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Ford Family Papers
Stock receipt, Taylor County Agricultural and Mechanical Society, 1870; a pass from Headquarters, United States Volunteers, Grafton, dated 3 August 1861; passes from the toll office of Valley River Bridge, Northwestern Turnpike, 1860-1863; list of indigent school children, District 17, Taylor County; and muster fines and receipts bearing Morgantown, Fairmont, and Pruntytown imprints.
Forest Charles Sammons Papers
Manuscript writings of Sammons, a Huntington contractor and founder of the West Virginia Anti-Communist League. Sammons, a businessman and self-described "amateur political economist" discusses his views regarding communism, free enterprise, and constitutional law.
Forestry 470: "Heritage of the Hills" Curriculum, Records
Learning units compiled by students of Professor Maurer, West Virginia University (1975-1982), in eighteen volumes. Refer to the inventory for details.
Forks of Cheat Baptist Church, Photostats and Records
Typed copy of the Forks of Cheat Baptist Church Minute Book, 1775-1830.
Forks of Cheat Baptist Church, Photostats, Records
This collection consists of photostat copies and typescripts of original records of the Forks of Cheat Baptist Church, and consists mainly of letters of dismissal from Forks of Cheat and other Baptist churches in the area.
Forks of Cheat Baptist Church, Photostats, Records
A typed history of the Forks of Cheat Baptist Church along with a typed copy of a minute book, 1775-1830.
Forrest E. Walker Letters
Letters written by Forrest E. Walker from locations in West Virginia to Mary A. Parker. The letters concern the following subjects: personal and family matters; Walker family gatherings; people and events in Mercer County, WV (particularly Princeton, Camp Creek, Spanishburg, Lashmeet, and Matoaka).
Fort Van Metre Papers
Two maps and one description of the Fort Van Metre property; a copy of the will of Abraham Van Metre, 1780; sketch of Major Samuel McCulloch; and a picture of Shaw Hall, West Liberty College, thought to be the site of the fort.
Forty-Eight Star American Flag
One 48-star United States flag, which was in use between July 1912 and July 1959.
Fostoria Glass Company Catalogs
Two catalogs of glass items made by Fostoria Glass Company of Moundsville, West Virginia. The "Fine Table Glassware" catalog (1936-1937) with green cover and the untitled catalog with the black cover (ca. 1948-1960) both advertise pressed, blown, etched, and cut patterns of tableware; information on sizes is included but price and color information are not.