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

Turner (prints of Turner family members), 1940/2003 Box 78, Folder 40

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Two Men (print of men), 2003 Box 91, Folder 106

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Two Young Women (print of women), 2003 Box 91, Folder 105

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Tyree (prints of Tyree family members), 1900/1960 Box 78, Folder 41

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Union Liquor Company (print of man in front of store), 1900/1920 Box 67, Folder 44

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United Daughters of the Confederacy (printed materials, Hinton Chapter yearbooks, 1949-1950, 1944-1945, 1947-1948), 1944/1950 Box 24, Folder 44

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Unknown (prints, negatives; photos of unknown people, places, and events in and around Summers County), 1975/2000 Box 79, Folder 5

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US Route 219 (correspondence, letters; letters concerning upgrade and improvements to US Route 219 including bypass of Lewisburg), 1998/1999 Box 79, Folder 6

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Vallandingham (prints of family members; photocopy of Award of the Soldier's Medal), 1965/1975 Box 78, Folder 42

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Van Bibber family (typescripts; genealogy of Van Bibber family) Box 86, Folder 3

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