Date range: 2004 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 2004 Level Item

Railroad shipper protection, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 52

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Rally for the South Fork Lade/Dam, 2004 Box III.E. - 42

Place(s): Richwood, West Virginia.

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Ramon Jackson 2004 NCAA National Title Bar Routine, 2004 Box Series 5, Box 88

One VHS videotape of Ramon Jackson's 2004 NCAA National Title Bar Routine in Gymnastics for William and Mary. Acc. 2007.084

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Randolph County town meeting [tape 1], 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 29

Place(s): Randolph County, West Virginia. Notes: Cassette label includes "Property of the State of West Virginia".

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Randolph County town meeting [tape 2], 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 29

Place(s): Randolph County, West Virginia. Notes: Cassette label includes "Property of the State of West Virginia".

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Rare Book Room (of the West Virginia and Regional History Center) notes and folder, 1898/2007 Box 4, Folder A

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Rat Challenge, 2004

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Raymond D. Strother, LTD., Loyd Bentsen for senate, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 49

1.) Trip to Olney. 2). message. 3). catastrophic care.

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Reax to a threeat of Middle East War, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 46

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Reclamation, kids, Beckley "town" meeting, 1970/2015 Box I.D. - 6

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