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

Start Over Collection Long/Trail Southeastern West Virginia Historical Records, 1870/2025

Talcott (prints, negatives, postcards, typescripts, newspaper clippings; photos of buildings, residents, sports teams, river; information about history of community), 1900/2000 Box 78, Folder 15

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Talcott (prints of train depot and station, tunnel construction, Big Bend Tunnel) Box 43, Folder 19

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Tallman Family (print of family), 1950 Box 78, Folder 3

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Tamarack (printed material; brochure for art center) Box 78, Folder 4

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Tammy Pack (prints, negatives of Pack family members), 1960/2000 Box 71, Folder 1

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Tanning (typescript about leather tanning) Box 78, Folder 5

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Tavern Hinton (prints, negatives of interior and exterior of tavern), 1982 Box 67, Folder 29

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Taylor Family (manuscript, typescript; genealogy of Taylor family) Box 86, Folder 2

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Taylor Family (prints; photos of Taylor family members and log cabin), 1880/1995 Box 78, Folder 6

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Teachers (prints, negatives of retired teachers, women), 1975 Box 67, Folder 30

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