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CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL CONTROL BUILDING CCB

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Capture Date: 12/12/1980

Photographer: DAVID FARLEY

Keywords: Larsen Scan

Location Building No: 135

Photographs Relating to Agency Activities, Facilities and Personnel

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label_outline Explore Central Control Building Ccb, Ccb, David Farley

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