Collection: Long/Trail Southeastern West Virginia Historical Records, 1870/2025 / Date range: 1991 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Long/Trail Southeastern West Virginia Historical Records, 1870/2025 Date range 1991

Dick Family (prints), 1965/2002 Box 25, Folder 2

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Dixon (prints; Thomas Dixon, Dixon House), 1965/1996 Box 25, Folder 11

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Dodd (prints, family photos), 1965/1997 Box 25, Folder 13

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Early Tools (prints of Ted Wills with early tools, articles about early tools), 1980/1992 Box 78, Folder 35

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Echo Theater (prints), 1978/1998 Box 25, Folder 32

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Edwards Family (prints; family and car wreck), 1965/2000 Box 25, Folder 35

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Elections (prints, negatives, Certificate of Elections; candidates), 1926/1998 Box 25, Folder 40

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Elk Knob, West Virginia (prints, negatives of Baptist Church, residents, landscape, homes), 1900/2000 Box 25, Folder 37

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Ellison family (prints; typescript; Ellison family genealogy; photos of Ellison family members), 1965/2000 Box 87, Folder 16

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Farley (prints, negatives, oral history interview summary transcription, clippings about Farley Family), 1965/1998 Box 25, Folder 58

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