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New River Valley (W.Va.) Postal Service Record Books
New York Times Picture Section, Photographs of World War I
Contains photographic history of World War I entitled New York Times Picture Section, 1917, a book containing the photographs published by the newspaper from Sunday, January 7, 1917, through Sunday, December 30, 1917. They were published using the rotogravure process. Also includes the New York Times War Map. The volume measures 18 in. by 24 in. by 1 1/4 in.
Newbraugh Family Genealogy
Photostat positive prints of birth, marriage and death records of the Newbraugh family, 1760-1854; a receipt for bonds received, 1800, and a letter, 1802, concerning the estate of Abraham Darlington.
Newlon-Camden Families History and Genealogy
News Articles regarding Civil Rights Activist Reverend Robert S. Graetz and Jeannie Ellis Graetz
News Articles Regarding Elk River Chemical Spill
News Articles Regarding Legend of John Henry
Printed copies of news articles regarding the the legend of John Henry. Both articles regard the research of John Garst, professor emeritus at the University of Georgia, into the historical basis of the legend, particularly the location where the contest occurred. Garst argues that Leeds, Alabama, rather than Talcott, West Virginia, is the likely location where the events that inspired the legend took place.
Newspaper Article Regarding Whiskey Rebellion Raids into Morgantown, Virginia from Pennsylvania (Facsimile)
Facsimile copy of newspaper article regarding raids on tax collectors in Morgantown, Virginia from Pennsylvania. The article is actually an excerpt from a letter dated 14 August 1794, and appeared on page 3, column 2, in the 4 September 1794 edition of Dunlap and Claypoole's American Advertiser newspaper, published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Newspaper Carrier's Address, Charles Town, Jefferson County
Newspaper Clipping about Stephen B. Elkins, Jesse James, and Coleman [Cole] Younger
An article in the Ranson, W. Va. Jefferson Republican, dated October 4, 1851, on Stephen B. Elkins and his relationship with Jesse James and Coleman [Cole] Younger, the outlaws.