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Bessie Jane Reed Papers
Correspondence, poems, and clippings of a secondary and normal school librarian in Fairmont and West Liberty, West Virginia. Subjects include the West Virginia Library Association. There is one letter each from Mary Meek Atkeson and Waitman Barbe.
Bessie Rowland James Papers
Research notes, news clippings, photographs, and other materials gathered by James for her book, ANNE ROYALL'S USA, published by Rutgers University Press in 1972.
Beth Toren, Librarian, Photographs of West Virginia University Libraries and Librarians
Assorted photographs, some with subjects identified, of West Virginia University's Wise Library, WVU librarians, and other library staff. Photographs depict a card catalog drawer, various events, interior and exterior images of Wise Library before the 2003 renovation, and one Stewart Hall exterior architectural feature of a reader.
Betsy Byars, Author, Play Script of "Music, Music"
The play "Music, Music," by Mrs. Betsy Byars, West Virginian and Newberry award winning author in children's literature with accompanying music in direct collaboration by Marjorie Eddy. The musical was written for a Westover Junior High special education class where Marjorie Eddy was also the music teacher.
Betsy McCreight, Collector, Papers
Betty Forbes, Compiler, Political Correspondence
Betty Lou Allcock, World War II Era Scrapbook by Resident of Wheeling
Scrapbook by Betty Lou Allcock, resident of Elm Grove, Wheeling, WV. Includes correspondence, photographs, clippings, programs, greeting cards, etc. regarding World War II, Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves, Triadelphia High School, musical performances, and local news. Highlights include letters from soldiers before and during their deployment.
Betty Lou Ramsey, Professor of Interior Design, Papers
B.F. Hartzell (1880-1957) Letters
Two letters giving information about B.F. Hartzell, a resident of Shepherdstown and a noted botanist.
B.F. Woodward Papers
Papers and certificates of a Preston county resident, B. F. Woodward, 1908-32.