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West Virginia Statehood Documents, Facsimiles of Congressional Act and Monongalia County Petition
Facsimiles of two West Virginia statehood documents, including Congressional Act of 1862 and a petition from citizens of Monongalia County for statehood.
West Virginia Statehood Papers
West Virginia Statehood Sesquicentennial Commemorative Coin
Commemorative coin for the sesquicentennial of West Virginia statehood, which was commissioned by the Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation (WNHAC). The coin is gold in color. One face shows Francis H. Pierpont, the (West) Virginia politician who served as governor of the Restored State of Virginia and is considered the "father of West Virginia"; the other face shows Independence Hall in Wheeling, West Virginia.
West Virginia Streetcar Photograph Collection
Photographs of trolleys and streetcars in West Virginia, including ones located in Wheeling, Charleston, and Bluefield. There are also a few from Clarksburg, Fairmont, Parkersburg, and Princeton, and one from Connelsville, Pennsylvania. There are a total of 162 items.
West Virginia Student Public Interest Research Group, Records
West Virginia Thanksgiving Proclamation
A proclamation of Governor G. W. Atkinson making Thursday, 24 November 1898 Thanksgiving Day in West Virginia.
West Virginia, Union, Civil War Military Records
West Virginia Union Soldiers and Militia Index
An alphabetical index to Union soldiers in West Virginia regiments containing soldiers' names, usually their companies and regiments, and sometimes their rank. It also includes a militia index with soldiers' names, home counties, unit numbers or captains' names, and sometimes their ranks.
West Virginia United Students’ Union Administrative and Protest Material
West Virginia University, 100th Commencement, Sound Recordings
Collection contains: Three 7" tapes of sound recordings of WVU's 100th commencement, May 18, 1969. Participants include: Joseph Gluck, Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr., WVU's President James G. Harlow, Arts and Sciences Dean Carl M. Frasure, Gertrude Humphreys, Dennis Lee McElroy, Karl Douglas Bowers, and Cyrus Vance.