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

Football (mounted photo, prints, negatives, clippings [photocopies], printed materials; football team photos, programs, articles, cheerleaders, awards; Hinton High School Band Concert program), 1935/2003 Box 26, Folder 24

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Football (prints, printed materials, newspapers [photocopies]; football programs, commencement programs, articles about football team and games, Lady Bobcats Basketball program), 1940/2005 Box 27, Folder 12

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Football -- Summers County High School Bobcats Football Team Photo (print), 2002/2003 Box 27, Folder 6

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Fox (prints, negatives, clippings; photos of Fox family members), 1880/2003 Box 28, Folder 18

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Gary Wheeler (print of sheriff in front of jail), 2003 Box 91, Folder 133

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Gill Family (prints, negatives), 1900/2003 Box 29, Folder 31

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Gill - White (print of man and woman), 2002/2003 Box 91, Folder 64

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Gilpin (print; Gilpin and Ingraham), 2002/2003 Box 29, Folder 32

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Girl Scouts (prints, negatives of Girl Scouts, Brownies), 1975/2003 Box 29, Folder 33

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Graham Home (prints, negatives, clippings, structure reports, historical notes; photos of log house in Lowell, WV; information about archaeological excavations, preservation activities), 1900/2005 Box 30, Folder 5

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