Collection: Long/Trail Southeastern West Virginia Historical Records, 1870/2025 / Date range: 2003 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Long/Trail Southeastern West Virginia Historical Records, 1870/2025 Date range 2003

New River (prints, newspapers, printed material; "Life on the New River: A Pictorial History of New River Gorge, " brochures and articles about New River Gorge national park, photos of river and bridge construction), 1925/2005 Box 70, Folder 4

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Newspaper clippings, 1945/2013 Box 109, Folder 6

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Newton (prints of Newton family members), 1965/2003 Box 70, Folder 8

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O'Farrell (prints of O'Farrell family members and house), 1976/2003 Box 70, Folder 21

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Parks Seeds Catalog (ephemera, seed catalog), 2003 Box 90, Folder 4

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Patricia Taylor - Mackenzie (print of baby), 2003 Box 91, Folder 123

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People (photos of unidentified people), 1965/2005 Box 63, Folder 14

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Photographs, 1940/2014 Box 109, Folder 4

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Photographs -- Doug Trail, 1969/2009 Box 114, Folder 05

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Photographs -- Stephen Trail, 1950/2007 Box 114, Folder 08

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