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

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Train Wreck, Meadow Creek (prints of train wreck), 2000/2002 Box 91, Folder 33

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Transportation Department, Summers County (print of personnel), 1999 Box 77, Folder 21

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Travis Wirt (print of man), 2002/2003 Box 82, Folder 7

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Treece (print of Mary Treece with Cleo Matthews, mayor of Hinton), 2002 Box 78, Folder 36

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Trey Loflin (print of boy and birthday cake), 2002 Box 37, Folder 18

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Tri - Video Rentals (print of business building), 1980 Box 67, Folder 22

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Troy Gatrell (print; Pipestem Park Superintendent), 1965 Box 29, Folder 24

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True (prints, negatives, typescript; photos of people and places in and around True area, history of True), 1900/1988 Box 78, Folder 37

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Tug Creek Flood 1963 (prints of damaged houses), 1963 Box 67, Folder 23

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Tug Creek Road (prints, negatives of Tug Creek Road in Hinton), 1975 Box 78, Folder 39

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