Search

Start Over Collection Broadside Collection, 1777/2012

1, 010 Brave Men Wanted!, 1861 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 8

Place of Publication: Morgantown
Index Card Notes: Evans, James. 1,010 Brave Men Wanted! [Morgantown? 1861?] "I am authorized by Governor Pierpoint to raise a regiment of men to consist of ten companies of 101 men each...When two companies are formed they will be mustered into services and a camp will be established at or near Morgantown.... Signed: James Evans." Dated: 29 July 1861. 1955 May 24. Civil War: Recruiting posters Morgantown: Civil war in. Civil War in: Morgantown. Evans, James. Dates: 1860-1869. Source: Transfer from WVU. Library Div. of Documents
original.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1861

15 Horse Power Engine for Sale, 1867 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 14

Place of Publication: Fairmont
Index Card Notes: Haymond & Fleming, Attorneys At Law. 15 Horse Power Engine for Sale! Text begins. Signed: Haymond & Fleming, Atty's at Law, Fairmont, W.Va., or Morgan Swisher, Newsport. Source: A. B. Fleming Papers.
2 originals

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1867

A Card, 1874 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 3, Folder 1

Place of Publication: Kingwood, West Virginia
Index Card Notes: Wilson, J. H. A Card. Text begins. Kingwood?, 1874. Signed: J. H. Wilson. Affidavit dated:...10th day of October, 1874. First line of text: I can submit in silence to the...Photostat copy. Wilson takes issue with the writer of article appearing in the Preston County Journal Misrepresenting his Stand on the New Constitution.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1870/1874

A Card to the Public, 1861 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 8

Place of Publication: Clarksburg, Va.
Index Card Notes: [Wilson, Benjamin.] A Card To The Public. [Text Begins.] [Clarksburg, 1861.] [Bottom of sheet torn off] Wilson denies that he signed the Carlile-Lewis resolutions of January 19, 1861. Source: Julia Davis Healy. A&M 1385. 1960 Dec 17

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1861

Address to the Patrons of the Martinsburg Gazette, 1832 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 2

Place of Publication: Martinsburg, Berkeley County
Index Card Notes: Address to the patrons of the Martinsburg Gazette, by the carrier -- Alias the devil. New Year's Morning, 1832. /Martinsburg, 1832/
16 7/8 x 10 3/4. 2 cols. Dated at the bottom of sheet: January 2, 1832. Illustrated at head of title by spread eagle with banner reading: E Pluribus Unum.
From: Berkeley Co. Ct. Newsps. 1955 Dec.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1830/1839

Advertisement of New and Extraordinary Travelling Accommodations to Baltimore, 1812 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 1

Place of Publication: Wheeling, W. Va.
Index Card Notes: New and extraordinary travelling accommodations to Baltimore...
Signed: Wm. K. Newman, Agent
Travel poster advertising accommodations from Wheeling to Baltimore. Facsimile broadside included with Valleys of History, v. 4, no. 1, Winter, 1968.
Transfer from WVR
1968 Mar 25

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1777/1829

A Great Rally of the Friends of Liberty!, 1861 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 8

Place of Publication: Marion County
Index Card Notes: Fairmont. Unionism. A Great Rally of the Friends of Liberty! To Help Save the Best Government in the World! Will Be Held In Fairmont, on Monday, May 6th, Court Day....Hon. John S. Carlile, Will Be There To Address the People...[Fairmont, 1861.] Photostat neg. Dated: Fairmont, Marion County, Va., April 29, 1861. No Source.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1861

A message from the Army of the Valley of Virginia, 1865 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 12

Place of Publication: Virginia
Index Card Notes: Army. C.S.A. A message from the army of the Valley of Virginia. /n.p., 1865./ Dated: Camp of Smith's Brigade. Transfer from Francis H. Peirpoint Papers 1960 Jun 30
3 copies: 1 original, 2 photostat copies: 1 neg & 1 pos.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1865

An Address from the Central Committee to the People of North Western Virginia., 1861 Map Cabinet 2, Drawer 2, Folder 8

Place of Publication: Wheeling, Va.
Index Card Notes: 1861. An Address from the Central Committee to the People of North Western Virginia. Wheeling, Va., May 22, 1861. Response of the Wheeling Convention to the Virginia Secession Resolution. Clipping, Separated from Monroe County Court Record Volumes. 1981, Nov. 10
Two copies

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Broadside Collection, 1777/2012
  3. Assorted Broadsides, Initial Collection, 1777/2012
  4. Assorted Broadsides, 1861

Content Warning

ARVAS is an aggregator of archival resources. ARVAS does not have control of the descriptive language used in our members’ finding aids.

Finding aids may contain historical terms and phrases, reflecting the shared attitudes and values of the community from which they were collected, but are offensive to modern readers. These include demeaning and dehumanizing references to race, ethnicity, and nationality; enslaved or free status; physical or mental ability; religion; sex; and sexual orientation and gender identity.

Many institutions and organizations are in the process of reviewing and revising their descriptive language, with the intent to describe materials in more humanizing, inclusive, and harm-reductive ways. As members revise their descriptive language, their changes will eventually be reflected in their ARVAS finding aids.