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

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Schools -- Hinton High School Seniors (photo of class of 1943), 1943 Box 104, Folder 10

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Schools -- Hinton High School Shop (prints of students in shop), 1981 Box 103, Folder 78

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Schools -- Hinton School (prints, clipping; photos of band uniform, sports teams), 1900/1930 Box 103, Folder 23

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Schools -- Hinton School (prints, negatives; photos of building, construction, students), 1980 Box 103, Folder 25

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Schools -- Hinton Vocational School/ Bass Lake/ Railroad Crossing (print), 1975 Box 103, Folder 7

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Schools -- History of Education in Summers County by Rosenberger (article, photocopy), 1941 Box 15, Folder 6

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Schools -- Hurley School (print), 1957 Box 104, Folder 32

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Schools -- Jackie Deeds School (photo print, negative), 1985 Box 13, Folder 13

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Schools -- Joe Cole School (photo prints and negatives of exterior and interior of school building), 1957/1986 Box 13, Folder 10

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Schools -- Jumping Branch Basketball Team (negative), 1963 Box 104, Folder 36

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