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

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Schools -- Summers County High School (prints of students, administration), 2002 Box 103, Folder 58

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Schools - Summers County High School (prints; photos of Lady Bobcat Basketball Teams), 2001/2005 Box 43, Folder 15

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Schools -- Summers County High School Site (prints, negatives), 1981 Box 103, Folder 36

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Schools -- Summers County High School Snow Queen (prints of Dena Wykle), 1988/1996 Box 103, Folder 56

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Schools -- Summers County High School under construction (negatives) Box 103, Folder 49

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Schools -- Summers County Middle School Band (prints of students), 2003 Box 103, Folder 69

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Schools -- Summers County Middle School (folder empty) Box 103, Folder 51

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Schools -- Summers County Middle School (prints of students), 1975/1990 Box 103, Folder 67

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Schools -- Summers County Middle School (prints of students), 1990/1993 Box 103, Folder 43

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Schools -- Summers County Middle School Track (prints), 2003 Box 103, Folder 70

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