Collection: Dr. Barbara Howe, Professor, Papers, 1856/2025, bulk 1964/2025 / Date range: 1994 - ARVAS Search Results

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Monongalia County Planning Commission - West Run Advisory Committee, 1986/2004 Box 11, Folder 74-75

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Monongalia Historical Society, 1985/2023 Box 10, Folder 17

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Monongalia Historical Society, 1994 Box 21, Folder 14

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Mon Valley Tri-State Network, Inc. - Recreation and Tourism Subcommittee, 1989/1994 Box 1, Folder 2

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Morgantown Companion Community (CoCo), 1994/1995 Box 12, Folder 27

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Morgantown National Organization for Women (NOW), 1991/2002 Box 12, Folder 29

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Morgantown Riverfront, 1981/1995 Box 10, Folder 23

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Morgantown, West Virginia - Chestnut Street - Old Stone House, 471, 227 Fayette Street - WCTU, 148, 223-225, 21 7, 179, 132/34 and 130 - Photograph Slides, 1981/1999 Box 8, Folder 51

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Morgantown, West Virginia - Downtown - Photograph Slides and Photographs, 1985/2002 Box 8, Folder 54

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Morgantown, West Virginia - High Street - Photograph Slides, 1981/1998 Box 8, Folder 58

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