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

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Schools -- Riverview #2 Hinton (prints, negatives of cheerleaders, students, school building) (note: different from other Riverview School), 1966/1980 Box 103, Folder 86

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Schools -- Riverview School Foundation (prints; located Alderson, 7.5 quad near Alderson on Glen Ray side Greenbrier River) Box 103, Folder 85

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Schools -- Riverview School (photos of classes, students), 1950 Box 103, Folder 88

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Schools -- Riverview School (prints, negatives of fire drill, students), 1959/1976 Box 103, Folder 87

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Schools -- Riverview School (prints, negatives of students, sports, basketball) Box 103, Folder 89

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Schools -- Rocky Bottom School (print, negative of building), 1959/1965 Box 103, Folder 90

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Schools -- Rocky Ford School (prints, negatives; photos of school building, students), 1910/1986 Box 103, Folder 91

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Schools -- Rocky Point School (print of students, teacher Wilbur Farley), 1939 Box 103, Folder 92

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Schools -- Sand Spring (print of location of log school) Box 103, Folder 93

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Schools -- Sandstone School (prints), 1990 Box 103, Folder 94

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