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

Schools -- Lincoln School (prints, negatives, historic property inventory form), 1965 Box 104, Folder 50

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Schools -- Lively School (prints, negatives), 1925 Box 104, Folder 52

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Schools -- Lockbridge School (print), 1957 Box 104, Folder 53

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Schools -- Low Gap School (negatives), 1925 Box 104, Folder 54

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Schools -- Madams Creek School (prints), 1959/1985 Box 104, Folder 55

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Schools -- Massey's Gap School (note about school) Box 103, Folder 83

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Schools -- Mays School (Buffalo School) (print of log school), 1870/1900 Box 104, Folder 56

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Schools -- Meadow Creek School (mounted photo, negatives, prints), 1885/1957 Box 104, Folder 60

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Schools -- Miscellaneous schools (negatives, prints, photocopies of newspapers, newspapers, printed materials; photos of students, DARE, Typesetting class, school buildings, Hinton Track team, board of education, football, Homecoming parade, plays; African American School history and Black History month program; newspaper excerpt, 12-23-1977 about school history; program from groundbreaking, 1992; play programs, 1993), 2005 Box 14, Folder 25

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Schools -- Mount View School (prints, negatives), 1957/1986 Box 104, Folder 61

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