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900 cadets in line.
The Mountaineer Field under construction at where Life Science Building stands now.
The very first WVU Football Team ready for action.
The bridge spanned across the Falling Run near Woodburn Circle.
The University Cadet Corps with cannons in formation near Woodburn Circle.
The building is located on Beechurst Avenue.
The headquarter stands on Walnut Street.
The theater stands on High Street.
A view of M & W Street car runs with the big ice gorge nearby from the Monongahela River.
The church stands on a part of Walnut street between High and Spruce Streets.
The church stands on the corner of High and Wiley Streets.
Two operators and a gentleman pose with a parked street car.
A view of New Federal Building on High Street.
A view of City Hospital.
A view of train Depot on West Side of town.
The church stands on Spruce street.
A view of Hotel Morgan taken from the south High Street.
This mill on Dunkard Creek was operated by Isaac Core until 1871.
Ira Everett (Rat) Rodgers is WVU football coach.
Hugh Brock is a professor of WVU Mechanical School.
Founded in 1899 by Dr. J. W. Hartigan, the hospital was located on Spruce Street at Kirk.
Shown here is the muzzle-loading rifle used by Adam Poe.  The total length of the gun is 57 inches, the barrel 42 inches.  The barrel is octagonal on the outside and its circumference is four inches.  The total weight of the gun, 12 lbs 6 oz.
A winter scene of the Ohio River; a ice locked packet boat near Valley Green, Pa.
Lock #9 at Hoards Rocks under construction, the construction is carried on by the Army Corps of Engineers.  The project is completed in 1879.
A storefront of Victor Elevator & Mills; men sit in the horse-drawn-store-carriage.
An unidentified log cabin.

58. Log Cabin

This church burnt down on Jan. 13, 1913.
An entrance to the church peeks through the lush green.
The church currently called Wesley Methodist Church, sits on the corner of Willey and High Street.