Collection: Linda Cooper, Environmentalist, Canaan Valley Papers, 1945/1995 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Linda Cooper, Environmentalist, Canaan Valley Papers, 1945/1995

Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge--Stop the Dam (re bumper stickers and t-shirts), 1977/1979 Box 6, Folder 28

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Canaan Valley--National Wildlife Refuge System--Background, 1987 Box 16, Folder 10

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"Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge West Virginia", 1991 Box 1, Folder 38

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Canaan Valley--Newspaper Ads, 1980 Box 6, Folder 38

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Canaan Valley--Newspaper Articles--The Highland's Voice (includes letters, articles, memos, a newsletter, brochures, etc.), 1977/1980 Box 17, Folder 35

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Canaan Valley--Newspaper Clippings--The Parsons Advocate, 1978/1982 Box 5, Folder 6

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Canaan Valley--Newspapers and Articles, 1977/1995 Box 15, Folder 7-9

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Canaan Valley--Organizations and Key Individuals Mailing Lists, 1980/1982 Box 19, Folder 21

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Canaan Valley--Perry Bryant--Correspondence (includes letters, notes, etc.), 1987 Box 16, Folder 5

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Canaan Valley--Petitioners (includes mailing list and a letter) Box 17, Folder 24

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