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

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Charles Skidmore (prints of Charles Skidmore, democratic politician), 1980/1994 Box 75, Folder 3

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Charles Snydnor (print of man), 1965 Box 78, Folder 2

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Charlotte Mansfield (prints), 1997 Box 38, Folder 5

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Charlotte Pritt (print of Charlotte Pritt, Bill Walthall [Summers County Democrat of the Year 1996], WC Parker), 1996 Box 72, Folder 17

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Chastity Marcum (print), 1997 Box 38, Folder 2

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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad (prints of rail yard, engines), 1938/1942 Box 62, Folder 10

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Chesapeake Hotel (mounted photo of hotel dining room), 1900/1920 Box 62, Folder 9

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Chesapeake Hotel (typescript; historical note, Historic Property Inventory Form), 1935/1982 Box 61, Folder 26

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Chesne Family (prints, negatives [Steve Chesne]), 1977/1990 Box 22, Folder 37

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Chesterburg/ Chestnutburg (typescript, letter about road building from Thomas Read to JA Smith), 1912 Box 22, Folder 38

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