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

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Cass (printed material, booklet -- Essential Cass: An Overview of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park by Philip V. Bagdon), 1997 Box 22, Folder 24

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Catalogs (printed materials; The Write Idea and The Logo Works) Box 54, Folder 3

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Catherine and Ed Eccle (prints, genealogy), 1994 Box 25, Folder 31

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Catherine Sferlazza (print of woman), 1980 Box 74, Folder 22

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Cathy Lynn Greer (prints), 1988 Box 31, Folder 8

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Cat (prints of cat), 2002/2003 Box 91, Folder 135

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Caudle (prints, negatives of Mark and Virginia Caudle), 1965/1977 Box 22, Folder 25

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Cavendish (prints, Carl and Kathryn Cavendish), 1965 Box 22, Folder 26

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Caverns (printed material; Caverns of West Virginia supplement, Geological and Economic Survey), 1965 Box 77, Folder 10

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(CD, floppy disk, prints, correspondence) (photos of Summers County residents, schools, festivals, events, athletic teams; miscellaneous Summers County materials) Box 53, Folder unfoldered

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