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The "I. C. Woodward," launched in 1898 for the Pittsburgh, Brownsville, and Geneva Packet Company, and traveled between Pittsburgh and Morgantown. Woodburn Hall and Martin Hall can be seen on the bank in the background.
A bird's eye view of the Seneca and Sunnyside neighborhoods of Morgantown, showing the Falling Run Bridge in the foreground.
A steamboat travels down the river. The railroad bridge is pictured in the background.This photograph is found in a scrapbook documenting the survey for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in West Virginia and surrounding states.
Future site of West Virginia University Medical Center.  The downtown campus is visible at left, above the Monongahela River.
View of Morgantown W. Va. and the Monongahela River.
View of downtown Morgantown from across the Monongahela River bridge.  Several buildings have visible company names painted onto them.
"Rivers (Monongahela)"
View of construction of lock and dam along Monongahela River.
View of construction site of a lock and dam with crew members along Monongahela River.
'Across river from new pumping station looking up stream.'
View from University Ave., above Beverly (street car tracks in foreground) looking down on Seneca
View from the sharp bend in the river, along the railroad tracks, looking back on Seneca before the glass works were moved there
View from hill where Brooks, Armstrong, and Physics (WVU Buildings) are now, toward the River Bridge (after 1907).
View from a boat on the river, looking toward Seneca
View from the hill right above the Westover end of the River Bridge, back across the bridge
Photograph showing a scene of the Seneca neighborhood and the Monongahela River taken from the West Virginia University Campus, Morgantown, W. Va.
Across from Seneca Glass.
Unidentified man pulls in a catch.
This image was developed with, among other chemicals, cyanide causing the blue color. The type of print was called a cyanotype.
Campus of West Virginia University can be seen in the background.
Postcard photograph of the steamboat, "Columbia" on the Monongahela River, pulling up to a towboat and the free ferry already loaded with wagons and a buggy. See the original for the correspondence written on the back.
Postcard photograph of the old suspension bridge razed, in order to built a new bridge over the Monongahela connecting Westover and Morgantown, West Virginia. See the original for the correspondence written on the back.
Postcard photograph of view of the Monongahela River and Morgantown on the far bank. To the left the railroad bridge can be seen crossing the confluence of Deckers Creek and the Monongahela. See the original for the correspondence written on the back.
The "W.A. Shepard" and the "Duncan Bruce" race down the Monongahela River carrying 6,100 tons of coal.
Concrete bridge spanning Monongahela River and several railroad tracks at Fairmont, West Virginia. Dedicated May 30, 1921.
The photograph was taken from the Morgantown riverbank. Note the steam powered riverboat, "Iron Cliff" docked on the Westover side.
Post card print of harbor area on the Monongahela River at Pittsburgh includes barges and riverboats.
Behind the plane, the town of Westover can be seen, as a crowd gathers on the Morgantown river bank.
From the pamphlet, "Chancery Hill, Morgantown, W. Va." page 12.
From the pamphlet, "Chancery Hill, Morgantown, W. Va." page 10.
From the pamphlet "Morgantown West Virginia Past and Present with a Glance to the Future."
Including the WVU Campus and the General Woodworking Lumber Company "MORGANTOWN" on business roof.