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Les Carpenter, Collector, Photographs of Town of Big Isaac in Doddridge County

3.75 Gigabytes 117 .tif files

Digital photographs documenting Big Isaac in Doddridge County. Includes images of members of the Hinkle and West families. There is a portrait of Civil War soldier Abraham Hinkle in uniform as a member of Company E, Third Virginia Cavalry. Photos of Big Isaac include images of their baseball team, the butcher shop of John Jackson West, construction crews and derricks of the local oil company, students of Laurel Run School, and of local residents. There is also extensive photo documentation of the floods of May 1918 and circa 1924, and a photocopy of a hand-drawn map showing the community of Big Isaac in the period ca. 1902-1918. There are a total of 78 images.

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Les Carpenter, Collector, Photographs of Town of Big Isaac in Doddridge County 3.75 Gigabytes 117 .tif files

Carpenter, Les

Digital photographs documenting Big Isaac in Doddridge County. Includes images of members of the Hinkle and West families. There is a portrait of Civil War soldier Abraham Hinkle in uniform as a member of Company E, Third Virginia Cavalry. Photos of Big Isaac include images of their baseball team, the butcher shop of John Jackson West, construction crews and derricks of the local oil company, students of Laurel Run School, and of local residents. There is also extensive photo documentation of the floods of May 1918 and circa 1924, and a photocopy of a hand-drawn map showing the community of Big Isaac in the period ca. 1902-1918. There are a total of 78 images.

West Virginia and Regional History Center

Rosemary Bever, Artist, Exhibit Programs, Clippings, And Other Material

0.25 Linear Feet Summary: 2 1/2 in. (1 document case)
Papers regarding Clarksburg, West Virginia artist Rosemary Bever who worked in the mid-twentieth century. Includes clippings, photographs of art work, and programs for art exhibits in Clarksburg and Morgantown. Also includes large program titled "The 1958 Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture". Bever was a pupil of West Virginia artists Justina Hart.
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Rosemary Bever, Artist, Exhibit Programs, Clippings, And Other Material 0.25 Linear Feet Summary: 2 1/2 in. (1 document case)

Carpenter, Les
Papers regarding Clarksburg, West Virginia artist Rosemary Bever who worked in the mid-twentieth century. Includes clippings, photographs of art work, and programs for art exhibits in Clarksburg and Morgantown. Also includes large program titled "The 1958 Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture". Bever was a pupil of West Virginia artists Justina Hart.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia University, Cadet Uniform, Belt

2.75 Linear Feet Summary: 2 ft. 9 in. (1 flat storage box)
One West Virginia University cadet uniform leather belt with metal buckle featuring the abbreviation "WVU" in bas-relief.
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West Virginia University, Cadet Uniform, Belt 2.75 Linear Feet Summary: 2 ft. 9 in. (1 flat storage box)

Carpenter, Les
One West Virginia University cadet uniform leather belt with metal buckle featuring the abbreviation "WVU" in bas-relief.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia University, Program for Richard Strauss Concert in Commencement Hall

0.01 Linear Feet Summary: 4 pages (1 folder)
One program of four pages detailing the concert performed by Richard Strauss, his wife (soprano Pauline de Ahna), and the "Pittsburg Orchestra" (Pittsburgh Symphony) in Commencement Hall on March 14, 1904.
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