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

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Canaan Valley--U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service--Preliminary Reconnaissance Report Box 10, Folder 18

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Canaan Valley--U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd--Correspondence (includes letters, newspaper articles, memos, releases, etc.), 1978/1992 Box 19, Folder 24

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Canaan Valley--Value of Tourism, 1970/1981 Box 11, Folder 22

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Canaan Valley--Various Publications--Correspondence (includes letters, articles, etc.), 1978/1981 Box 12, Folder 20

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Canaan Valley--Various WV Clubs and Organizations (includes letters, mailing lists, newspaper clippings, etc.), 1979/1980 Box 12, Folder 1

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"Canaan Valley" (Venable, Norma Jean), 1971/1992 Box 19, Folder 9

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Canaan Valley View Sheds Box 13, Folder 4

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"Canaan Valley Water-Quality Investigations", 1990/1991 Box 1, Folder 33-34

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Canaan Valley--Water--Quality Investigations, 1992 Box 19, Folder 14

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Canaan Valley--West Virginia Beekeepers Association--Conservancy (includes letters, mailing lists, etc.), 1980/1981 Box 17, Folder 2

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