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Bailee Family Photographs
Photographs of the Bailee family from West Virginia and Wisconsin. Collection includes two albums holding several cartes de visites, tintypes, and prints. There are also three cased images: One is an ambrotype with the subject identified as Nathaniel Alcock Bailee in uniform; two are daguerreotypes identified as Nathaniel Alcock Bailee (12 March 12 1849, age 23) and Mary Matilda Biglow Bailee (wife of Nathaniel).
Bailey Family Postcards
Postcards received by Miss Zetta Bailey and other members of the Bailey family in Morgantown, West Virginia. Also includes greeting cards, a few postcards written to others, and a cross shaped bookmark made of ribbon and lace. Images on postcards depict American landmarks (including places in West Virginia, Ohio, and the Mid-Atlantic region) as well as locations in Europe, the Caribbean, and Canada. Most of the postcards contain travel reports.
Baker Family Genealogy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Monongah Division, Seniority Rosters
Two seniority rosters for the Monongah Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which was based in Grafton, West Virginia. Rosters were put out at the beginning of the year and listed employees' names and dates of hiring in descending order of seniority.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Records
Collection includes the "Petition to the President and Directors of the B & O Railroad Co., Setting Forth the Advantages of Constructing the Road Through Kanawha County to the Ohio River, July 20, 1827.”
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Records
Telegraph operators' log at the D. K. Tower, near Webster in Taylor County, Feb 20 to May 27, 1908. Entries contain many humorous anecdotes.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Records
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Surveyors Scrapbook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Typescript
A report to the real estate agent on properties held by the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) Railroad in Morgantown. Prepared by the B&O Office of the Geological Engineer, 18 October 1926. Includes photographs and a map of the properties.
Bane Family Genealogy
One carbon copy in two parts of "The Frank J. Bane Collection" by Bane- a family history.