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

Bellepoint, West Virginia (prints, negatives, photocopies, clippings, printed materials; club "yearbooks, " photos and articles of citizens, businesses, churches, and families; Keller, Jarrell's Exxon, Don's Sporting Goods, Baptist Church, 1943 Flooding, Community Club, Dr. Cooper Home), 1910/2000 Box 10, Folder 3a

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Bellepoint, West Virginia (prints, negatives, photocopies, clippings, printed materials; club "yearbooks, " photos and articles of citizens, businesses, churches, and families; Miller, Cook; Skidmore's Bait Shop, Wednesday Club, Southern Red's Bar-B-Que, William's Furniture), 1910/2000 Box 10, Folder 3b

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Berry (family history; obituary and photo), 1976/2005 Box 7, Folder 17

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BG Reid (prints, negatives of Reid family members, Billy George Reid), 1955/2001 Box 72, Folder 44

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Biggers Family (family history; photo), 1991 Box 7, Folder 23

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Bill Clinton (prints), 1991/1995 Box 23, Folder 16

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Black People (prints, negatives, newspaper clippings about African Americans; Kids Freedom Trek), 1940/2000 Box 61, Folder 42

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Blacksmiths (written notes, article from Goldenseal, information about blacksmithing), 1991 Box 7, Folder 29

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Bluestone Dam Book (photocopies of photos of dam; typescript draft of Bluestone Dam 50th Anniversary Commemorative Album, 1940/2000 Box 39, Folder 10

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Bluestone Dam (photos, negatives, clippings), 1910/2000 Box 8, Folder 3

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