; Collector of the Year (Thaw)-pamphlet, memos, correspondence, works exhibited, Pierpont Morgan Library correspondence, Dinner-program, Spring Meeting-memos, announcement, Dennis Halloran (speaker) correspondence; policy-memos Box RG-19 Box 2, Folder 21

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1985-86 Season: Photos of Thaw works loaned Box RG-19 Box 2, Folder 22

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1985 Administrative System (Parking Correspondence, Assistant City Management Correspondence) Box 20

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1985, Alumni Day, (23) 3 ½ x 5, color, (31) negative strips Box 18, Folder 03

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1985 Annual ANA Convention Program Preview Box 12, Folder 12

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1985 ATA National Ballot Box 75, Folder 11

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