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The daughter of WVU professor Powell Benton Reynolds, Richmond native Mabel Curry Reynolds worked her way through WVU by teaching in the Morgantown public schools. She was active in a wide variety of women's organizations during this course of her life, including the Women's League of West Virginia branch of the General Federation of Women's Clubs during the 1920's. In 1908 Reynolds married attorney Samuel Fuller Glasscock. The couple had no children.
Unidentified students and staff pose in front of "The Hall" on the WVU campus.  Inscribed on the back.  "Whitesell" and "Marie Price".
The burnt ruins of the buggy shop lay around the chimney. Deckers Creek is seen in the foreground
Students in football uniforms pose in offensive set in front of Episcopal Hall.
Referred to as "The Hall", inscribed on the back of the photograph, "Close of year 96 -98"
Caption under the photograph reads, "One of the first signs of Spring in Wheeling was the Organ Grinder with a monkey. There were German bands that played on the street and passed the hat. Then there were performing bears, gypsies telling fortunes, and fakirs selling trinkets."
The sitting reverend and his wife pose at Jumping Ranch area.
West Virginia University 1896 Football team members Yost, Krebs, White and Yeager sit in front of Donley's Cigar store in the Fall of 1896.