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Telegraph tower located in Alderson W. Va. Operators: O.D. Massey, in door; J Abe Bright, on left roof; J.G. Houchins, on right roof.

1. Chesapeake and Ohio Telegraph Tower at Alderson, W. Va.

People fill the Main Street in Grafton, W. Va.

2. Crowded Main Street, Grafton, W. Va.

'Cabell County's New Prison' in Huntington, West Virginia.

3. Cabell County Prison, Huntington, W. Va.

'Powhatan Cigar Company, Factory no. 129 District, W. Va. Huntington's first sky-scraper built in 1895, located at N.E. Corner of 3rd Avenue at 11th Street. Destroyed by fire.'

4. Powhatan Cigar Company, Huntington, W. Va.

'Engraved from a drawing by Miss M. V. Chapman.'

5. Engraving of the Lewisburg Female Institute, Lewisburg, W. Va.

'Mineral Wells Hotel Parkersburg 1895. Destroyed by fire in 1897; See Roy Bird Cook Papers, 1937/10/24 a letter concerning the Mineral Wells Hotel in Parkersburg, West Virginia in 1895.'

6. Mineral Wells Hotel, Parkersburg, W. Va.

7. Parkersburg, W. Va. - View of the Point from Fort Boreman

Looking east to fields and farmland.

8. View From Methodist Episcopal Parsonage, Morgantown, W. Va.

9. Country Road Near Falling Run, Morgantown, W. Va.

10. Group in the Parlor of Hotel Hull, Raleigh County, W. Va.

Parlor at Hull Hotel, 1895, Raleigh County.  In photograph: unknown, Flynn Hull, and first cousins Annie Prince and John S. Hull.

11. Group in the Parlor of Hotel Hull, Raleigh County, W. Va.

12. Former Governor Pierpont on the Steps of his Home in Fairmont, Marion County, W. Va.

Members of the West Virginia University Football Team, 1895: Top Row: Ralph Caldwell, Harry Cole, W. J. Brunner, W. B. Cutright (manager), Henry Nelly and George M. Ford. Middle Row: Henry M. White, John Nethken, William Standiford, George R. Krebs, F. H. Yost. Bottom Row: Lew Robb, Joe Keely, Henry M. Lepps, Walter South, Chip Rane.

13. WVU Football Team

Group portrait of West Virginia University Freshman Football Team. 'Standing: Sally Rowan and Pat Orr. Resting: Ed Anderson and Fred Mitchell. Backfield of Freshmen Team, 1895.'

14. WVU Freshman Football Team Backfield

'Mechanical Hall by the river, (built 1892-4, destroyed by fire, 1899).  Note the small powder house in the foreground.  The U. heating plant now occupies the site John L. Johnston was professor of Engineering during this period.  The negative was made by Johnston about 1895, is now the department of physics. (1940)'

15. Mechanical Hall I, West Virginia University

16. Horse and Buggy on a Muddy Falling Run Road, West Virginia University

Written on the back of photograph: 'Town and Campus in 1895 and 1945; two communities and one city looking forward to another two hundred years.'

17. View of Morgantown and West Virginia University Campus, Morgantown, W. Va.

18. Winter View of West Virginia University

Five students stand on the steps outside of Science Hall (present Chitwood Hall).

19. Students, West Virginia University

Class of 1895 civil engineering class: from left to right: Si Sthathes; Tom Lavelle; Leach; Arch Rader and Prof. Russell 'Sport' Morris.

20. Civil Engineering Class, West Virginia University

A portrait of Margaret Fleming Ward born January, 12, 1895.  Her father is Charles Edwin Ward and her mother is Gypsy Fleming Ward.

21. Margaret Fleming Ward

Shown here is the south side of Main Street near former Empire National Bank. W. Harrison Hardware, Dentist's Office, Job Printing, and Pianos/Organs/Sewing Machines.

22. State Institute Building on Main Street, Clarksburg, W. Va.

Graduates in front of building on Storer Campus. First Row: John Willson, R.H. Parker, W.A. Saunders, S.B. Ellis. Second Row: Daisy Nickens, A.L. Tollierer, Harriet Brown. Third Row: Charles Bell, N. Wiley, Pela Penick.

23. Group Portrait of Storer College Class of 1895, Harpers Ferry, W. Va.

Twins Anna and Stella White were the first women to earn Bachelor of Science degrees at WVU. Science degrees were especially attractive to women, who often had less secondary-level Latin and Greek languages needed for B.A.s--than their male peers. B.S. students took French or German. The White family moved to Morgantown from Ohio in 1886 They came, as did others, to give children access to higher education. In the 1890's all 6 White siblings (4 sons and the twins) attended WVU.

24. Portrait of Anna White in Cap and Gown

Twins, Anna and Stella White, were the first women to earn Bachelor of Science degrees from WVU. In 1886, the family sold their Ohio farm and moved to Morgantown so their children - 4 sons and two daughters, could attend WVU. Family or one parent relocation with students was not uncommon in and era when mid-western state universities did not routinely erect dormitories.

25. Portrait of Stella White

Cutting the drifts in the road. 1. Angus McDonald 2. W.T. McDonald 3. Pierce McDonald

26. Group Portrait during the Blizzard of 1895

See back of the original photograph for correspondence attached.

27. Meeting of Ohio Valley Druggists, Wheeling Park, W. Va.

Members of the team included: W. Bernard Cutright, Manager; Rane, Nethken, Krebbs, Robb, Keely, Leps, White, Standiford, Yost, Brunner-Captain, South. Sunstitutes: Arnold, Caldwell, Cole, Ford, Nelly. [No. 19]

28. West Virginia University Football Team, Morgantown, W. Va.

View of Morgantown, W. Va. and West Virginia University Campus showing Woodburn Hall and Martin Hall taken from across the river in Westover, W. Va.

29. Early Picture of Morgantown, W. Va. and WVU Campus Taken From Westover Side of River

Five male students, possibly medical students, are likely standing in front of what is likely Science Hall for a class picture at West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va.

30. Five West Virginia University Students in Front of Science Hall, Morgantown, W. Va.

The photo of Mrs. Johnson taken in Cumberland, Md. is from a photograph album of late nineteenth century images featuring residents from Keyser, W. Va.

31. Portrait of Mrs. James Johnson Likely from Keyser, W. Va.

This image is part of the Thompson Family of Canaan Valley Collection. The Thompson family played a large role in the timber industry of Tucker County during the 1800s, and later prospered in the region as farmers, business owners, and prominent members of the Canaan Valley community."Pulp job in Stark, New Hampshire, 1895. Near state road above Abbott House."

32. Pulp Job, Stark, N. H.