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Spanish-American War, West Virginia 1st Infantry, Co. E. Company Enrollment Book
Company enrollment book kept by Ephraim Franklin Morgan, later a governor of WV. Morgan was the company sergeant in charge of its clerical affairs as a quartermaster. The book records name, rank, date of discharge, any fines imposed, and leaves of absence. One of the other prominent members of the company was Davis Elkins, later a U.S. Senator from West Virginia.
Specifications for Construction of a New Opera House and Business Block
Specifications for construction of a new opera house and business block in Morgantown, submitted by Leon H. Lempert and Son, architects, Rochester, New York.
Spencer and Alston G. Dayton Family Papers
Spencer Dayton and Samuel Woods, Certificates and Account Statement
Spicer Massacre (6-4-1773)
Article on the Spicer Massacre, June 4, 1773.
Sprigg Family Genealogy
Mimeographed typescript entitled "Sprigg Family Genealogy" compiled by Melvin Burr Sprigg, 1951. The material covers the years 1600-1951.
Springer and Morgan Families Genealogical Chart
Genealogical chart tracing the lineage of the Springer and Morgan families.
Spruce Street United Methodist Church Records
Copy of the 1980 Spruce Street United Methodist Church Directory; xerox copies of miscellaneous papers on church history, including lists of members, accounts, programs, photographs, and a pamphlet on the history of the church.
Squire Bosworth, Physician, Papers
SS Morgantown Victory Builder's Plate
Builder's plate retained from the SS Morgantown Victory, a United States military vessel built under the War Shipping Administration during World War II and named in honor of West Virginia University (called Morgantown instead because it was shorter and easier to say). The plate denotes the ship's name, builders' organization (Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard, Inc.), location (Baltimore, Maryland), and date of completion (February 1945).