Collection: West Virginia University, President David C. Hardesty, Jr., Papers, 1834/2019 / Date range: 2002 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection West Virginia University, President David C. Hardesty, Jr., Papers, 1834/2019 Date range 2002

Correspondence (including a YWCA newsletter, a history of the US District Court Northern District of West Virginia, etc.), 1967/2013 Box 68, Folder 5

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Correspondence to Hardesty (including that from General Colin L. Powell, Sen. Robert C. Byrd, John D. Rockefeller IV, etc.), 1990/2016 Box 27, Folder 23

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David and Susan Hardesty, 1960/2009 Box 33, Folder 9

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Davis-Jackson Distinguished Alumnus Award, 2002 Box 36, Folder 4

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Events involving West Virginia University (including visit schedules, programs, etc.), 1995/2016 Box 27, Folder 26

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Family Christmas photographs, 1990/2006 Box 33, Folder 13

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Family photographs, 1982/2014 Box 72, Folder 17

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Family photographs (including candid vacation and reunion photographs, posed family portraits, etc.), 1960/2009 Box 33, Folder 12

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Federal Executives Association of West Virginia certificate, 2002 Box 36, Folder 6

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"Front Row: Exclusively for Members of the Mountaineers Athletic Club", 2002 Box 6, Folder 11

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