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Festus P. Summers (1895-1971), Historian, Papers
Festus P. Summers (1895-1971), Historian, Personal Diaries
Personal diaries of Festus P. Summers, a historian who served on the faculty of West Virginia University from 1932 to 1965 and as chairman of the history department from 1946 to 1962. The diaries are in 19 volumes covering the period 1953-1971. They document in a thorough manner his experiences in the communities of West Virginia University and Morgantown. He comments on local and national events, including for example a visit of Harry Truman to Morgantown in 1956.
Festus P. Summers (1895-1971), Historian, Research Papers Regarding West Virginia History
Festus P. Summers, Author, Typescripts of Two Books
This collection consists of two typescript copies of books written by Dr. Summers, as sent to the printers: "William L. Wilson and Tariff Reform, a biography, (1953)"; and the Cabinet Diary of William L. Wilson, 1896-1897." (1957).
Festus P. Summers, Collector, Correspondence
Festus P. Summers, Collector, Scrapbook regarding Monongalia County and West Virginia University
Scrapbook containing newspapers, newspaper clippings, printed pamphlets, programs, broadsides and certificates and a few manuscript items. Most of the material deals with Monongalia county and WVU history and activities. (For a detailed listing see inventory sheet.)
Festus P. Summers, Historian, William L. Wilson Biography, Research Papers
Festus P. Summers, Papers on Establishment of Watters Smith State Park
One folder of correspondence, June 25, 1945- July 14, 1949, concerning the will of Burr Smith for the Establishment of an historical park by the W. Va. Historical County, near West Milford, W. Va. The property was later created into the Watters Smith State Park. Correspondents include Charles H. Wachburn, Festus P. Summers, Charles McCamic, and L. J. Priestly.
Fike and Guthrie Family Papers
First Baptist Church of Grafton History
Hand-written history of the First Baptist Church of Grafton, West Virginia. 3p. Undated and unsigned.