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An Atlas of Monongalia County$7.00

1886

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The Clinton Furnace, George Hardman and the End of the Iron Age.$7.00

1993, by Margaret Little (23 pp)

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Camp Rhododendron, Civilian Conservations Corps at Coopers Rock State Forest$7.00

1996, by Kenneth L. Carvell (21 pp)

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Easton: The Rise and Fall of a Community$6.50

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Morgantown Trolley Systems$7.00

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Easton Roller Mill$10.00

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Notes on Historic Downtown Morgantown$12.50

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Morgantown: A Bicentennial History West Virginia University Public History $12.50

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Index to Samuel T. Wiley's History of Monongalia County, WV$7.00

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Gray Days in Morgantown$25.00

The Story of the Great Confederate Civil War Raid of April 27 and 28, 1863, Morgantown, Virginia (West Virginia),

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Morgantown West Virginia in the Past. $25.00

2009 by Charles Chico (hardbound, 212 pp)

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Voice of the Mon$25.00

The Newsletter of the Monongahela River Buffs Association, with Digital Archive. 2018 by J. K. Folmar I, (185 pp).

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Proceedings No. 1-2002 $7.00

Whiskey Ways of the Mountaineer | Collecting 19th Century Images | Morgantown and the Great Raid | Mail and the Movement of Mail in West Virginia before Statehood | A History of Summers School (1866-1922)

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Proceedings No. 2-2003$7.00

One Man’s Mail: A Look at the 19th Century Correspondence of Henry A. Middleton | The Search for Cobun’s Fort, Monongalia County, West Virginia | The Origin of Place Names of Towns and Cities in Monongalia County, West Virginia | The Strength of My Black Family and the Roles We Have Had in Our Community

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Proceedings No. 3 - 2004$7.00

The Morgantown Trolley System: In Service to A Community | The Hand-Blown Window Glass Industry of the Upper Monongahela Valley, 1890-1920 | A Lonely Cemetery: Rowlesburg’s Irish Cemetery and the B & O Railroad | Lewis Street’s Meeks Family Mine

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Proceedings No. 4 - 2005 $7.00

Morgantown Historic Landmarks Commission | Events Leading to Establishing the Division of Forestry at West Virginia University | Wana (Hagans) (Harker) (Eakins) School, Battelle District, Monongalia County | The Chinking of Monongalia’s Past: An Interpretation of Camp Muffly’s Grant and Little Log Cabins

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Proceedings No. 5 - 2006 $7.00

The Maintenance of Morals: War, Industrialization and Changes in Female Crime and Justice | Beneath the Depths-The Story of Shaw, WV and Jennings Randolph Lake | Chapel Chimes on the Creek: Lynch Chapel United Methodist Church Harbors Community History | Road Building Challenges in Monongalia County, Virginia – 1785-1816

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Proceedings No. 6 - 2007 $7.00

An Early History of the Easton School | Oak Park, Popular Facility on the M & K Railroad | The Worthington Mill and Dam

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Proceedings No. 7 - 2009 $7.00

The West Virginia University’s Division of Forestry | Progress Toward Accreditation and Expanded Programs | Sugar Grove School – Grant District | Cascade, West Virginia | The Dellslow Community School

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Proceedings No. 8 - 2010 $7.00

The Morgantown and Kingwood Railroad | "No More Wiggle-Tail Water:" Bringing Water to Morgantown

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Proceedings No. 9 - 2011$7.00

The Hartigan Hospital - The First Hospital in Morgantown | Why Was Our Cheat River So Named? | Seldom-Seen Photos of Old Morgantown

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Proceedings No. 10 - 2012 $7.00

The Kincaid & Arnett Feed and Flour Warehouse | Virgil Arlington Brown | The Second National Bank of Morgantown | The Thomas Wrightman Glass Company of Sabraton, WV | Early Seldom Seen Old Photos of Morgantown

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Proceedings No. 11-2013 $7.00

Monongalia County Ferries | The Gentile Glass Company

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Proceedings No. 12-2014$7.00

The Seneca Glass Company | The Guesman Hagedorn Mill | Home Economics as a Career for West Virginia Women in Extension before World War II

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Proceedings No. 13 – 2015 $7.00

A Good and Substantial Brick Building | From Hand to Hand | Interested in Learning More About These Topics?

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Proceedings No. 14 - 2016 $7.00

The Morgantown Brick Company | Indian Park: A Small Park with a Big History

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Proceedings No. 15 - 2017 $7.00

Falling Run: Connecting Campus and Community | Saint Francis de Sales Parish: A History of a Community of Faith | Continuity on a Changing Landscape: Greater St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church on Beechurst Avenue

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Proceedings No. 16 - 2018 $7.00

Historic Oak Grove Cemetery and Its Inhabitants | The Monongahela River: A Brief History

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Proceedings No. 17 - 2019 $7.00

In the Throes of a Virulent Epidemic: The 1918 Spanish Influenza in Morgantown | Living and Learning on Listravia: A History of Sabraton and Its School, 1909-2019 | Elmer W. Prince and the Morgantown Airport: Envisioning and Engineering A Better Future | Mount Tabor 1778-2018: Fort, Church, Cemetery, and Community

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Proceedings No. 18 - 2020 $9.00

"They Know Their Business Well": The Pietro Brothers of Morgantown, West Virginia | If the Trees Could Speak: A Cultural Landscape History of the Core Arboretum | West Virginia University's Reaction to the Age of McCarthyism During the Stewart Administration, 1947-1956 | "The Work of Cranks": How Media Representations of West Virginia Integration Swept Its Racial Tensions Under the Rug | Morgantown's Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) System | Morgantown's Secret War: The Morgantown Ordnance Works During WWII | Connecting Community: The Life of Sister Thecla Shiel

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Proceedings No. 19 - 2021 (This Issue Only, Cost of each Mailed Proceedings - $12.00; Not Mailed $10.00) $12.00

The Songs and Stories of Scotts Run | Star City History Plaques add to Edith Barill Riverfront Park Revitalization | “One of the Kind of Towns You’ll Like—That’s Sturgiss City” | Industrial Paternalism and the Early Development of Sabraton, 1902 to 1940 | Ghosts of Industry: Ghost Towns of Cheat Mountain Iron Works | Leadership in Crisis: Morgantown's Neighborhoods Reclaim Their Quality of Life

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Proceedings No. 20 - 2022 (This Issue Only, Cost of each Mailed Proceedings - $12.00; Not Mailed $10.00) 2$12.00

The Great Depression: The Effects of Relief Programs in Monongalia County, West Virginia, By Logan Polen* | A Palatial Home in South Park: 106 Wilson Avenue, By Madison McCormick* | Gender Discrimination at Seneca Glass, Morgantown, West Virginia, 1960-1983 , By Emily Walter* | Morgantown and the Imboden-Jones Raid: Northwestern Virginia’s Importance in Civil War Military and Political Battles, By Matthew Miller | "What’s all the fuss about?” NOW and the ERA in Morgantown, West Virginia, By Claire Tryon* | (*Indicates Carvell Award winner.)

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Proceedings No. 21 - 2023 (This Issue Only, Cost of each Mailed Proceedings - $12.00; Not Mailed $10.00) 3$12.00

Everett Crittenden Smith and Clara Hough: The Recreational and Religious Lives of Students and Young People in Morgantown, West Virginia, 1874-1877, by Madison McCormick* ; Growing Up and Becoming Normal: Living with Cerebral Palsy in West Virginia, by Michael J. Sharley; The Growth of a Town: An Examination of the Unequal Economic Development in the Different Communities of Morgantown, by David Solomon*; Woodstock Nation: Scott Bills and the Morgantown Six by Emily Bublitz*; The Ingleside Book Club of Morgantown: A Pictorial History (1923–2023), By Beth Reseter. * These authors were selected to receive Kenneth Carvell Student Paper Awards of the Monongalia Historical Society for 2023. The awards recognize the service that Dr. Carvell provided to the Society for many years editing the annual Proceedings and Papers and participating in many other Society activities.

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