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

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Schools -- Summers County School Data (refer to Mountain Herald Newspapers) (manuscript, notes about schools) Box 103, Folder 82

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Schools -- Summers County School, Elementary (print of students of the month), 2002 Box 103, Folder 16

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Schools -- Summers County School (newspaper clippings about new school building), 1994 Box 103, Folder 52

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Schools -- Summers County Schools (prints, negatives; photos of Math Day, Board of Education, LPN Grads, Awards, Spelling Bee, school buildings, students), 1950/2000 Box 15, Folder 2

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Schools -- Summers County Schools teams, cheerleaders (negatives), 1981 Box 103, Folder 122

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Schools -- Summers County Vocational School (prints, negatives of home building), 1990 Box 103, Folder 66

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Schools -- Sunnyslope School (print, negative of students, teacher), 1917 Box 103, Folder 98

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Schools -- Tacott School Cafeteria (print, negative of polling station during election), 1976 Box 103, Folder 114

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Schools -- Talcott After School Program (print), 1997/1998 Box 103, Folder 116

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Schools -- Talcott Basketball (prints), 1988/1990 Box 103, Folder 121

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