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

Calendars (National Bank of Summers Echoes of the Past calendars, featuring historic photographs of Hinton and Summers County, Veteran's Memorial Museum calendar featuring historic photographs), 1996/2008 Box 65, Folder 19

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Cales family (prints, negatives of family members; audio cassette tape, "Enoch Didn't Return Home" Reverend Roger Cales), 1965/2003 Box 65, Folder 12

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Carolyn Eller (print of teacher), 2002/2003 Box 91, Folder 121

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Car Show (prints, negatives of Hinton Car Show), 2003 Box 61, Folder 19

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Cat (prints of cat), 2002/2003 Box 91, Folder 135

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CDs with Photos (CD, typescript; photos of Hinton Railroad Depot and other buildings, Hinton Foundation Scholarship winners), 2000/2010 Box 51a, Folder 2

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Child Abuse Proclamation (print of men and woman), 2003 Box 91, Folder 91

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Christmas Kids (print of kids and tree), 2003 Box 91, Folder 88

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Clara Richmond (prints, negatives, typescripts; photos of Richmond family members; genealogy of Richmond family), 1890/2004 Box 85, Folder 17

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Cleo Matthews (print of mayor), 2003 Box 91, Folder 125

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