- Repository:
- Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech
- Published:
- 2013
• | Architects | [X] |
• | International Archive of Women in Architecture (IAWA) | [X] |
• | Women-owned architectural firms | [X] |
• | Women -- History | (13) |
• | Architectural drawing -- 20th century | (9) |
• | History of Women in Architecture | (5) |
• | Architects -- New Jersey | (1) |
• | Architects and community | (1) |
• | Architecture -- Study and teaching | (1) |
• | Buildings -- Specifications | (1) |
• | Women architects -- Israel | (1) |
• | Women architects -- New Jersey | (1) |
• | Women travelers -- Asia | (1) |
• | Women travelers -- Europe | (1) |
• | Women travelers -- South America | (1) |
• | Women travelers -- United States | (1) |
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