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

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Vandalia (typescripts; historical information about Vandalia, Kanawha Valley), 2001 Box 78, Folder 44

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Vandall Family (prints, negatives, clippings; photos of Vandall family members), 1976/2009 Box 78, Folder 45

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Vandall family (typescripts; Vandal Family Newsletters, genealogy), 1985/1986 Box 86, Folder 4

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Vaughn (prints, negatives of Vaughn family members), 1978/1997 Box 78, Folder 47

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Vest (manuscript [photocopy], print; Clarence Vest genealogy; photo of Cody and Jennifer Vest), 1996 Box 86, Folder 5

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Veterans Museum (calendars, photos), 2004/2011 Box 89, Folder 15

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Veteran's Museum (ephemera, advertisement) Box 67, Folder 46

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Veterans (prints, printed material, typescripts; photos of veterans, ceremonies; information and programs from Veterans Museum, Hinton), 1975/2008 Box 79, Folder 2

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VFW John Gilbert (print, negative of John Gilbert, VFW post), 1976 Box 88, Folder 25

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VHS Tapes, 1985/1986 Box 123

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