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

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Boys and Girls Club Hinton (print of bicycle raffle), 1993 Box 64, Folder 5

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Boys and Girls Club of America (prints of members), 1996 Box 64, Folder 13

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Boy Scouts (prints, negatives; photos of boy scouts and activities), 1957/1977 Box 64, Folder 11

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Bragg Family (prints, negatives of family members), 1900/2002 Box 64, Folder 14

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Brandon (Historic Property Inventory Form), 1982 Box 61, Folder 44

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Breen (print of Breen/Tanney), 1994 Box 64, Folder 18

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Breeze Tedder (print of woman), 1997 Box 78, Folder 9

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Brenda and Miller Murrell Collection -- Photos/ 309 Ballengee Street Bond Drawing, Young Miller, and various portraits, 1950 Box 101, Folder 30

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Brenda and Miller Murrell Collection -- Photos/ 309 Ballengee Street (prints, negatives), 1940/1950 Box 101, Folder 24

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Brenda and Miller Murrell Collection -- Photos/ 309 Ballengee Street (prints, negatives), 1940/1950 Box 101, Folder 26

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