Collection: West Virginia University, President David C. Hardesty, Jr., Papers, 1834/2019 / Date range: 1927 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection West Virginia University, President David C. Hardesty, Jr., Papers, 1834/2019 Date range 1927

Apple Butter Festival and other material (including lyrics to the "Hardestys' Apple Butter" song and a 1906 postcard of Shinnston, WV), 1906/1981 Box 32, Folder 8

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Collected writing and articles (including Longfellow's "A Psalm of Life, " material from the George C. Marshall Foundation, etc.), 1838/1995 Box 68, Folder 6

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Family ancestor photographs, 1900/1966 Box 33, Folder 11

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Hardesty family research (including book excerpts, family histories, and correspondence), 1920/2007 Box 32, Folder 6

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Newspaper clippings (including articles on the Hardesty family and Prohibition), 1913/2007 Box 32, Folder 13

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Series 10. Family Papers (box 32), 1906/2016 Box 32

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Series 12. Photographs (boxes 33-34), 1900/2016 Box 33, Box 34

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Series 20. Miscellaneous (box 68), 1838/2016 Box 68

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Series 31. Books (boxes 75-76), 1834/2007 Box 75, Box 76

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Series 9. West Virginia University Papers (boxes 27-31), 1900/2016 Box 27, Box 28, Box 29, Box 30, Box 31

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