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George O. Smith Photograph Album
George P. Parkinson, Jr., Ph.D., Dissertation regarding Antebellum State Constitution Making and Other Papers
Dissertation and corresponding notes of George P. Parkinson, Ph.D. His dissertation, written for his Ph.D. in history, is on the topic of antebellum state constitution making and the related effects of constitutional radicals and conservatives.
This collection also includes drafts of several of Parkinson's other papers, as well as materials related to his work as an academic advisor on the Ohio River Project.
George Patrick, Walnut Run Weather Log and Scrapbook
George Robert Latham (1832-1917), Civil War and West Virginia Statehood Papers
George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895) Manuscripts
Correspondence, clippings and other documents collected through 1953, on George Rogers Clark Floyd, secretary of state for the Territory of Wisconsin, 1845-1848, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, 1872-1873, and longtime resident of Logan County. There is data on other members of the Floyd family.
George Rogers Clark Floyd (1810-1895), Portrait Photographs of the Floyd Family
George S. Goldstein, Health Care Administrator, Records regarding United Mine Workers of America Health and Retirement Funds
Records of Dr. George S. Goldstein, a health care administrator who worked in the Ohio and Pennsylvania coal fields. Dr. Goldstein's work concerned the Appalachian coalfield medical care system, especially in terms of the role played by the United Mine Workers of America and its health and retirement fund.
George S. Patton, Sr. Correspondence
George Seldon Wallace (1871-1963) Papers
George Senseney, Artist, Commercially Published Print of Painting by Senseney
One commercially published print of a painting by George Senseney (11 in. x 16 in.). The image apparently depicts a veteran Civil War soldier; in front of him is an open chest, on his knee is a sword; across the room is someone who is apparently his daughter with a United States flag in her hands.