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View looking south on High Street in Morgantown, W. Va.  Businesses visible include Jacobs Men's Wear, Stenger's News, Comuntzis, Mountaineer Sport Shop, Conners One Hour Cleaning, Electric Equipment Co., and others, as well as billboards advertising Coca-Cola and Orange Crush.  Photo taken for "Project 63," a revitalization project undertaken in the early 1960s.
A covered bridge stands next to the newer metal bridge built to replace it. The image shows both the old and the new in West Virginia and is a part of the West Virginia Centennial Church History Project.
The church was first built as a log church in 1954.  The present frame building was built in 1873. The church has been damaged by several storms and remodeled in 1962.
The date the church was organized is unknown, but likely between 1860 and 1870.  A frame church was built in 1890 but destroyed by fire in 1913.  The name then changed to St. Luke Christian Church and a new building was erected in 1918.
The church was organized in 1861.  The church house was built in 1869 and a new church was dedicated in 1870.  In 1915 Bula Baptist Church joined with Union and West Warren Baptist Churches.
The church was organized in 1851.
The church was organized in 1854.
The church was organized in 1848. The church is at the Mouth of Little Rock Camp (Olive Community).
The church was organized in 1847.  The original members of the church were the charter members and they were: Jane Strother, Sanford Strother, Andrew Lyons, Lavina Lyons, Rachael Hooper, John Strother, and Fannie Frances Strother, and David Herbert.
Bethany (Tenmile) Baptist Church was founded in 1843.  The church was originally located near Trousers Leg Run on Tenmile creek, but later moved to Brown when the survey for a railroad ran through the building.
The church was founded in 1837.
The church was organized around 1775
The church, originally Waugh Chapel, was organized in the early 1800s, though the current building was built in 1869.
The Church was organized around approximately 1840. The present church building was built in 1898.
A front view of First Baptist Church, (formerly Bethlehem Baptist Church of Grantsville).  The church was founded in 1833.  The current building was enlarged throughout the 1940s, 1950s, and finished in 1962.
The church in Ona, W. Va. was organized in 1814
(From postcard collection legacy system--subject.)
See original for correspondence. (From postcard collection legacy system.)
Hand painted image capturing sunset at the Greenbrier Military School. See original for correspondence. (From postcard collection legacy system.)
Rogers was the West Virginia University Mountaineer during the 1963-1964 school year.
'This is the cellular cofferdam inside which Dravo Corporation crews will build a concrete abutment and two of the five bays for the new $ 6.9 million Maxwell Dam in the Monongahela River, five miles above Brownsville, PA. Placement of concrete for the foundation is scheduled to begin late this month after completion of rock drilling, shooting and removal. The dam is being constructed in two stages. On the opposite bank of the river are the new high-lift Maxwell Locks, completed by Dravo the past summer.'
A photograph of Senator Randolph (right) seated with an unidentified man looking at a Report of the President's Council on Aging.
"Grand Counselor. Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia."
The dealership is on Bridgeport hill.
Barron is second from the right.
Senator Robert C. Byrd on the right.
Senator Robert C. Byrd on the right pointing a map of West Virginia.
Senator Robert C. Byrd in center with others.
Reproduction of a postage stamp from the 1960s, from West Virginia.
'Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia.'
'Carol Flenniken ?'
'Possibly Sphinx Members. Far Right Arnie Linquist.'
Donald Portnoy, Conductor.
Members (left to right): Arno Drucker, pianist; Donald Portnoy, violinist; John Engberg, cellist.
'Tin Can.'
Woodburn Circle is pictured in the background. The mast is erected in Memorial Plaza, which is located directly in front of Oglebay Hall.
From the Plaque Inscription: 'Robert Allen Armstrong 1860-1936 To whose memory this building Armstrong Hall is dedicated.  Professor of English 1893-1936.  Gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teche.  This tablet was placed here by his students and friends to honor the name of a beloved teacher, 1963. Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.....'
Photo of the indoor arena at the Convention Center in Atlantic City, where the 1964 Liberty Bowl was played between Utah and the Mountaineers. This was the first major college indoor bowl game.
Pictured left to right; Anne Sharpe, Betty Pokrywka, Patty Sullivan, Mrs. J.E. Spafford, MaryEllen Martin and Margie Spear around a cannon.
June Wedding.
'From left to right:  Alton Anderson, Farmers Day Chr., Robert Halbutter, Asst General Chr., John Trenton, Genearl Chr., Shriley Wilkinson, Secretary, Jim Wilkinson, Antiques Car Show Chr., Phil Spahr, School Day Chr., Bert Cence, Horse Show Chr., Bill Armstrong, Fireman Day Chr.  Absent from photo - Jan Cook.'
'From left to right:  Pay Snyder, Visitation Chr., Frank Miller, Asst. Chr., Allison Snyder, Parade Marshal, Wm. Armstrong, Chr.'
Alonzo D. Naylor on a float at the Terra Alta Parade.  Sign reads '102 years old today.'
Construction crew is repairing High Street in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Back row, unknown; Tom Burger; John Straub; Donna Albright; unknown.  Front Row, at far right, Carol Bokey.
View of the Auto Mechanic's Shop at Morgantown High School, with Z. A. Clark, Assistant Superintendent of schools and Mr. Clise, Auto Mechanic teacher and others around a car.
Kneeling, left to right: Ivan Stumpter and Sonny Bowers.  Standing, left to right: Mr. Marx, Jim Crislip, Roy Denjen, Roger Willard, and Phil Colebank.
Group of boys wearing sundresses and bonnets.  'Front row, left to right:  Cecil Smyth, Terry Gatian, Larry Gatian, Ivan Sumpter, and Lonas Maxwell.  Back row, left to right:  Sonny Bowers, Jim Crislip, Phil Colebank, Roy Denjen, and Roger Willard.'
On the far right in the front row is Cindy Hollingsworth.
Three men stand behind a table of toys.
A group portrait of Bob Lohr, Bellman, Paul H. Spillane, Manager Mount Chateau, and Charles W. Blissitt, Mayor of Morgantown, West Virginia.
From left to right: Miss Hall, a Morgantown High School teacher, unknown, Mrs. Madiera, a Morgantown Junior High School teacher, and an unknown man.
African-American woman at left is Mrs. Gladys Peyton.  She was a third grade teacher at Second Ward Grade School.  Mrs. Ralph Ryan third from left.
left to right: Dyke Raese, Mrs. Raese, unknown.
In the center is Sue Seranella, M. H. S. class of 1964.
Man in the back row on the far right is Neil Balyard.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Z. A. Clark, is flanked by four women.
Mayor Charles Blissett, third from right attends a luncheon. Lester Haymann(second from left) and Harold Shamburger (far left) are also present during the luncheon.
'From left to right: Mrs. Kenneth Madeira, Mayor Dan Blisset, Mrs. Margaret Brand.'
A group portrait of West Virginia University Alumni.
Patty Watson is getting her hair done at a Hairdresser's Shop.
Ellen Latimer is holding a glass bell.
Ann Pauley is leaning on Enid Portney while reading a book.
Two men in front of a large cake.
'Louis Barker of Dunbar, Kanawha County, left, senior in the School of Pharmacy at West Virginia University, is shown being presented the Kappa Psi scholastic achievement award by Chester Friedl, president of the local chapter.  The award is $25 in textbooks presented by the local chapter, Beta Eta, to the student who makes the highest grades during his junior year.  Barker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker.  Friedl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friedl, Athens, Mercer County.'