Collection: George H. Breiding, Naturalist, Papers, 1925/2020 - ARVAS Search Results

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Cards, 3" X 5", with George H. Breiding Nature Articles Index, 1939-1972, and Notes; Nature Logs on Notebook Paper, Predominantly about the Core Arboretum and the West Virginia Botanic Garden; "Three Minutes a Day" Devotional, 1941/2010 Box 18, Folder Unfoldered

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Cards, 4" X 6", with Bird Lists for Range Run and Bird Questions [for Instruction], 1975/1987 Box 17, Folder Unfoldered

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Climate in West Virginia, 1965/1975 Box 11, Folder 11

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Clippings, Notes, 1952/1992 Box 7, Folder 10

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Clippings of Newspaper Articles by and about George H. Breiding, 1952/1993 Box 15, Folder 2

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Compilation of Articles by George H. Breiding Box 11, Folder 28

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Contract, Photographs of George H. Breiding, Family, 1950/2008 Box 5, Folder 10

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Coolfont Recreation Area, 1979 Box 11, Folder 21

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Core Arboretum, Birding, Wheeling Photos [Facsimiles], 1936/1998 Box 10, Folder 27

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Costa Rica-Daily Logs, Bird Lists, 1978/1998 Box 5, Folder 26

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