Handwritten thank you letter from Superintendent Campbell to Delegate Stephen
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Letter from Superintendent Carrico to Director of West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Willis Hertig Junior
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Thank you letter from Superintendent Campbell to Delegate Tom Steptoe Jr
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
West Virginia State Legislature Report number 9, list of bills passed
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Report on Senate Bill Number 188, a document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Senate Bill Number 188, document regarding the violations of federal regulations
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Governor Austin Peay signs bill authorizing purchase of 76,507 acres of Little River Lumber Company land, spring 1925
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Gov. Peay signs bill authorizing purchase of 76,507 acres of Little River Lumber Co. land. From left: Jeff Hunt, acting secretary to the Governor; Judge L. D. Hill, speaker of the senate; Mrs. Anne Davis who introduced the bill; Gov. Peay; Miss Mary Virginia Cox of the Governor's office; W. B Hatcher, member of the house from Knox County; W. F. Barry, Jr. speaker of the house. Copied from photo in Davis collection. Gov. Austin Peay signs bill to purchase LRlCo. III-Z-17077.Gov. Peay signs bill authorizing purchase of 76,507 acres of Little River Lumber Co. land. From left: Jeff Hunt, acting secretary to the Governor; Judge L. D. Hill, speaker of the senate; Mrs. Anne Davis who introduced the bill; Gov. Peay; Miss Mary Virginia Cox of the Governor's office; W. B Hatcher, member of the house from Knox County; W. F. Barry, Jr. speaker of the house. Copied from photo in Davis collection.Gov. Austin Peay signs bill to purchase LRlCo. III-Z-17077
Circa 1925
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