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John Lewis Cole Poem
John Lewis Cole was a librarian in West Virginia in the late nineteenth century. Collection consists of a sixteen-page narrative poem, "The Old Fayette School-House," written by J. L. Cole in December 1891. The text of the poem is typed, but it is accompanied by hand-drawn illustrations.
John Lewis Sheldon (1865-1947) Papers
Correspondence, mainly concerning family news and business. There is comment on prohibition, President Woodrow Wilson's reelection, World War I speculation, the Food Administration under Herbert Hoover, and the influenza outbreak of 1919-1920.
John M. Daniel, Household Records
John M. Hamric Correspondence regarding Mountaineer Statue at State Capitol
Copies of correspondence of Governor Okey L. Patterson and John Hamric regarding the repair of the Mountaineer Statue on the Capitol grounds; and other papers and clippings on the statue and Eli and Ellis Hamrick. Eli "Rimfire" Hamrick and his brother Ellis were brothers who posed for the statue of the 'typical' mountaineer that stands on the northeast corner of the state Capitol grounds in Charleston, WV.
John M. McCalla, Attorney, Papers
John M. McCalla, Jr. Journal
John M. McCalla Papers
John M. Null, Collector, Photograph Albums of Student Life at West Virginia University
John M. Waters, Farmer and Mill Operator, Account Book
Account book of a farmer and operator of a grist and saw mill at Jamestown, Monongalia County.
John M. Wolverton Scrapbooks
Two scrapbooks kept by Congressman John M. Wolverton's Washington office, documenting his activities as West Virginia's 3rd Congressional District Representative in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1925-30. Subjects covered include the Republican Party and Congressional elections.