Collection: West Virginia University, News Service, Photographs, 1890/2007, bulk 1950/2007 / Date range: 1988 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection West Virginia University, News Service, Photographs, 1890/2007, bulk 1950/2007 Date range 1988

Convocation, 1980/1992 Box 105, Folder 6

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Coopers Rock Trout Pond and Fisherman, Dolly Sods, Jordan Run, North Fork South Branch with Fisherman, Westover Hill, Morgantown and Downtown Campus, WVU Marching Band (1989), WVU vs. Rutgers, Students beside Clark Hall Studying, Oxford England - Rhodes Scholars, Wrestling Team vs. Pitt-Charmagne, Housing, Student Life, Mountainlair, Truman Scholars John Unger and Charles Bradley Hare, Graduation Commencement (1990), Aerial - Business and Economics, New Visitors Center, Homecoming Half-Time (1990), etc., 1980/1998 Box 129

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Correspondence and Financial Information, 1965/2001 Box 120, Folder 17

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Creative Arts Center, 1980/1992 Box 105, Folder 7

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Davis Pulp Mill, 1950/1992 Box 135, Folder 4

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Downtown Campus, 1980/1992 Box 106, Folder 1-3

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Downtown Campus Scenes, 1960/1999 Box 137, Folder 1-4

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E. Moore Hall, 1980/1992 Box 106, Folder 5

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Engineering, 1980/1992 Box 106, Folder 4

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Evansdale Campus, 1980/1992 Box 107, Folder 1-2

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