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1. Wesley Methodist Church, Morgantown, W. Va.

IDNO:: 016377
Title:: Wesley Methodist Church, Morgantown, W. Va.
Date:: ca. 1940

Excavation site of White Hall, formerly Mineral Industries Building, West Virginia University.

2. Excavating Site of Mineral Industries Building (White Hall), West Virginia University

IDNO:: 019632
Title:: Excavating Site of Mineral Industries Building (White Hall), West Virginia University
Date:: 1940/11/16
Description:: Excavation site of White Hall, formerly Mineral Industries Building, West Virginia University.

3. Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 019693
Title:: Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University
Date:: 1941/02/24

4. Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 019696
Title:: Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University
Date:: 1941/03/15

5. Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 019697
Title:: Mineral Industries Building (White Hall) during Construction, West Virginia University
Date:: 1941/04/01

Originally called the Mineral Industries Building.

6. Excavation for the Building of White Hall, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 022641
Title:: Excavation for the Building of White Hall, West Virginia University
Date:: 1940/11/16
Description:: Originally called the Mineral Industries Building.

Members of Kappa Phi, Methodist Women pose out side of the Wesleyan church on the corner of North High Street and Willey Street.

7. Kappa Phi, Methodist Women, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 023417
Title:: Kappa Phi, Methodist Women, West Virginia University
Date:: 1968
Description:: Members of Kappa Phi, Methodist Women pose out side of the Wesleyan church on the corner of North High Street and Willey Street.