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Charles van
Ravenswaay (August 10, 1911 –
March 20, 1990) was an
American historian,
museum administrator, and author. He
served as
State Superintendent...
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Ravenswaay, p. 46 Primm, p. 45 Van
Ravenswaay, p. 47 Primm, p. 44 "Commemoration
Committee for the...
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Adriana van
Ravenswaay (1816–1872), was a
Dutch painter. She was born in Hilversum,
United Kingdom of the Netherlands, as the
sister of the
painter Johannes...
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Charles (1991). St. Louis: An
Informal History of the City and Its People...
- Jan van
Ravenswaay (28
November 1789,
Hilversum - 2
March 1869, Hilversum) was a 19th-century
landscape painter from the
Northern Netherlands. He was born...
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Lange van
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Charles (1991).
Saint Louis: An
Informal History of the City and Its...
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Montgomery (1954–1961),
Edgar Preston Richardson (1962–1966),
Charles van
Ravenswaay (1966–1976),
James Morton Smith (1976–1984),
Thomas Ashley Graves Jr....
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Andreae 1914–1933 G. A. W. ter
Pelkwijk 1934–1942 and 1945–1948 C. van
Ravenswaay 1942–1945 Jhr. C. A. de
Ranitz 1948–1970 H. G. I.
Baron Van
Tuyll van...
- Michigan: Eerdmans, 1948,
quoted in
Lange van
Ravenswaay 2009, p. 146
Detmers 2006, p. 199;
Lange van
Ravenswaay 2009, pp. 143–146; Pak 2010, p. 177 Pak 2009...
