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1. Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.

IDNO:: 003927
Title:: Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.
Date:: 1990

2. Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.

IDNO:: 003929
Title:: Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.
Date:: 1990

3. Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.

IDNO:: 003930
Title:: Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.
Date:: 1990

4. Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.

IDNO:: 003931
Title:: Ruins of Orchard Oak Iron Furnace at Quinnimont, W. Va.
Date:: 1990

Ruins of an old house.

5. Charles G. Smith Birth Site at Concho, W. Va.

IDNO:: 003977
Title:: Charles G. Smith Birth Site at Concho, W. Va.
Date:: 1990
Description:: Ruins of an old house.

View of a snow covered Wardensville, W. Va.

6. Wardensville, Hardy County, W. Va.

IDNO:: 012875
Title:: Wardensville, Hardy County, W. Va.
Date:: 1990
Description:: View of a snow covered Wardensville, W. Va.

7. Christina B. DeBiase, Professor, School of Dentistry, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 021159
Title:: Christina B. DeBiase, Professor, School of Dentistry, West Virginia University
Date:: 1990

'Protest march led by Professor Shibley from Oglebey Plaza to downtown. Jim Montgomery.'

8. Students Protest the Gulf War, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 024434
Title:: Students Protest the Gulf War, West Virginia University
Date:: 1990
Description:: 'Protest march led by Professor Shibley from Oglebey Plaza to downtown. Jim Montgomery.'

A scene from a protest march led by Professor Shibley: students gather at the courthouse and light candles for vigil. Jim Montgomery.

9. Student Lights a Candle at Protest against the Gulf War, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 024435
Title:: Student Lights a Candle at Protest against the Gulf War, West Virginia University
Date:: 1990
Description:: A scene from a protest march led by Professor Shibley: students gather at the courthouse and light candles for vigil. Jim Montgomery.

Faces of employee award winners: from left to right, A. Bennett (Custodian); K. Dillinger (Adm. Sec.); Brenda E.L. (Recep.); J. Clements (Fam. Plan Spec.); A. Thomas (Warehouse A.H.); M. Wolfe (Reservationist).

10. Quarterly Employee Award Winners, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 024738
Title:: Quarterly Employee Award Winners, West Virginia University
Date:: 1990
Description:: Faces of employee award winners: from left to right, A. Bennett (Custodian); K. Dillinger (Adm. Sec.); Brenda E.L. (Recep.); J. Clements (Fam. Plan Spec.); A. Thomas (Warehouse A.H.); M. Wolfe (Reservationist).

Milford Morris, Dick Sackett and Dorsey Jacobs at plumbing shop of WVU Physical Plant receive Employee of the Year Award.

11. Physical Plant Employee of the Year, West Virginia University

IDNO:: 024740
Title:: Physical Plant Employee of the Year, West Virginia University
Date:: 1990
Description:: Milford Morris, Dick Sackett and Dorsey Jacobs at plumbing shop of WVU Physical Plant receive Employee of the Year Award.

12. Natalie Tennant, WVU's First Woman Mountaineer Mascot

IDNO:: 026918
Title:: Natalie Tennant, WVU's First Woman Mountaineer Mascot
Date:: 1990

WVU's first female Mountaineer mascot. One of seven children raised on a family farm in Marion County and the second girl in her family to be her high school mascot, Natalie Tennant sees her role as WVU Mountaineer as part of a longstanding family legacy. In her public appearances, she reminder her audiences, "Our grandmothers and Great-grandmothers were Mountaineers way before I was."

13. Portrait of Natalie Tennant

IDNO:: 037182
Title:: Portrait of Natalie Tennant
Date:: 1990
Description:: WVU's first female Mountaineer mascot. One of seven children raised on a family farm in Marion County and the second girl in her family to be her high school mascot, Natalie Tennant sees her role as WVU Mountaineer as part of a longstanding family legacy. In her public appearances, she reminder her audiences, "Our grandmothers and Great-grandmothers were Mountaineers way before I was."

View of the old, boarded-up home located on Leatherwood Road.

14. Murvel L. Lilly's Old Home, Summers County, W. Va.

IDNO:: 048772
Title:: Murvel L. Lilly's Old Home, Summers County, W. Va.
Date:: 1990
Description:: View of the old, boarded-up home located on Leatherwood Road.