Papers of Milton L. Grigg [manuscript] 1930-1981.

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Papers of Milton L. Grigg [manuscript] 1930-1981.

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Correspondence, publications, speeches, architectural drawings, a project list, 1945-1972, pamphlets, photographs, clippings, book reviews, reports, and research files from Grigg's career reflect his interest in church architecture, restoration, and historic preservation. Among the projects represented are Bremo, Fluvanna Co., Va.; Christ Episcopal Church, Charlottesville; Christ Episcopal Church, Middlesex Co.; Edgemont, Albemarle Co.; The Falls Episcopal Church, Falls Church; Farmington, Louisville, Ky.; Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandria; Monticello, Albemarle Co.; Mountain View, Albemarle Co.; Ramsay House, Alexandria; and Vauter's Episcopal Church, Essex Co. Correspondents include I.T. Frary, David L. Holmes, Fiske Kimball, and Charles E. Peterson.

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