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Start Over Collection Motion Picture Collection, 1905/1997 Date range 1970

Miscellaneous WVU Footage, 1970 Box 18-B, Reel 493

1. PRT Dedication D.O.T., 2. WV Collection, 3. Governor Moore and 4H people, 4. Computer Center Library Soundtrack, 5. Hospital Anniversary, 6. Statue dedication, 7. Aerospace Test, 8. Strip Mine Seeding, 9. , 10. Dr. Elias People Mover Planning, 11. Murial at School of Mines, 12. Braille Verifier, 13. William and Mary Football, 14. New Library location, 15. Computer Center library, 16. Computer Center

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  2. Motion Picture Collection, 1905/1997

Miscellaneous WVU Footage, 1970 Box 18-B, Reel 494

1. William and Mary Football, 2. Commencement, 3. Dr. Kelly School of Mines, 4. Miscellaneous, 5. Bell and Mast, 6. Bedsville Farm Story, 7. Twin Towers Construction, 8. Pollution Story, 9. Commencement, 10. Flyash Story, 11. International night, 12. Fine and Lively Arts, 13. Vietnam payer, 14. Alumni Winner, 15. Dr. Miernyk 1975 Ecology Project.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Motion Picture Collection, 1905/1997

Motion Picture Collection, 1905/1997 105.33 Linear Feet 79 record cartons, 15 or 17 in. each

This collection contains motion pictures related to West Virginia and the greater Appalachian region. Mediums include news footage, documentary films, industrials and West Virginia University footage.

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