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Violation Sheet for Mojick Fieron
Violation Sheet for Mojick Fieron 1919
Violinist Itzhak Perlman Performs during a State Dinner in Honor of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Violinist Itzhak Perlman Performs during a State Dinner in Honor of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 5/7/2007
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Mildred Jeter
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Mildred Jeter 7/1958
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Richard Loving
State of Virginia, County of Caroline Commonwealth Warrant of Arrest vs. Richard Loving 7/1958
Virginia, Brandy Station, Telegraph Construction Corps of the Army of the Potomac
Virginia, Brandy Station, Telegraph Construction Corps of the Army of the Potomac 4/1864
Virginia, Fredericksburg, Battery D, Second United States Artillery.
Virginia, Fredericksburg, Battery D, Second United States Artillery. 1863
Virginia, Fredericksburg, Pontoon Bridge across the Rappahannock river.
Virginia, Fredericksburg, Pontoon Bridge across the Rappahannock river. 5/1863
Virginia Monument, Gettysburg, PA
Virginia Monument, Gettysburg, PA 1917 (Photograph 2001)
Virginia, Petersburg, Field Telegraph Battery Wagon
Virginia, Petersburg, Field Telegraph Battery Wagon 9/1864
Virginia Plan
Virginia Plan 6/13/1787
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