Morgantown (W. Va.)
Found in 186 Collections and/or Records:
Elmer Jacobs, Architect, Drawings of Ephraim Walters Residence in Morgantown, West Virginia
Elmer W. Prince, Papers of a Morgantown Resident and City Official
Emma Boehler, Student, Letters
Fifteen letters, from Emma Boehler to her sister, Louise and her mother and father in Morgantown, West Virginia. She writes from Powhatan College for Young Women, Charles Town, about her friends, classes and activities at school.
Ernest J. Nesius Papers
Papers of Ernest J. Nesius, former faculty and administrator of West Virginia University (WVU), documenting his professional activities involving agriculture and economics, his membership on a variety of committees, and his interest in 4-H and extension services.
Ethel Flesher Stewart, Postcard Correspondence Regarding West Virginia University and Other Topics
Incoming postcards to Ethel Flesher Stewart (1890-1988) of St. Marys, West Virginia. The 20 postcards featuring images of West Virginia University (9 items) and Morgantown (11 items) are mostly from a correspondent named "James", a WVU student whose messages provide a snapshot of student life in the academic year 1908-1909. There are also postcards with images of St. Marys (8 items), Parkersburg (5 items), Sistersville (3), Mannington (3), Marshall College (2), and other localities (7).
Fairfax-Warman Family Papers
First Ward Planing Mill, Morgantown, Two Account Ledgers
Two account ledgers of the First Ward Planing Mill in Morgantown, West Virginia (WV) (11 in. x 17 in. each). These ledgers apparently document credit and debit transactions, and include personal and corporate names, and the date and amount of each transaction.
Fleming Family Papers
Fleming Family Papers
Ford Family Papers
Stock receipt, Taylor County Agricultural and Mechanical Society, 1870; a pass from Headquarters, United States Volunteers, Grafton, dated 3 August 1861; passes from the toll office of Valley River Bridge, Northwestern Turnpike, 1860-1863; list of indigent school children, District 17, Taylor County; and muster fines and receipts bearing Morgantown, Fairmont, and Pruntytown imprints.