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

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

Ryan (prints of Russell family, Arnold Russell), 1976/1998 Box 73, Folder 32

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Saloons (newspaper clippings about saloons), 1900/1960 Box 67, Folder 14

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Sam Harshbarger (print of West Virginia Supreme Court Justice), 1984 Box 33, Folder 10

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Sampson Family (print of Sampson Brothers), 1950 Box 43, Folder 14

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Samuel Hight (photo of Samuel Hight), 1900 Box 12, Folder 11

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Sanders (typescripts, letters, newspaper clippings; correspondence related to New River settlers), 2001 Box 73, Folder 36

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Sand Knob Methodist (print of building), 1960 Box 73, Folder 35

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Sandra Kadie (print of wedding), 1975 Box 36, Folder 7

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Sandstone -- 1976 Train Wreck (prints, negatives, newspaper clippings about train wreck at Sandstone), 1940/1976 Box 48, Folder 16

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Sandstone -- Charles Boyd (newspaper clipping), 1999 Box 48, Folder 22

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