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

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Starkey (print, negatives of Tub Starky, Kiwanis Club), 1977 Box 75, Folder 39

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State Historic Preservation Office Grants Program Manual (printed material) Box 49, Folder 2

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St. Coleman's Catholic Cemetery (prints, photocopies; National Register nomination, historical narrative, clippings, photos of church and cemetery), 1983 Box 12, Folder 21

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Steamboat Cecilia (newspaper clippings about river and boat), 1936 Box 89, Folder 44

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Steamboat Landing (Historic Property Inventory Form), 1982 Box 67, Folder 37

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Steam Special (prints, negatives of train), 1978 Box 43, Folder 18

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Steele (prints of Marvin Steele and Honorable Janet Steele, family court judge), 1965/2002 Box 75, Folder 40

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Stennett (typescript; genealogy of Stennett/ Stinnett family), 1998 Box 85, Folder 24

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Stephen Snuffer (print of Snuffer for Senate), 1984 Box 75, Folder 14

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Stephen Trail -- Archaeology Hall of Fame, 2007 Box 110, Folder 19

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