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The Bayard D. Evans Collection, 1911-1995 (bulk 1939-1980)

4.75 linear feet
The Bayard D. Evans Collection consists of 4.75 linear feet and spans the years 1911-1995 (bulk 1939-1980) and consists of correspondence, notes, pamphlets, bumper stickers, sketches, architectural drawings, menus, newspaper clippings, newsletters, magazine articles, postcards, a match book, a program, a speech, and an award plaque.
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The Bayard D. Evans Collection, 1911-1995 (bulk 1939-1980) 4.75 linear feet

Evans, Bayard D. (1900-1980)
The Bayard D. Evans Collection consists of 4.75 linear feet and spans the years 1911-1995 (bulk 1939-1980) and consists of correspondence, notes, pamphlets, bumper stickers, sketches, architectural drawings, menus, newspaper clippings, newsletters, magazine articles, postcards, a match book, a program, a speech, and an award plaque.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Clifford Currie Collection on Colvin Run Mill, 1967-2003 (bulk 1968-1972)

0.75 linear feet
The Clifford Currie Collection on Colvin Run Mill consists of 0.75 linear feet and spans the years 1967-2003, the bulk of which dates from 1967-1972. The collection contains Currie’s handwritten logbooks, oversized engineering design drawings, and 422 slides taken during the restoration of Colvin Run Mill from 1968-1972.
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The Clifford Currie Collection on Colvin Run Mill, 1967-2003 (bulk 1968-1972) 0.75 linear feet

Currie, Clifford Randolph (1918-2004)
The Clifford Currie Collection on Colvin Run Mill consists of 0.75 linear feet and spans the years 1967-2003, the bulk of which dates from 1967-1972. The collection contains Currie’s handwritten logbooks, oversized engineering design drawings, and 422 slides taken during the restoration of Colvin Run Mill from 1968-1972.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Gum Springs, Virginia Collection, 1915-1991

.5 linear feet
The Gum Springs, Virginia Collection consists of .5 linear feet and spans the years 1915-1991 and consists of correspondence, a book manuscript, consulting reports, minutes, newspaper clippings, oral interview, blue prints, and cost estimates. Subjects covered are freedman; African-American community life; Gum Springs black history museum study including related community meetings; and the War on Poverty.
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The Gum Springs, Virginia Collection, 1915-1991 .5 linear feet

Virginia Room staff
The Gum Springs, Virginia Collection consists of .5 linear feet and spans the years 1915-1991 and consists of correspondence, a book manuscript, consulting reports, minutes, newspaper clippings, oral interview, blue prints, and cost estimates. Subjects covered are freedman; African-American community life; Gum Springs black history museum study including related community meetings; and the War on Poverty.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Virginia B. Peters Papers on the Fairfax County History Commission, 1982-1993

1.0 linear feet
The Virginia B. Peters Papers on the Fairfax County History Commission consists of 1.0 linear feet spanning the years 1982-1993 and contains correspondence, notes, minutes, reports, studies, and memorandum. Subjects include the Fairfax County History Commission, Fairfax County Park Authority, Fairfax County Office of Comprehensive Planning Heritage Resources Branch, and the preservation of Fairfax County historic buildings and historic districts.
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The Virginia B. Peters Papers on the Fairfax County History Commission, 1982-1993 1.0 linear feet

Peters, Virginia Bergman (1918 - )
The Virginia B. Peters Papers on the Fairfax County History Commission consists of 1.0 linear feet spanning the years 1982-1993 and contains correspondence, notes, minutes, reports, studies, and memorandum. Subjects include the Fairfax County History Commission, Fairfax County Park Authority, Fairfax County Office of Comprehensive Planning Heritage Resources Branch, and the preservation of Fairfax County historic buildings and historic districts.

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