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Beryl Burchinal, Compiler, Monongalia County Schools Photographs, 1930/2001, bulk 1931/1934

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Class photographs of the students of Beryl Burchinal, a teacher at Fort Martin, Rosedale, and Randall schools in Monongalia County, from 1930-1934. The collection also includes class photographs from Bailey School; a note on the schools in which Beryl Burchinal taught during the early 1930s; and photographs of Crispin Hernandez, a former student.
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Beryl Burchinal, Compiler, Monongalia County Schools Photographs, 1930/2001, bulk 1931/1934 0.01 Linear Feet Summary: 1/4 in.

Burchinal, Beryl
Class photographs of the students of Beryl Burchinal, a teacher at Fort Martin, Rosedale, and Randall schools in Monongalia County, from 1930-1934. The collection also includes class photographs from Bailey School; a note on the schools in which Beryl Burchinal taught during the early 1930s; and photographs of Crispin Hernandez, a former student.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

Monongalia County Schools Reminiscences, 1840/1966

0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)
Papers which describe the experience of attending one room school houses in Monongalia County. Includes personal recollections by the pupils. See inventory folder for a complete listing of schools, dates, and districts.
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Monongalia County Schools Reminiscences, 1840/1966 0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)

Monongalia County (W.Va.). Schools
Papers which describe the experience of attending one room school houses in Monongalia County. Includes personal recollections by the pupils. See inventory folder for a complete listing of schools, dates, and districts.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

Photographs of the Tennant Family of Core, West Virginia and Other Material, 1920/1980, bulk 1920/1940

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Photographs of the Tennant family of Core, West Virginia include 12 prints of candid portraits (ca. 1920-1940), and four color prints of the Tennant family log house (ca. 1980s). There are also 5 photos of other Core area residents (ca. 1940s), 2 photos of the Blacksville Public School (ca. 1914, ca. 1920s), and 4 copies of original photos of a wood plank house (ca. 1910) and one color photograph of the Burnfield log house (ca, 1979) in the Core-Blacksville area
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Photographs of the Tennant Family of Core, West Virginia and Other Material, 1920/1980, bulk 1920/1940 0.01 Linear Feet Summary: 1/4 in. (1 folder)

Photographs of the Tennant family of Core, West Virginia include 12 prints of candid portraits (ca. 1920-1940), and four color prints of the Tennant family log house (ca. 1980s). There are also 5 photos of other Core area residents (ca. 1940s), 2 photos of the Blacksville Public School (ca. 1914, ca. 1920s), and 4 copies of original photos of a wood plank house (ca. 1910) and one color photograph of the Burnfield log house (ca, 1979) in the Core-Blacksville area
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Professor Henry Woods Address, 1910

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Hand-written copy of an address delivered to a group of Monongalia Academy graduates in connection with a WVU Alumni meeting. The address was probably delivered around 1910 and contains information about the early history of the academy. Professor Woods taught at Washington & Jefferson College and was also a minister at a church in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
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Professor Henry Woods Address, 1910 0 Linear Feet Summary: 14 pages

Woods, Professor Henry
Hand-written copy of an address delivered to a group of Monongalia Academy graduates in connection with a WVU Alumni meeting. The address was probably delivered around 1910 and contains information about the early history of the academy. Professor Woods taught at Washington & Jefferson College and was also a minister at a church in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
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School Teachers' Daily Registers, 1880/1907

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Nine Teacher's Daily Register for schools in various counties, dated 1880, 1884-5, 1886-7, 1892, 1894, 1904, 1905 and 1907. Some schools are in Monongalia County.
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School Teachers' Daily Registers, 1880/1907 0 Linear Feet Summary: 9 items

Nine Teacher's Daily Register for schools in various counties, dated 1880, 1884-5, 1886-7, 1892, 1894, 1904, 1905 and 1907. Some schools are in Monongalia County.
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West Virginia University, College of Pharmacy, Administrative Records, 1946/1952

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Correspondence file of Dean J. Lester Hayman, WVU. College of Pharmacy. This correspondence mainly concerns various WVU Committees, including, New Buildings, Arboretum, Inter-collegiate Relations, Admissions, and Student Fee Committees. Also included are letters from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

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West Virginia University, College of Pharmacy, Administrative Records, 1946/1952 0.2 Linear Feet Summary: 1 1/2 in. (1 folder)

West Virginia University. College of Pharmacy

Correspondence file of Dean J. Lester Hayman, WVU. College of Pharmacy. This correspondence mainly concerns various WVU Committees, including, New Buildings, Arboretum, Inter-collegiate Relations, Admissions, and Student Fee Committees. Also included are letters from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

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