James Nesmith residence plans [manuscript], 1934.

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James Nesmith residence plans [manuscript], 1934.

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Collection includes: 17 plans, elevations and details on 9 sheets of the James Nesmith house near Rickreall, Oregon, recorded 1934.

43 x 61 cm.

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8031279

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Historic American Buildings Survey. Oregon.

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