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13 Years of Good Luck, 2009 Box 1, Folder 5
A How to Guide on Starting a DIY Events Calendar (in your town), 2009 Box 11, Folder 10
Animal Poems and Animal Colors, 2009 Box 1, Folder 29
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150 Steward and Leader Guides, 2009/2019 Box 1, Folder 5
Newsletter, accomplishments, and Virginia laws, 2009/2015 Box 1, Folder 12
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1693 Scholars, 2009/2018 Box 90, Folder 720
25th reunion, 2008/2010 Box 86, Folder 686
50th Anniversary of African Americans in residence, 2006/2017 Box 52, Folder 340
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1807 Seminole Trail, 1980/2010 Oversize_Flat_File_folder 213
Aerial Photo map: Albemarle County, Section 44, 1980/2010 Oversize_Flat_File_folder 215
Dreyfus Residence, Brinnington, 1980/2010 Oversize_Flat_File_folder 108
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Career, personal life, and publications, 1954/2012 Box 4, Box 5
Gothic literature, 1957/2012 Box 1, Box 2, Box 3, Box 4
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1901-2207 Paul Spring Road, 1996/2009 Box 55, Folder 6
1912-1924 Martha's Road, 1997/2009 Box 54, Folder 4
1974-2203 Martha's Road, 1996/2009 Box 55, Folder 1
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1969 High Street Widening Project, 1966/2012 Box 9, Folder 11
box 5, folder 9, [title not supplied], 2000/2010 Box 5, Folder 9
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