Collection: Reverend C. Shirley Donnelly Collection, 1731/1992, bulk 1860/1980 - ARVAS Search Results

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Abstract of Oak Hill Post Office Property, 1794/1916 Box 3, Folder 2, Item I00018

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Application for Town of Oak Hill Electric Light, Water Works, Power Plant Franchise, 1909 Box 3, Folder 3, Item I00021

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Assorted Correspondence of the Dequasie Family, 1830/1920 Box 1, Folder 1-5

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Booklet on Fayette County Schools, 1925 Box 2, Folder unfoldered

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Booklet written by Clarence Shirley Donnelly: The Battle of Carnifex Ferry, 1950 Box 2, Item 100014

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Campaign Poster: regarding elect Kilgore to U.S. Senate, 1940/1959 Folder 1, Item Po00003

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Campaign Poster: Robert C. Byrd, 1958/1975 Folder 1, Item Po00004

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Campaign Poster: William C. Marland Democratic Candidate for Governor, 1940/1959 Folder 1, Item Po00002

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Certificate of life membership in disabled citizens of World War I Box 6, Folder unfoldered

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Clippings and death sentences of first 3 WV men sentenced to death Box 7, Folder unfoldered

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