Morgantown (W. Va.)
Found in 186 Collections and/or Records:
Morgantown Post Chronicle, Industrial Edition, Special Edition of Newspaper
A special edition issue of the Morgantown Post Chronicle newspaper, referred to as an "Industrial Edition". This publication contains articles regarding prominent citizens and businesses and was intended to promote commerce. Pages 1-8 of the publication are missing.
Morgantown Post Office Scrapbook and Other Records
Morgantown Residential Photography, Glass Plate Negatives
Morgantown Rotary Club Papers
Additional archives. Minutes, 1956-1962, financial records, 1959-1961, membership records, 1961, general correspondence, 1959-1962, and other papers.
Morgantown Rotary Club Papers
Correspondence, minute books, attendance lists, financial statements, and clippings of the Morgantown Rotary Club from 1952 to 1969. Included are papers pertaining to the first World Affairs Institute, held in Morgantown in April of 1960. Most of the correspondence is from or to William A. Moreland, President of the club for most of the period.
Morgantown Rotary Club Papers
Correspondence, attendance records and reports, membership applications, financial records, printed materials, and minutes for the years 1937-1955. These archives consist primarily of the papers of Secretary J. Mason Bucklew.
Morgantown Rotary Club Papers
Office files of the Morgantown Rotary club include correspondence, attendance and membership files, financial records, printed materials, scrapbooks, and the minute books (2 vols) of the Club's first two directors. There is a folder on a Morgantown traffic study.
Morgantown Tailor's Account Book
Account book of an unknown tailor in Morgantown, West Virginia, from 1850 to 1856. Provides names of customers, a list of work completed, and fees.
Mountain People's Cooperative Archives
Includes co-op newsletters, circulars, promotional literature, business correspondence, discussions and decisions of the managing committee and daily operating notes from the workers of a Morgantown, West Virginia, grocery store. There are also editorials on liberation movements and trade unionism.
Mrs. J.D. Fletcher, Collector, Papers
Correspondence of Martha Brand Wolfe and Charles M. Wolfe, who operated a small farm at Morgantown. The papers include some old Monongalia County land deeds of Charles I. Brand; letters from evangelists Dr. R.E.L. Jarvis and Dr. Edward D. Fellers, together with letters of Mrs. Wolfe on religion. There are also Christmas cards, local news clippings, two Brand family autograph albums, family photographs, and a newspaper clipping book, 1881-1905.