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

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VHS (VHS tapes, Summers County Honors Jack Warhop, West Virginia's National Treasures, Thomas Jefferson: A View From the Mountain, The Old Log Cabin at River Bridge, Fond Memories Scrapbook), 1990/2000 Box 99, Folder unfoldered

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Victory Bus Lines (ephemera, advertisement), 1951 Box 67, Folder 47

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Viney family (typescript; genealogy of Viney family) Box 86, Folder 6

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Virginia Germans (photocopy of book by Klaus West), 1969 Box 29, Folder 28

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Virginia Mahan (prints), 1995/2002 Box 37, Folder 35

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Virginia (typescript; history of state of Virginia) Box 80, Folder 20

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Vista (print of three people), 1999 Box 80, Folder 21

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Vivien Woofter (print of daughter of the year of WV Society of Washington DC), 1996 Box 83, Folder 8

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Voter Returns 1984 (photocopy of voter returns, printed material; handbill for Jerry E. Berry), 1984 Box 12, Folder 17

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Voting (prints, negatives of polls, poll workers), 1976 Box 67, Folder 49

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