Collection: West Virginia University, President's Office, Records, 1864/1989 / Date range: 1974 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection West Virginia University, President's Office, Records, 1864/1989 Date range 1974

Board of Regents, 1969/1976 Reel 401, Reel 402

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Board of Regents -- Board of Regents Minutes, 1969/1980 Reel 431

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Board of Regents -- Chancellor, Prince B. Woodard (See/see also Chancellor or Woodard, Prince B.), 1970/1976 Reel 403, Reel 404, Reel 405

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Bon Vista Sewage Disposal, 1972/1977 Reel 222

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Corresp. Re: Campus Property Rentals, 1938/1977 Reel 221

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Corresp. Re: Purchase of Zevely Property, 1948/1974 Reel 221

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Demolition and Removal of W.V.U. Property, 1971/1976 Reel 222-A

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Monongalia County Court Corresp. Re: Transfer of Property for County Hospital, 1973/1974 Reel 222

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Board of Regents -- Property Files: Real Estate Transactions, Continued, 1969/1975 Reel 221

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Broadcasting -- Radio, Television and Motion Pictures, 1968/1976 Reel 427

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