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W.B. Jenkins Penmanship Album
WCHS-TV Program on West Virginia University
Webster County Archives
Court Order books, nos. 5-9 (December 1892 -1910) and Deed books, nos. 12-28 (1888-1910).
The collection's microfilm may be found in the West Virginia Webster County records, reels 35a – 44.
Webster County Archives
Webster County History
This collection includes two typescripts on the history of Webster County ("Local History Perspectives of Webster County, West Virginia; History of Cutting on Pardee-Curtin Lumber Company Lands") and xeroxed production statistics for the Pardee-Curtin Lumber Company's operations in Webster County, 1928-76.
Webster Springs High School Scrapbook
Scrapbook prepared by the 1941 class of Webster Springs High School. The book contains reminiscences written by former students and teachers, and also, greetings which were written by the class of 1941 to the class of 1971.
Weeks Family Genealogical Chart
Ancestry chart of the Weeks family, covering the years 1700-1975.
Weimer Family Seneca Glass Records and Artifacts
Records and artifacts collected by the Weimer family of Morgantown, West Virginia. Members of their family worked for Seneca Glass in Morgantown. The collection includes company catalogs, brochures, photographs, paper glass patterns, glass molds, patterned glass tiles, and other material. This collection is minimally processed.
Weltner Family Photographs and Other Material
Photographs and letters from the Weltner family estate owned by Fred Weltner of Stewartstown, and acquired by James Clark West, a second cousin. Includes portraits of residents of the region encompassing Stewartstown, West Virginia and Point Marion, Pennsylvania. Many of the photographs were taken in studios in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. See scope and content note for details.
Welton Family Papers
Receipts and land records of two generations of the Weltons in Hampshire and Hardy counties, West Virginia, including papers of Job, Aaron, Archibald, and A. Archibald Welton. There is a Fairfax deed for eighty-four acres in Hampshire County in 1770, and a pocket diary of A.A. Welton, for 1880-1881, which records daily farm chores, livestock sales, and the like.