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Sallie Bennett Papers regarding World War I Flying Ace Louis Bennett, Jr.
Sallie Davis, Civil War Letter Regarding Union Troops in Fayette and Raleigh Counties
Letter written by Sallie Davis, sister of Confederate soldier Charles Davis. The letter is dated 19 March 186[2] and addressed to a Mr. Anderson. The letter regards the presence of Union troops in the local area (Greenbrier and neighboring counties), their seizing of property, and how many of Davis' neighbors and friends have moved away for fear of the Union soldiers. Please see "Scope and Content Note" for further information.
Sallie Maxwell Bennett, Artist, Photograph Album
Photograph album of sculptures by Sallie Maxwell Bennett (1857-1944), wife of Weston lawyer Louis Bennett Sr. (1849-1918), and mother of World War I flying ace Louis Bennett Jr. (1894-1918). The photographs document sculpture by Sallie Bennett, and facilities and activities of the Art Students League of New York.
Sally Jane Brown, Artist, Collection
This collection contains materials collected or created by Sally Jane Brown, a feminist artist, in relation to art exhibitions and showcases, particularly women-focused ones in West Virginia.
Sallye Godbey Scrapbook of Hopemont Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Terra Alta, WV
Scrapbook created by Sallye Godbey depicting her time as a patient at the Hopemont Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Terra Alta, WV. The scrapbook includes photographs of Godbey's fellow patients and other happenings at the Sanitarium, a poem written about her experience there, and a couple postcards depicting the Sanitarium.
Sallye Stewart Bom, Student, West Virginia University Reserve Officers' Training Corps Uniform and Other Material
Salt Sulphur Springs Records
Guest register of the Salt Sulphur Springs Hotel in Monroe County, West Virginia.
Salt Sulphur Springs Records
Salt Sulphur Springs Records
List of guests at the Salt Sulphur Springs, including place of residence, and numbers of horses and servants. No data is given for the years 1831-1833. Pasted in the back of the last volume are doctors' prescriptions for medicine at Union, West Virginia, in 1883.