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

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Thomas Bess, MD (clipping of biography) Box 61, Folder 35

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Thomas Dewey (clippings, photos, press release; presidential candidate) Box 24, Folder 53

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Thomas E. Lightfoot Camp (negatives, prints, articles of Camp Lightfoot, cabins, activities), 1950/2000 Box 22, Folder 2

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Thomas E. Lightfoot Camp (negatives, prints, articles of Camp Lightfoot, cabins, activities), 1950/2001 Box 22, Folder 3

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Thomas O. Fulcher (print and clippings; Pastor of Miller Memorial Creek Methodist Church), 1961 Box 29, Folder 13

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Thomas Read (prints, negatives of prosecuting attorney), 1956/1965 Box 72, Folder 31

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Thompson Family (prints of Thompson family members), 1965/1997 Box 78, Folder 21

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Thurmond (printed material; About Thurmond, West Virginia, a history) Box 78, Folder 23

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Thurmond (printed material; Thurmond/ New River Gorge Development and Concept Plan/ Interpretive Prospectus), 1992 Box 78, Folder 22

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Tiffany Burroughs (prints of woman), 1994/1998 Box 65, Folder 4

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