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Photograph of a drawing of Monongalia Academy. At the bottom right 'Miller 59'.
People watch as the Monongalia Academy in Morgantown, West Virginia burns.
People are gathered in front of Monongalia Academy in Morgantown, West Virginia. 'Erected in 1829, destroyed by fire , January 11, 1897."
Women stand on the porch and in the lawn of the Morgantown Female Seminary on South High Street. The building burnt down in 1889.
'This was the last female seminary in Morgantown. It was owned and operated by Mrs. E.L. Moore, mother of Susan Maxwell Moore. Mrs. Moore had been the principal of Woodburn Female Seminary located where Woodburn Hall now stands. This last seminary was on the corner of High and Foundry Streets, facing High Street. It burned in April 1889. Back row left to right are: Mrs. Sarah Moore (grandmother), Mrs. Elizabeth Deven McGee, Mrs. E.L. Moore, unidentified, Mrs. M. J. Brand, Willa Brand, George M. Brand, and Lieutenant Will Moore of the Navy. Front row left to row are: Mrs. Will Moore (Lois), Willie Moore, Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. M. Sweeney, and Susan Maxwell Moore.'
Students pose in front of Woodburn Seminary in Morgantown, West Virginia. 'Woodburn Seminary was used by West Virginia University until February 1873, when it burned.'
A bulldozer working on the grounds of St. Francis School on Patteson Drive in Morgantown, West Virginia.
A photo of the Central School building on a snowy day.
Central Grade School at Spruce and Walnut Streets.