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- West Virginia and Regional History Center
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- Church buildings | Civil War -- Camps and camp life | Coal mining. | Diaries and journals. | Education | Elections | Estate settlements. | Farms and farming. | Iron furnaces and iron industry. | Land. | Lumber trade | Missionaries | Petroleum industry and trade | Politics and government. | Railroads | Salt industry and trade | Schools. SEE ALSO Academies | Slaves and slavery. | Travel accounts. | World War, 1914-1918
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| • | Church buildings | (1) |
| • | Civil War -- Camps and camp life | (1) |
| • | Coal mining. | (1) |
| • | Diaries and journals. | (1) |
| • | Education | [X] |
| • | Elections | (1) |
| • | Estate settlements. | [X] |
| • | Farms and farming. | (1) |
| • | Iron furnaces and iron industry. | (1) |
| • | Land. | (1) |
| • | Lumber trade | (1) |
| • | Missionaries | (1) |
| • | Petroleum industry and trade | (1) |
| • | Politics and government. | [X] |
| • | Railroads | (1) |
| • | Salt industry and trade | (1) |
| • | Schools. SEE ALSO Academies | (1) |
| • | Slaves and slavery. | [X] |
| • | Travel accounts. | (1) |
| • | World War, 1914-1918 | (1) |
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