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Confederate Chapel, Negative 3184, 1958 Box SC-21 Box 1, Item SC21.01.1.003
[Cook out/barbecue on Liberty Avenue in Bungalow City] Box VA-04 Box 26, Item VA04.03.3.028.T1
Cossitt child opening Fabergé egg to view ring, 1967 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.09.001
Cossitt children holding Fabergé vase with tulip, 1967 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.08.001
Cossitt children viewing Fabergé imperial eggs, 1967 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.06.001
Cossitt child viewing Fabergé imperial egg, 1967 Binder SC-07 Photo Archives, Page Unknown, Item SC07.PH.07.001
Cousin Raymond ?, Sonny and Hughes, ? Hobson, 1979 Box VA-04 Box 26, Item VA04.03.3.015.T1
"Czarist Treasures to be seen in the Lobby of the Jefferson Hotel," Richmond Times-Dispatch (2 copies), 1932 Box SC-07 Box 2, Folder 15, Item SC07.04.0.002
Dad, Aunt Beck and Uncle Jim Box VA-04 Box 26, Item VA04.03.3.024.T1
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