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

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Schools -- Jumping Branch Cheerleaders (print, negative; photos of school building, cheerleaders), 1959/1966 Box 104, Folder 39

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Schools -- Jumping Branch School Cheerleaders and Basketball (negatives of sports, cheerleading), 1963 Box 104, Folder 34

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Schools -- Jumping Branch School (negatives), 1984 Box 104, Folder 37

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Schools -- Jumping Branch School (prints), 1928/2000 Box 104, Folder 35

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Schools -- Jumping Branch School (prints, negative), 1976/1977 Box 104, Folder 38

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Schools -- Jumping Branch School (prints, negatives of school), 1928/1998 Box 104, Folder 33

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Schools -- Keatley Springs School (print), 1957 Box 104, Folder 40

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Schools -- Key Club (prints, negatives), 1975/1976 Box 104, Folder 19

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Schools -- King and Queen, Hinton Area Elementary (prints, negatives of school children, schools), 1981/1995 Box 103, Folder 4

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Schools -- Knobs Ridge School (maps [photocopies] showing location) Box 104, Folder 41

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