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Getting Started Guide
This guide will help you install, setup and run an Apollo broker and validate that the broker is operating correctly.
Download the Apollo distribution that is most appropriate for your operating system.
Extract the distribution archive:
Unix/Linux/OS X
tar -zxvf apache-apollo-1.1-unix-distro.tar.gz
jar -xvf apache-apollo-1.1-windows-distro.zip
The distribution will be extracted into a directory called,
The rest of dis document will refer the full path to this directory as
Creating a Broker Instance
A broker instance is the directory containing all the configuration and runtime
data such as logs and data files associated with a broker process. It is recommended that
you do not create the instance directory under
${APOLLO_HOME}. This separation is
encouraged so that you can more easily upgrade when the next version of Apollo is released.
On unix systems, it is a common convention to store this kind of runtime data under
/var/lib directory. For example, to create an instance at '/var/lib/mybroker', run:
cd /var/lib
${APOLLO_HOME}/bin/apollo create mybroker
A broker instance directory will contain the following sub directories:
bin: holds execution scripts associated with this instance.
etc; hold the instance configuration files
data: holds the data files used for storing persistent messages
log: holds rotating log files
tmp: holds temporary files that are safe to delete between broker runs
At this point you may want to adjust the default configuration located in
etc directory.
Running a Broker Instance
Assuming you created the broker instance under
/var/lib/mybroker all you need
to do start running the broker instance is execute:
/var/lib/mybroker/bin/apollo-broker run
Now that the broker is running, you can optionally run some of the included examples to verify the the broker is running properly.
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Triple Cheese Carbonara
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Green Rose..
I named it Green Rose as I am wearing my most fave sweater of all time. I bought it from HK. Actually I saw a famous filipina model/tv star wearing the identical sweater in one of her print ads. My pants were a regular skinny jeans I just added flare into it by adding Rose applique.
Shoes of course were my creation. Alligator skin leather. here is a closer look:
I named this look jaded not because i feel jaded but because most of my colors are in the shades of green. I am wearing a tee that said Kill Hip Hop. I have nothing against hip hop, don't get me wrong, I just find it humorous.
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My pants were from Thailand. I just love the tiny detailing of the stitches in the front and back. The color was out of this world too.
My shoes are my signature. This is my own creation. A yellow top-sider. Here is the draft and finish product:
I named this look jaded not because i feel jaded but because most of my colors are in the shades of green. I am wearing a tee that said Kill Hip Hop. I have nothing against hip hop, don't get me wrong, I just find it humorous.
I bought the jacket from OshKosh Bgosh. When I first saw this, my eyes were immediately drawn to it due to the vibrant colors it consists. The cut of this is short more of a bolero-type which I also love.
My pants were from Thailand. I just love the tiny detailing of the stitches in the front and back. The color was out of this world too.
My shoes are my signature. This is my own creation. A yellow top-sider. Here is the draft and finish product:
Silk and Star
Silk and Star.. I called this silk and star for two obvious reasons. Silk because i have created a raincoat out of silk fabric. It has been raining for the past weeks and I was inspired to create a raincoat-inspired outerwear but made it more current and fashion forward. I have put a string in the waist area and neck so it can be tightened up. Star because of the watch i bought for a cheap price. I just find this watch super cute. Here is a picture for a close up look: For my accessories. i have a created a ring from my old necklace. I have used the square pendant from my old necklace to create a ring, charm bracelet using different stones. My necklaces were a vintage silver choker and a rosary of music. Here is a close-up look: For my shoes, I bought it from MdB. It is made out of denim which i love. I am trying to add this style on my collection of shoes that i am making. I am still studying how to create a pattern of this without me tearing this apart. This will be coming soon! Here is a close up look:
Beigeful. I just invented a word for this look(lol). The name I concocted for this is pretty self-explanatory. All the colors in this look are in the family of beige and neutrals. For the top it is a regular beige polo shirt from Lacoste. I had this way back when I was on college. It just proves that i have lost a lot of weight. ^_^ I bought the jacket from HK. A faux leather jacket with D&G logo. I love the zipper detailing on the front and the color is a dark shade of gray. For close up look: My accessories are featured on the picture as well. An oriental styled neck piece which I bought for just a reasonable price. For my watch, it is another piece I bought from HK. They have great formal watch collection for a cheap price. For my pants this is the remainder of the fabric i used for my Burberry Madness look in LB. I made pants out of it. The fit is very fitted however this is the type of fabric where it is stretch and at the same time very breathable. Hope you like it. Please hype my looks to in Lookbook. Just click the hype button and you will be directed to the site. ♥_♥
Victorian and Leather
Victorian and Leather.. This look was completely done by me.. Victorian style top, It is made out of Dark green and light green jersey. I used draping method and pleading technique for the small folds and applied ruffles and pearl buttons to create the victorian look: Here is a close-up look: My pants were created out of black leatherette, the front part was stitched to give an embossed look, zipper on the sides so it can be stretched and black cotton fabric at the back for comfort since wearing leather on skin is very uncomfortable: Lastly Shoes were made out of blue green snake skin leather and added 2-1/2 inches heels my new design for shoes..
I call this look Kurtified.. This is very Kurt Hummel look from Glee. I was watching Glee Season 3 again and I was suddenly inspired to pay tribute to Kurt, a well-known gay character in television today. I was so in love with this Boots from Timberland. I bought it online and was a very good find. It is a rare Timberland design with Silver splatter on the side. Here it is for a closer look:
Victorian Obsession
I have been quite obsessed with Victorian-style nowadays. I have been creating Victorian-styled blouses and practicing my pleading skills for three looks now. For the top, I have added a Victorian-styled white neck area blouse to my simple brown cardigan. I also created the cross necklace, it is made out of clear Swarovski and pearl beads with the big cross. I have included it on the necklace not as a pendant but continued part of the necklace itself. Here is the close-up look: For my pants,it is black leather pants from Oxygen. For my shoes: Courtesy of YRYS, black shoes with brown alligator skin. Here is the pic for close-up look:
Colorful take on Rainy Day
A colorful take on a rainy day... Skin-Feel Polo, Dirty-white Skinny jeans, Swatch Watch, Yellow Army Jacket, Tear-drop diamond necklace, and yellow-top-sider my own creation..
Going VIntage
Going Vintage: Top is a vintage polo shirt, Blue washed-out fitted pants, Gray Rope Bracelet, Black Beads Bracelet, Heart Necklace, Gold Tiger Skin 4 inches Platform Shoes (my own creation).
Colors.. For my look today.. I named it Colors because of the Jacket I have created for this look. This is a rainbow colored striped blazer. I put it on top of a simple black v neck shirt and white pants. For my shoes, I bought it from a thrift store. When I saw the that glittering shoes from the stand, I couldn't help myself but to buy it. Another good thing about this is the dwarf style at the back and the grip of the out sole. Here is a close up look:
No Smoking Sign..
I called this no smoking sign as I was literally standing to it. I have been trying to quit smoking for quite sometime now. I stopped for a year maybe to let my lungs regenerate and unfortunately I got hooked again. For my look: Top: I am wearing a purple, gray, and black striped polo shirt from BUM Equipment. Pants: Gray butterfly pants. I named it butterfly pants as the effect of the button down on the pockets made it look like butterfly. Shoes: This is from Converse. Mixture of Black and white checkered and black cloth materials. Accessories: I have made most of my accessories here except for the suspenders which is bought from Divisoria. A famous cheap shopping market in the PH.
Chinese Inspired..
It's been a while since i have posted here in LB. I have been busy with things. I have been to HK to attend the Fashion Access Fashion show and shoes and leather convention as you know I specialize in shoes. For my look: I named it Chinese inspired cause this top was Chinese-inspired, I also have my snake bracelet to boot, to have a closer look of the stitching and design here it is: The pants is my creation. It has blue and brown stripe at the back and plain brown at the front. Shoes are my own creation too. Fashion statements and khaki and light brown animal skin leather: Here is the draft when i just finished sewing the leathers: Here is a close-up look when i put it on its form. and the finish product..
Army/coat inspired jacket in moss green, Lacoste Pistachio-colored polo-shirt (small yes small! haha), Fitted pants with white and blue detailing, Gold leather and green fur bag, Yellow topsider shoes by Kyl's. ♥♥♥
Chief Justice Blair..
This next look was inspired by Blair Waldorf from GG and the newly appointed, first female chief justice in the Philippines. I created the top with those two powerful women in mind. I used silk for me to easily manipulate the folding and draping in the shoulder area. The pants are from faux leather material, very figure shaping with specs of gold. The shoes of course was created by me again and here is the draft of it when I just finished sewing the form. Here is the finished product: Khaki Alligator skin Dress shoes.
A Day At Work..
A Day at Work. Psychedelic shirt, square pants by ensembles, bag with sequins handstiched by me ( don't i love sequins?) and MdB shoes.. I so love this look.. A little out there but who cares? Fashion is an expression..
Burberry Madness
Burberry Madness. Top i created from my old ordinary brown long sleeves which i added Burberry fabrics, white fitted pants, and Black shoes with dark brown alligator skin as embellishment.
A Take on Army Look
Army Look.. This is my take on army look. Green, Yellow, and light blue checkered polo, silver rosary cross removed and changed with diamond pendant, swatch watch, army pants which i changed i added stretch cotton at the bottom (my own creation) and alligator skin green leather top-sider (my own creation).
Going Retro..
Going on Retro.. Black v-neck shirt, striped gray high-waisted pants with Gold detailing, smoky gray D&G jacket, black ankle boots, note rosary, gray rope bracelet and gray suspenders.
Rainy Day On Manila
Rainy day on Manila.. Violet knitwear with blue checkered hood, Blue and White stripes short and Purple high-cut converse shoes.
Hand-Painted Graphics..
This is a graphic hand-painted shirt.. Well we all can read what is hand painted on this shirt right? hahaha.. Well just trying to be playful.. My pants is a jogging pants inspired pants made out of leatherette material with a lot of stitches. As for the shoes, I thought i had lost this pair of sneakers from Levi's, but luckily it was just sitting on a box at the bottom of unused shoes.
Fierce Inspector
I can say this look is one of my looks that I created almost everything.. Almost.. White vneck shirt, gray suspenders, Blue and White pants which i have created, Silver Coat I have created out of Umbrella fabric as a material. It is rainy season here in the Philippines so I need some sort of a waterproof coat., haha and of course the blue suede shoes which i have created with 3 inches platform.
BRONZIFIED: Glittering jacket top, black sleeveless with glitter design, black and white three fourth pants, bronze shoes (my own creation).
Color Me Bold..
Rainbow-colored polo shirt from RL, jeans-sleeveless with Fur jacket, Blue jeans from Bench, White shoes RUSTY, crystal stones bracelet, red belt, red bag with brown detailing from Via Venetto.
Bedazzled.. Gray cotton long sleeve shirt i added a blue and white collar, silver fitted pants and regular converse shoes which I bedazzled with silver sequins.. brown leather scraps bag, and rosary necklace..
All Patched Up..
All Patched Up.. Black Army Jacket, Kill Hip Hop Tees, All patched up maong pants (my own creation), pink low cut pink converse.
Romance Meets Goth..
Romance meet Goth..Black draped vneck shirt my own creation, heart accesory, stretch pants with rose embroidery, and red espadrilles shoes with my favorite embelishment sequins (of course)! ♥♥♥ Again Photography by Jed editing by me
Think Pink
Think Pink! Poloshirt made out of three different fabrics and shades of pink: plain pink, argyle blue and pink and blue green with pink stitches, pink pants, mail bag with dove and light purple chucks with blue star laces! Thanks sis for your patience and for making me FIERCE


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Sunday, December 08, 2013
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- Julie5:51 AM
your post on le chat (we brought my sweet girl with us from SF), anyway, I bought French monopoly for my sons for Christmas and guess what the new game piece is??? Mais oui, le chat! So now there is a chien and a chat. Needless to say, everyone in our household will be fighting over who gets to be the cat. =^..^=ReplyDelete
That opening shot is quite a grabber!ReplyDelete
As long as I've been looking a photos of Paris, I never would have dreamt that cats were right up there with dogs in popularity. Your watercolors are great, BTW :) And, I think that the subway critters are ferrets - but one is pretty plump & otter looking.
Oooh love the cats, Carol! I actually saw the cat purse in Paris in October and didn't buy it. Now, I regret it! Love, JamieReplyDelete
Your awnings pop out so nicely!ReplyDelete
You would like my grandfather's dining room set that we have for your post..Lions heads..
Hi there, the light tan is definitely a ferret ("furet") though ot so sure of the darker one, I'd dearly love a ferret. specially taking walkies, but doubt my whippet and Jack Russell would approve ~ they chase anything that moves, and then it doesn't move any more!! PoshepocheReplyDelete
I love the cats. Love 'em -- but then you know that! Glad to see they are getting their due in Paris!ReplyDelete
Whatever they are, they look enough like rodents that I am amazed the dogs haven't gone for their throats. It truly must be the season of the lion and the lamb.ReplyDelete
- Nancy C4:15 PM
Those weasely looking critters are ferrets. Some people keep them as house pets, like cats. They have to be de-scented, and they still are seriously slimey looking. They have been known to bit babies.ReplyDelete


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Abnormal Pap test after Chemotherapy or Radiation
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I read that chemotherapy can cause a Pap smear to be abnormal. How long should I wait to get a Pap after my last chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer (AC-T)? Could radiation have an affect also?
Christina S. Chu, MD, Assistant Professor of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, responds:
I am unaware of any effect of chemotherapy on Pap tests, specifically any direct effect of chemotherapy drugs that would cause abnormal Pap smears. However, patients who are immunosuppressed for long periods of time because of maintenance chemotherapy may conceivably be more prone to abnormal Paps, just as any other immunosuppressed patients are (such as patients with organ transplants or HIV).
Radiation therapy to the pelvis or vagina can certainly affect Pap tests, but radiation to the breast would not be expected to cause Pap test abnormalities.
I believe that it should be fine to get a Pap test once you have completed treatment and have recovered from any immediate treatment-related side effects.


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Universal Credit to hit small businesses and start-ups, MPs warn
Small businesses, the self-employed and start-up companies could all struggle with major upcoming changes to the welfare and benefit system and the way PAYE data is reported, a report by MPs has warned.
Under the new Real Time Information (RTI) system, most employers will need to report their employees' PAYE payments - such as tax and NICs - on or before each pay day, as opposed to at the end of each tax year. RTI will be crucial to the Government's new Universal Credit programme, which will calculate welfare claims and tax credits according to real time earnings.
According to the report published by the Work and Pensions Select Committee, the additional administration involved in RTI and Universal Credit could impose a 'significant and unnecessary burden on the self-employed', while ready access to the internet may cause problems for others.
The Committee also argue that the proposed minimum income rules for the Universal Credit could act as a disincentive to entrepreneurship.
Although a pilot of the Universal Credit system will begin in the north west of England in April 2013, MPs are calling for the 'ambitious' full national roll-out due in October 2013 to be delayed.
Commenting on the report, Anthony Thomas, chairman of the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) said there was a serious 'lack of realism about the extent of digital exclusion among the business community.'
"There are also far-reaching consequences for claimants and small businesses alike of erroneous data creeping into the systems, which could seriously impact their operation in practice."
According to the LITRG, the requirement of RTI to report employee earnings on or before the date of payment was unrealistic for many small businesses, particularly where employees are paid on an ad-hoc basis.
"Self-employed claimants will face substantially greater burdens to starting and growing their own business than now, which is worrying," he added.
"Those requiring some support from the welfare system to get a self-employment business going will need to prepare accounts for the DWP each month on a completely different basis from those it has to prepare for HMRC once a year. This will impose extra bureaucratic burdens and material additional time and financial cost, which are likely to deter claimants from starting up and building their own businesses. This is not the right way to go about encouraging new business start-ups."


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Seven fighters attended the UFC on FUEL TV post-fight press conference: Chan Sung Jung, Dustin Poirier, Donald Cerrone, Tom Lawlor, Yves Jabouin, Igor Pokrajac and Amir Sadollah. UFC President Dana White missed his first fight in eleven years due to impending surgery, but provided commentary via his Twitter account.
Jung and Poirier earned Fight of the Night for their thrilling main event scrap. After a back-and-forth battle in which the momentum swung in each fighter's favor, Jung landed an uppercut in the fourth round that sent Poirier retreating toward the fence. Jung pursued, stuffed a Poirier takedown attempt, and secured a fight-ending d'arce choke. For his efforts, "The Korean Zombie" was also awarded Submission of the night.
Knockout of the Night went to Lawlor, who dropped veteran Jason MacDonald early in the first round. Lawlor, who turned 29 tonight, took home his third Fight Night bonus (after earning Fight of the Night for his battle with Aaron Simpson, and Submission of the Night for his victory over CB Dollaway).
Each fighter received $40,000 for their bonuses (with Jung taking home $80,000 for his two bonuses).
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State Government Records Accessioned
Board of Acupuncture. Minutes, 1997 November 15 - 2004 November 20. 1 folder. Board of Acupuncture. Ar1956
Board of Equalization and Review. Proceedings, 1899-1900. 1 volume. Unknown donor. Ar1952
Board of Physical Therapy. Minutes, 2003 February 12 - November 5. 1 folder. Board of Physical Therapy. Ar1933 acc
Bureau of Senior Services. Transcripts of interviews with elderly West Virginians, ca. 1970-1974. 2 boxes. Commission on Aging. Ar1951
Capitol Building. Articles about selecting site for new capitol, 1921. 1 folder. Transfer from Archives and History Library. Ar1812 acc
Consolidated Public Retirement Board. Minutes, 2000. 1 box. Transfer from Treasurer's Office. Ar1953
County School Superintendent compilations of local history and topography for 14 counties, 1926-1927. 14 volumes. Unknown donor. Ar1961
Health Finance Authority. Minutes, 1985-1993. 1 box. Transfer from Treasurer's Office. Ar1954
Highways. Bridge section non-current and replaced structures, 1960s-early 2000s. 27 boxes. Division of Highways. Ar1895 acc
Highways. Bridge section non-current and replaced structures, 1914s-1990s. 3 boxes. Division of Highways District 1. Ar1895 acc
Highways. Bridge section non-current and replaced structures, 1970s-2004. 2 boxes. Division of Highways, District 3. Ar1895acc
Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council. Minutes, 2005 December. 1 folder. Transfer from Governor's Office. Ar1955
Maryland vs. West Virginia. Documents regarding boundary dispute, 1891-1913. 2 boxes. Unknown donor. Ar1960
Miners Health and Safety. Fatal accident reports, 1984-2001. 6 boxes. Miners Health and Safety. Ar1884acc
Pharmaceutical Cost Management Council. Minutes and agendas, 2004 April 20 - 2006 March 29. 1 folder. WV Pharmaceutical Cost Management Council. Ar1958
Regional Jail and Correctional Authority. Blueprints for North Central Regional Jail, Western Regional Jail, Lakin Correctional Facility for Women, Regional Juvenile Center at Mount Hope, Central Potomac Highlands Regional Juvenile Detention Center, Western Regional Juvenile Center at Barboursville, Regional Juvenile Detention Center at Dunbar, 2002-2005. 8 items (891 pages). Regional Jail and Correctional Authority, Charleston. Ar1838 acc
Rockefeller, Governor John D. IV. Proclamations, 1977-1984. 7 boxes. Transfer from State Documents Collection. Ar1834 acc
Specifications, correspondence. Records of governor's mansion, Holly Grove, Mansion Advisory Committee, 1956-1988. 1 box. Transfer from Governor's Mansion. Ar1812acc
State Prison for Women. Financial records, reports and notes on prospective parolees at Pence Springs prison, 1950-1962. 2 boxes. Unknown Donor. Ar1959
Supreme Court of Appeals. List of lawyers admitted to practice before court, 1863-1916. 2 items. Supreme Court of Appeals. Ar1957
Treasurer's Office. Investment Loss Report by Jerry Simpson including narrative, Jim Lee's report on impeachment of A. James Manchin, minutes of Board of Investments, 1985-1989. 1 box. Jerry Simpson, Charleston. Ar1962
Manuscripts Accessioned
Account books. E. W. Waggoner and Son, Freemansburg, Lewis County, also catalogue for Strecker Brothers of Marietta, 1889-1951. 7 volumes. Unknown donor. Ms2006-045
Account books. Stevens Coal, Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal, freight books for Steamer Liberty, 1871-1911. 12 volumes. Unknown donor. Ms2006-042
Account books. US Circuit and District Courts including witness books, cash books, orders of jurors, 1873-1974. 41 volumes. U. S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, Charleston. Ms2006-098
Adams, David Collection. Letters from William Proctor Smith re: coal lands, 1874; letter from B. B. Harding to J. D. Sweeney to secure recommendation for Harding from Senator J. N. Camden, 1888; annual report of Coal River Collieries, 1925. 6 items. David L. Adams, Springfield, MO. Ms2006-024
Boggess, Painter, Garnes families. Family history from Bible (photocopies), 1858-1928. 1 item. Linda Cruickshanks, Charleston. Ms2006-007
Browning, Rheba and Bill Collection. Naaman Jackson and Logan materials, ca. 1894-1945. 1 box. Michael W. Browning in memory of Steven Browning, Danville. Ms2006-122
Cemetery listings. Artificial collection, n.d. 1 box. Transfer from clippings. Ms2006-052
Central West Virginia court records. Case files, land grants, mostly Upshur and Randolph counties, 1789-1954. 2 boxes and 1 folder. Unknown donor. Ms2006-101
City of Parkersburg. Municipal records, account books and other materials including taxes, elections, streets, sanitary board, 1830s-1975. 40 boxes and 141 volumes. City of Parkersburg, Parkersburg. Ms2006-108
Civil War Collection. Pension record for Frederick K. Dague, Company I, 15th WV Infantry and Company I, 10th WV Infantry (copies); student essay on Bruce Catton's A Stillness at Appomattox by Patsy Hazlett Dague, ca. 1898-1923, n.d. 1 folder. Mrs. Dague via West Virginia Independence Hall, Wheeling. Ms79-18.1.77
Civilian Conservation Corps. Articles on programs at Kumbrabow State Park, 1983, 1991. 2 items. Ralph Matz, Chillicothe, OH. Ms85-17 acc
Davis, J. Hornor II and III Collection. Legislative files and political materials of father/son legislators, ca. 1959-1966. 6 boxes. J. Hornor Davis IV, Charleston. Ms2006-003
DeVan, R. P. Collection. Correspondence to and from Charleston mayor, also police reports, forms, 1931-1934. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ms2006-090
Franz-Smootz Collection. Correspondence, business records, some Civil War era correspondence, 1862-1924. 1 box. Lelia Adams Straw, Pacifica, CA. Ms2006-102
Galperin, Si Collection. Materials of former legislator including Charleston history, strip mining, correspondence and election materials, 1960-2004. 2 boxes and 6 volumes. Si. H. Galperin, Jr., Charleston. Ms2006-016
Geary Family. Letter written by John Geary about life and work in Kanawha Salines, 1835 Jan. 18. 1 item. William D. Young, Jr., Lake City, TX. Ms2006-089
Glen Jean, McKell Coal. Letter book of Thomas Nichol for McKell Coal, minute book of town of Glen Jean, various town documents, 1897-1915. 2 volumes and 1 folder. Edward Stratton in memory of Mary Jane Hughes Stratton of South Charleston and Glen Jean, WV, Groton, MA. Ms2006-093
Gollehorn, Marie Deck Collection. Family history materials on Deck/Dick/Dyke and related families, 1760s-1993. 5 boxes. Joe Gollehorn, Charleston. Ms2006-010
Hennen, Azure, Stenger, Roberts families. Correspondence and papers of Morgantown area families, 1890-1986. 2 boxes, 1 volume and 10 oversized folders, Earl M. Hennen, Sr., Jackson, MS. Ms91-34
Hopemont Hospital. Letter of regret from E. F. Morgan unable to attend dedication, 1929 September 25. 1 item. Purchase - Bookworm and Silverfish. Ms2006-027
Hughart family. Materials relating to Dr. James Hughart and Dr. John Ewing Hughart including register of births, Fayette County? 1889-1948. 2 folders. Josephine Hughart Graeff, Virginia Beach, VA. Ms2006-026
Hughes, Dr. Alfred. Letters, most written by Hughes while in prison at Camp Chase, OH to wife in Wheeling (photocopies), 1862 June 7 - Nov. 12. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ms2006-073
International Organization of Good Templars (IOGT). Proceedings, Harpers Ferry Lodge #1, 1886-1888. 1 volume. Unknown donor. Ms2006-043
Jackfert, Edward Collection. Listing of World War II publications housed at Brooke County Public Library, n.d. 1 folder. Brooke County Library, Wellsburg. Ms2006-071
Kanawha Coal Operators Association. Records, 1905-1984. 46 boxes. Kanawha Coal Operators Association, Charleston. Ms2006-046
Kanawha Industrial Relations Association Collection. Arbitration files, ca. 1960s-80s. 127 boxes and 85 volumes. John McChesney, KIRA, Charleston. Ms2006-041
Lantz, L. E. Collection. Correspondence, account books, records of Wetzel County business and legislator, especially 1933-1936 period, road construction, agriculture, redistricting, 1891-1955. 13 boxes. Marilyn Seeley for Lantz Family, Jacksonburg. Ms2006-100
Literary manuscript. Indian Warpaths in Raleigh County and When the Spanish Influenza Hit Raleigh County, both by Jim Wood, n.d. 2 items. James L. Wood, Jr., Beckley. Ms2006-074
Literary manuscript. Script, programs and other materials related to "Belle," musical performed by Berkeley County Civic Theatre as collected by producer and stage manager, ca. 1980. 1 box. Mabel and George Stover, Ruidoso, NM. Ms2006-053
Miller, Delegate Margaret (Peggy) Collection. Materials including creation of Board of Investments, Treasurer A. James Manchin impeachment, Workers Comp legislation, ca. 1984-1990. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ms2006-013
Modern Woodmen of the World, Charleston Camp 5719. Minutes, accounts, 1913-1918. 1 volume. Unknown donor. Ms2006-028
Morrison, Dr. L. C. Collection. Account books of Milton-area physician, 1904-1934. 6 volumes. Sara Bledsoe, Ona. Ms2006-011
Mountain State Railroad and Logging Historical Association. Letter from Creed Malone to Col. H. C. Nutt on Scotts Run Railway letterhead; letter of Robert H. England to H. P. Edwards on Kanawha and West Virginia Railroad letterhead and reply; tariff rates for Campbell's Creek Railroad, Kanawha Central Railway, Kelley's Creek and Northwestern Railroad, Kelly's Creek Railroad, Middle Creek Railroad and Muddlety Railroad; 1916-1962. 33 items. David L. Adams, Springfield, MO. Ms83-12acc
Neff Family Collection. Correspondence, miscellaneous materials including Morgantown, Buckhannon, 1857-1977. 1 box. Emily Neff, Charleston. Ms2006-086
Rayford, Josephine Morris Collection. Obituaries, memorials and thank you notes regarding African-American deaths, mostly Charleston, ca. 1950-1995. 1 box. Ancella Bickley, Charleston. Ms2006-103
Salisbury, Summers families and Capitol City Supply Company. Documents, including Billy Sunday tract, Charleston, Clendenin and Sutton ticket, deeds (mostly Kanawha and Clay counties), 1850-1990s. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ms2006-014
Shaffer, Kathryn Home Extension Service Collection. Materials written and compiled by Kanawha County agent, 1916-1996. 1 box. Kathryn F. Shaffer, Charleston. Ms2006-054
Slab Fork Coal and related companies. Records, account books, deeds and other materials of Slab Fork, Beaver Coal, Gaston Coal, New River Coal, Scotia Coal, Glade Springs Land Company, mostly in Raleigh and Fayette counties, 1885-1983. 2 boxes and 49 volumes. Austin Caperton, Caperton Energy, Beckley. Ms2006-107
Smith, Joe L. Collection. Correspondence, other materials of US Congressman, Beckley mayor, 1917-1950. 3 boxes. Hulett C. Smith, Beckley. Ms2006-104
Strickland, Joseph Collection. Materials compiled for his 50 states book, 1960-1970. 1 box. Joseph Strickland, New Smyrna Beach, FL. Ms2006-002
Suttle family. Correspondence, certificates and report cards of Suttle, Dilworth, Hoffman families and St. Albans, 1907-1966. 1 box. Harry B. Suttle, St. Albans. Ms2006-091
Talbott Collection. Funeral books, poems, 1926-1948. 1 folder. Patty Nugent, Pratt. Ms2003-047 acc
Taylor, Amanda Collection. Correspondence between WWII soldier Robert and Amanda Taylor, Thomas Jefferson Junior High newsletter, Parkersburg vs. Huntington football game program, constituent letter of Rush D. Holt about keeping out of WWII, 1936-1944. 1 folder. W. A. Adams, Charleston. Ms2006-092
Trent, William W. Collection. Correspondence, speeches, writings and other materials re: state school superintendent (1933-1953), education issues, WPA projects, 1906-1959. 18 boxes. Kirtha Day, Elkview. Ms2006-040
Vaughn, Dr. Florien Collection. Grade card from University of Minnesota School of Medicine, booklet of 23rd Psalm from Dr. Lue Rupert, 1901, 1915-1916. 2 items. Rev. Lawton W. Posey, Charleston. Ms88-122 acc
Wells family. School papers and other notes from Margaret Wells, Weston, ca. 1910-1920. 1 folder. Unknown donor. Ms2006-019
West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women. Programs, clippings and other materials, many collected by Beatrice Burns Harvey, the first president, 1961-2000. 1 box. Carye Blaney for West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women, Inc., Morgantown. Ms2006-015
West Virginia Labor History Association Collection. Organizational materials, labor issues and labor history materials, ca. 1920-1993. 5 boxes. West Virginia Labor History Association, Charleston. Ms2006-001
West Virginia Library Association. Executive Board handbook, minutes, financial information, 1994-1997. 2 folders. Fredrick H. Armstrong, Charleston. Ms2006-075
Wheeling. Artificial collection including Chester and William Hubbard, statehood, Civil War, 1810-1914. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ms2006-044
Wood, Arthur Family Collection. Correspondence, other materials of family that include mining engineer, 1st woman employed at Nitro, actor, 1870-1960. 2 boxes and 1 folder. Unknown donor. Ms2006-099
Photographs Accessioned
Berwind. B&W showing town, rock formation, 1906 May. 2 items. S. Norton, Cleveland, OH. Ph2006-119
Browning, Rheba and Bill Collection. Naaman Jackson and Logan materials, ca. 1900-1950. 1 box. Michael W. Browning in memory of Steven Browning, Danville. Ph2006-122
Cannelton Coal Company. Copy negative of coal ferry on Kanawha River, ca. 1890s-1900s. 1 item. John Rennolds, Jr., Tappahannock, VA. Ph2006-087
Capitol complex, Hillcrest property. B&W aerial, 1968. 1 item. James F. Brown III, Charleston. Ph2006-076
Charleston band. B.P.O. Elks #202 Drum Corps, ca. 1910s-20s. 1 item. Joe Geiger, Huntington. Ph2006-005
Chester. B&W of C. A. Smith Bridge at Chester with streetcar and horse-drawn carriage, ca. 1900-1920. 1 item. Larry Skeen, Ripley. Ph2006-020
Civilian Conservation Corps. B&W prints of Camp Beaver, Company 1522, SP-3, ca. 1935-1936. 2 items. Ralph Matz, Chillicothe, OH. Ph85-17 acc
Coal, gas company. Panoramic and 1 print of Marsh Fork Blue Star coal facilities, Raleigh County; women on steps of Owens-Libbey Owens Gas offices, 1919, n.d. 5 items. Orval and Bessie Kenney, Ravenswood. Ph2006-088
Color photographs. Capitol in winter, Babcock Mill in fall by Brenda Thomas, 1983. 2 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-039
Commerce Collection. Negatives, slides and prints, 1960s-1980s. 5 boxes and 5 drawers, Division of Commerce. Ph88-49 acc
Dungan, Ellis Collection. Slides, many Wheeling area, n.d. 1 box. Ellis Dungan, Wheeling. Ph2003-181
Elm Grove. B&W of town, Cecil Lumber Company, Main Street West and Elm Grove Coal, ca. 1890-1912. 4 items. Mrs. James McCormick, Elm Grove. Ph2006-021
Follansbee. Copy negative of mill, 1947 Oct. 23-24. 1 item. Mary L. Schwertfeger, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives, late 1800s-1970. 12 items. City of Follansbee, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives, 1890s-1910s. 6 items. Albert Pierantozzi, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives, 1925-1993. 9 items. Mavis M. Roush, East Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives including mill, Foreman's Club, flood, ca. 1900-1978. 119 items. Jim Mirasola, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives, including Pastime Club, 1914-1947. 31 items. Larry Iafrate, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negative of aerial of mill, 1964 Feb. 10. 1 item. Rita Robinson, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of First Church of Christ, n.d., 1999. 4 items. Bill Cooper, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of First Methodist Church, West Virginia Dairy, n.d. 7 items. Opal Lantz, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of flood, 1939 August. 4 items. Dorothy Wise, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of road construction, streetcar and rail lines, 1905-1920. 25 items. Richard Boyd, Wellsburg. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of schools, 1924-1964. 24 items. Follansbee Library, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of site and demolition of Mutt's Bar, 1986. 2 items. Paul Lombardi, East Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Follansbee. Copy negatives of Sunday school classes at Church of Christ, Williams family, ca. 1915-1920. 8 items. Denny Williams, Follansbee. Ph2006-083
Franz-Smootz Collection. Albums, prints, postcards of families, n.d. 1 box. Lelia Adams Straw, Pacifica, CA. Ph2006-102
Gill, Neff, Reynolds, Rollins families. Copy negatives, n.d. 18 items. Sue Neff, Brighton, MI. Ph2006-081
Gordon, Samuel Collection. Panoramic of WV State Guard, black recruits, ca. 1941-1943. 2 items. Kristie Campbell, Detroit, MI. Ph2006-120
Hampshire County schools. Negatives of schools and school activities, 1950s-60s. 16 boxes. Hampshire County Board of Education, Romney. Ph95-58 acc
Harpers Ferry. Lithograph showing train emerging from tunnel by E. Sachse and Company, ca, 1850. 1 item. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, DE. Ph2006-113
Hennen, Azure, Stenger, Roberts families. Prints, copy negs and postcards of Morgantown area families, Alaska, Europe, n.d. 3 boxes, 1 volume and 10 oversized folders, Earl M. Hennen, Sr., Jackson, MS. Ph91-34
Hopemont Hospital. B&W and postcards, 1930s-40s. 56 items. Purchase - Bookworm and Silverfish, Wytheville, VA. Ph2006-027
Johnson, Lt. George D. Jr. B&W of WWII pilot killed over Austria, obituary, ca. 1942-44, 1949. 11 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-025
Kanawha County. B&W contact prints taken during 1989 survey, 1989. 1 box. Transfer from Historic Preservation Unit. Ph2006-111
Marshall County. Copy negative, n.d. 1 item. Stephanie Chamberlain, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negative of football team, ca. 1915-1930. 1 item. John Icard, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negative of Simpson Methodist Church, ca. 1907-1908. 1 item. Carol Whipkey, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negative of Smelter, n.d. 1 item. Carol Kandis, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, n.d. 5 items. Rich Wotkowski, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, n.d. 6 items. Marshall County Historical Society, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, 1875-1970. 53 items. Susan Reilly, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, 1893-1970s. 109 items. Marshall County Public Library, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, ca. 1907-1936. 9 items. Ivan and Alma Jean McCombs,Wheeling. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, ca. 1910s-1920s. 3 items. Maxine Rickman, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, 1930-1984. 4 items. Frances Bonar, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives, 1951-1976. 2 items. Bill Harris, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives including fires, floods, 1895-1990s. 90 items. Cameron Public Library, Cameron. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives including Lindbergh's visit, 1899-1942. 17 items. Lila June Bungard, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives of Dalzell family, n.d. 2 items. David Dalzell, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives of Davis family, n.d. 4 items. Dolores J. Porter, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives of Lockwood family, n.d. 2 items. Gary Rider, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Marshall County. Copy negatives of St. James Catholic Church, McMechen, 1926-1950. 4 items. Martha Jane McCulley, Moundsville. Ph2006-085
Mine fatal accidents. B&W prints removed from fatal accident files with notations by Rick Jarrett, 1935-1982. 1 box. Transfer from Archives collections. Ph2006-072
Moundsville. Copy negative, ca. 1920s. 1 item. Ann V. Lewis, Glen Dale. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative, 1939. 1 item. Martha Buchovecky, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative of Benwood roundhouse and locomotive, ca. 1921. 1 item. Samuel Caldwell, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative of house moving, 1910s-1920s. 1 item. Maxine Rickman, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative of McNinch Hardware, n.d. 1 item. Kate McNinch, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative of Noller house, n.d. 1 item. Irma Horner and Eleanor Baker, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negative of Terrill family, ca. 1930. 1 item. Frances Bonar, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, n.d. 2 items. Dorothy Yost, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, ca. 1860s. 2 items. Evan Rogerson, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, 1880-1940s. 16 items. Nila Chaddock, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, ca. 1884-1913. 6 items. Carolyn Smith, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, 1890-1920. 5 items. Marshall County Historical Society, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives, 1935-1944. 5 items. Rudolph Morski, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Cameron, other scenes, 1894-1965. 80 items. Cameron Public Library, Cameron. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Fostoria Glass, floods, ca. 1896-1985. 30 items. Moundsville/Marshall County Public Library, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Glen Easton, railroads, 1910-1972. 8 items. Bill Harris, Glen Easton. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Kittle family, wedding, 1909-1911. 2 item. Dorothy Kittle Sebroski, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Knoxville, n.d. 2 items. Florence Schaffer, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Marshall and Ohio County scenes, n.d., 1901. 3 items. Theresa and Emil Jelacic, Benwood. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Marshall county views, ca. 1850-1962. 16 items. Robert E. Durig, Glen Dale. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Marshall county views, ca. 1857-1920. 11 items. Bob's Lunch, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of McMechen, other Marshall county views, ca. 1890-1930s. 7 items. Marshall County Historical Society, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of schools, prison, Civil War reunions, ca. 1908-1910s. 6 items. John Icard, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Shook, Scherwinski families, 1889-1920s. 14 items. Shirley Stimmell, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Moundsville. Copy negatives of Simpson United Methodist church, ca. 1890s-1950s?. 4 items. Simpson United Methodist Church, Moundsville. Ph2006-084
Musicians. Digital print of fiddlers Doc White and French Carpenter of Clay County, n.d. 1 item. Kim Johnson, Clendenin. Ph2006-048
Neff Family Collection. Prints and postcards, n.d. 1 box. Emily Neff, Charleston. Ph2006-086
Norfolk and Western Railway. B&W of various engines and trains, put out by public relations department, ca. 1950-1972. 7 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-034
Pence Springs State Prison for Women. Negatives of inmates, ca. 1920s-40s. 3 boxes. Unknown donor. Ph2006-106
Portrait. Frankenberger, Frederika colorized print by J. Leonard Gates, ca. 1900-1905. 1 item. A. Neal Barkus, Washington, DC. Ph2006-121
Portrait. Pierpont, Francis Harrison, governor of Restored Government of Virginia photographed by Forman, ca. 1880s-1890s. 1 item. Unknown donor. Ph2006-030
Portrait. Ryan, Edward Winston, Methodist minister and member of constitutional convention, ca. 1870s-1880s. 1 item. Mark Rain, Oak Ridge, NJ. Ph2006-118
Postcards. Alexander Campbell mansion, Greetings from Colorful West Virginia, ca. 1950, 1975. 3 items. Lansing Historical Museum, Lansing, KS. Ph2006-114
Postcards. Charleston scenes, ca. 1905-1940s. 38 items. Thomas S. Pring in memory of Cora Delcie Pauley Good, Charleston. Ph2006-117
Postcards. Front or north entrance of The Greenbrier, 1950s. 2 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-018
Postcards. Scenes of Wheeling, Bethany College, Wheeling Jesuit, 1910s-1960s. 16 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-017
Postcards. Summersville Lake, 1970s. 2 items. Cathy Miller, Pinch. Ph2006-116
Postcards. Wellsburg and Parkersburg, ca. 1912, 1970s. 3 items. Transfer from Historic Preservation. Ph2006-115
Postcards. West Virginia Wesleyan, Greenbrier, Cacapon, 1940s-1967. 4 items. Robert Knepper, Lakewood, CA. Ph2006-049
Postcards, prints. Various West Virginia scenes, James Swann sketches, Ashford General Hospital, ca. 1900-1979. 65 postcards and two folders. John Gygax, Belle. Ph2006-031
Rockefeller, Governor John D. IV Collection. Negatives and prints, 1977-1985. 10 boxes. Transfer from Governor's Office. Ph85-61 acc
Schlosser family. Negative of Harold Schlosser family, designer of Sweeney punch bowl; color snapshot of Sweeney monument, 1939, 1984. 2 items. Harold Schlosser, Wheeling. Ph84-139acc
Smith, Colonel Wrene Collection. Copy negatives of Colonel Smith and 1092nd Engineering Battalion and 150th Infantry, WV National Guard, 1928-1950s. 43 items. Robert Smith, Vienna. Ph2006-061
Smith, Joe L. Collection. B&W, 1910s-1950. 1 box. Hulett C. Smith, Beckley. Ph2006-104
Sommerville, Yeager, Fowler families. Copy negatives, ca. 1880s-1913. 10 items. Dale McClain, Medina, OH. Ph2006-082
Streetcar. Mozart Park Streetcar, Virgil L. Moore, conductor, ca. 1920. 1 item. Robert E. Moore, Arlington, VA via West Virginia Independence Hall, Wheeling. Ph2006-023
Suttle family. B&W and color prints of Suttle and related families, ca. 1940s-60s. 1 box. Harry B. Suttle, St. Albans. Ph2006-091
Swann etchings. WV Pavilion at New York World's Fair, Kanawha County Library, WVU Field House (2 copies), Capitol Complex, 1964-1969. 5 items. Mary M. Jenkins, Charleston. Ph2006-050
Talbott Collection. B&W of Oriol Talbott in WWI uniform, Paul Talbott dressed up as Indian, Copley oil well in Gilmer County, ca. 1900-1920. 1 folder. Patty Nugent, Pratt. Ph2003-047 acc
Tourism. Slides, a few negatives and prints, 1980s-2006. 14 boxes. Division of Tourism. Ph2006-105
Trent, William W. Collection. Prints and negatives of Trent family, state school superintendent (1933-1953), 1901-1960. 1 box. Kirtha Day, Elkview. Ph2006-040
USS West Virginia. Color photo of SSBN 736 sub surfacing, n.d. 1 item. Chief Petty Officer Eugene Deaton, Kings Bay, GA. Ph2006-051
Vandevender, Sam Collection. Color slides and a few transparencies of various West Virginia scenes, ca. 1960s-early 2000s. 4 boxes. Carol Vandevender, Hurricane, WV. Ph2006-004
Wells family. B&W prints, several taken by Gissy Studio of Weston, ca. 1900-1920. 8 items. Unknown donor. Ph2006-019
Wellsburg. Copy negatives of Wellsburg Christian Church, ca. 1895-1910. 3 items. Wellsburg Christian Church, Wellsburg. Ph2006-083
West Virginia Historical Education Foundation Collection. B&W prints, many used in West Virginia Yesterday and Today, ca. 1800s-1970. 3 boxes. WV Humanities Council, Charleston. Ph2006-110
West Virginia Labor History Association Collection. B&W and color prints and negatives of various labor organizations and meetings, ca. 1960s-1990s. 2 boxes and 5 volumes. West Virginia Labor History Association, Charleston. Ph2006-001
Wheeling photo album. Portraits, possibly Greer or Robinson family members, many by Wheeling area photographers, ca. 1860-1900. 1 volume. Hester Byrum, Wheeling. Ph2006-056
Winfield Lock and Dam. B&W construction photos, 1930s. 66 items. Marietta Moles, Elkview. Ph2006-112
Wood, Arthur Family Collection. B&W prints, 1870-1960. 2 boxes and 1 folder. Unknown donor. Ph2006-099
Ziler and related families. B&W including camp scenes, wedding, Elkins High School basketball, ca. 1900-1930. 1 box. Unknown donor. Ph2006-094
Special Collections Accessioned
Advertisement. Miller's Gulf Station, Charleston, 1950s. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-062
Annual report. Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation with program for Spirit of the Valley award to Lyell B. Clay, 1992-1993. 2 items. Unknown donor. Sc2006-012
Barnette family, St. Albans. Campaign materials for local elections for Bob Barnette, Virgil Maynard; funeral home bill for Mrs. Olive Rebecca Taylor; 1973, 1989. 4 items. Unknown donor. Sc2006-080
Bible. German, no family names, n.d. 1 volume. Unknown donor. Sc2006-044
Bible. Young family information with additional copies of documents and family information, ca. 1859-2005. 1 volume. Barbara Comer, Big Flats, NY. Sc2006-006
Blueprints. Kanawha Hotel plans, concept drawings, site map, Arcade Building, n.d., 1987-1996. 30 items. Hotel Kanawha Company, Charleston. Sc2006-077
Blueprints. Site map of Kanawha Hotel property, 1938 Jan. revised 1955 February. 3 items. Robinson and McElwee, Charleston. Sc2006-078
Blueprints, specifications. Walter F. Martens and Hassel Hicks predominantly McDowell and Kanawha Counties, 1893-1971.67 drawers and 27 boxes. Unknown donor. Sc2006-070
Broadside. Soldiers Memorial, 13th Infantry, Company, E. (photographic copy), 1865 Feb. 1 item. John Rennolds, Jr., Tappahannock, VA. Sc2006-087
Brochures. Sons of Revolutionary Sires flyers, listing of deceased members, 1888-1889. 3 items. Transfer from library. Sc2006-060
Calendar. The Greenbrier, 2006. 1 item. Robert Conte, White Sulphur Springs. Sc2006-009
Calendars. Wolf Creek Printery, 1998-1999, 2004-2005. 4 items. Richard Fauss, Elkview, WV. Sc87-41acc
Catalogue. Barretts Bottoms Chairmakers, Kearneysville, 1985. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-057
Certificate. First Communion for Mary Immacuala Fitzpatrick, St. Patricks, Randolph County, 1925 May. 1 item. Steven Fox, St. Albans. Sc2002-060
Certificate. Robert H. Counts, Battery A, 315th Field Artillery service in World War I, 1918. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-029
Charleston artists. Publications, clippings, many of Mary Black of Charleston Art Gallery and Sunrise, 1946-1977. 2 folders. Unknown donor. Sc2006-047
Drawings, specifications. Kelley, Gidley, Blair and Wolfe, Inc. engineering projects around state, 1918-1996. 283 flat files, 145 tubes and 36 boxes. Tom Blair, Charleston. Sc2006-069
Envelope. R. D. Wilson - Sons and Company, Clarksburg, dealers in hides, wool, roots, furs, 1908. 1 item. Gift - Bookworm and Silverfish, Wytheville, VA. Sc2006-038
Envelope and stationary. Ruffner Hotel, Charleston, ca. 1930s. 2 items. Charlotte Muzichick via Bettijane Burger, Charleston. Sc2006-064
Funeral notice. Corneous E. White, Charleston, 1884 May 3. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-095
Gordon, Samuel Collection. Printed materials, forms of WWII recruiter and black educator, ca. 1941-1950. 1 box. Kristie Campbell, Detroit, MI. Sc2006-120
Hamilton, Woodrow Clay Jr. Yearbook Collection. 1915-2000. 42 volumes. Woodrow Clay Hamilton, Jr., Hightown, VA. Sc2005-003 acc
Inaugural program. Governor Robert E. Wise, Jr., 2001 January 15. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2003-136acc
Inaugural Collection. Program and tickets to ceremony and ball for Governor William Wallace Barron, 1961 January 16. 3 items. Unknown Donor. Sc2003-136 acc
Invitation. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Morgan 25th anniversary, 1873 Nov. 4. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-096
Invitation, envelopes, program cover, Christmas card. Governor Conley inauguration cover, Christmas and at home invitation and envelopes of Governor and Mrs. Cecil H. Underwood, 1929, 1957-1958. 4 items. Family of V. B. Bucky Harris, Charleston. Sc2006-059
Meadows family. Certificates, clippings on family, Standard Oil, Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1932-1949. 1 folder. Unknown donor. Sc2006-067
Neff Family Collection. Posters, calendars (oversized - Dr 101), 1910s-1960s. 1 folder. Emily Neff, Charleston. Sc2006-086
Newsletter. WV Monitor, Extra, Camp Meeting Special Parkersburg, 1902 August 21. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-036
Notecards. Gilmer County scenes done by Crafters in the Glen, Inc., ca. 2000. 16 items. Unknown donor. Sc2006-066
O'Dell, Jay Collection. Articles in the Wayne County News 2005 January 8 - 2005 December 27. 45 items. Jay O'Dell, Lavalette, WV. Sc2005-002acc
Postal covers. USS Kanawha, 1934 Aug. 6. 3 items. Thomas S. Pring in memory of Cora Delcie Pauley Good, Charleston. Sc2006-117
Poster. Football game between Center College and Hampden-Sidney at Laidley Field, 1921 or 1927? Nov. 5. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-032
Posters. Marine Corps planes and helicopters, 1942-1971. 3 items. Unknown donor. Sc2006-033
Program. Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1967 March 12. 1 item. Orval and Bessie Kenney, Ravenswood. Sc2006-088
Program. Debate at Excelsior Society WV Conference Seminary (now WV Wesleyan) on treatment of Indians vs. Negroes by Rev. A. M. Grimes and letter of explanation, 1894, 1953. 2 items. Transfer from library. Sc2006-063
Program. Hatfields and McCoys/Honey in the Rock, 1979. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-058
Program. Southern Governors' Conference meeting at Hot Springs National Park, 1951 November 11-13. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-037
Publication. Bank consolidation of Charleston National, Citizens National and Union Trust Company, 1929 Mar. 6. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-097
Publication. Saturday Evening Post, 1960 Feb. 6. 1 item. Stan Bumgardner, Charleston. Sc2006-109
Publication. Souvenir Record of the Soldiers' Homecoming Wheeling, WV, 1919 June 11. 1 item. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Goldzer, Pittsburgh, PA. Sc2006-068
Publications, printing. Examples of Tourism printing including proofs, decals, etc, ca. 1970-2000. 1 folder. Division of Tourism, South Charleston. Sc2006-079
Receipts, tax ticket. Receipts from List and Howell, Wholesale Grocers of Wheeling and Ohio County Court for witness; Marshall County tax ticket for Shoaf Mullins, 1856-1862. 3 items. Mary E. Philo, Martins Ferry, OH. Sc2006-022
Scrapbook. Clippings on Donna Marlene, Winfield native and needlework/tapestry craftsperson, 1970s-1980s. 1 item. Unknown donor. Sc2006-035
Scrapbook. Frederika Frankenberger scrapbook including visits to brothers at West Point and Annapolis (photocopy), ca. 1900-1905. 1 item. A. Neal Barkus, Washington, DC. Sc2006-121
Scrapbook. World War II rationing articles, ca. 1942. 1 volume. Ruth Wielgosz and Ben Edelman, Washington, DC. Sc2006-008
Scrapbooks. Clippings, photos and other materials mostly on churches and cemeteries, possibly WPA?, ca. 1930s. 2 volumes. Unknown donor. Sc2006-055
Smith, Colonel Wrene Collection. Articles regarding Colonel Smith and 1092nd Engineering Battalion and 150th Infantry, WV National Guard (photocopies), 1928-1950s. 1 folder. Robert Smith, Vienna. Sc2006-061
Smith, Joe L. Collection. Scrapbooks, campaign materials, 1917-1950. 6 volumes and 1 folder oversized (Dr214). Hulett C. Smith, Beckley. Sc2006-104
World War I songbook, currency. Popular Songs of the AEF, French currency, 1915-1918. 3 items. Oscar Fitch, Wheeling. Sc2006-065
World War II maps, newspaper. Esso war map, map showing location of German prison camps and 1979 reprint of December 7, 1941 Honolulu Star Bulletin 1st extra edition, 1941-45, 1979. 3 items. John Gygax, Belle. Sc2006-031
Yearbook, school items. Charleston High Charlestonian 1935, Bookstrap, graduation program and invitation; Woodrow Wilson Junior High Wilsonian; 1932-1935. 6 items. Orval and Bessie Kenney, Ravenswood. Sc2005-003 acc
Yearbooks. Barboursville High, Milton High and Cabell-Midland High School, 1933-1995. 74 items. Dr. Karen Oldham, Cabell-Midland High School, Ona. Sc2005-003acc
Yearbooks. Cabell-Midland High School Excalibur, 1996-1998, 2000, 2003-2006. 8 items. Dr. Karen Oldham, Cabell-Midland High School, Ona. Sc2005-003acc
Yearbooks. Cedar Grove High School Trails, 1966-1967. 2 items. Roscoe Keeney, Charleston. Sc2005-003acc
Yearbooks. East Bank High Kanawha, 1938, 1939. 2 items. Carl Staton, Powell, OH. Sc2005-003 acc
Yearbooks. Elkins High School, Davis and Elkins College, 1917-1990. 5 items. Audrey Taylor, Elkins-Randolph Public Library, Elkins. Sc2005-003acc


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so sorry, sweet blog.
You have every right to be mad at me. I have completely ignored and abandoned my blog, and I feel sad about it.
Things have been a little upside down here lately. Not bad, just different. Kacie, our youngest, started Kindergarten and everything changed. My kids were all of a sudden...big. I expected lazy days to read 10 million books and have a clean house every day and study and sew and blog and have Barefoot Contessa caliber dinners and lunch with friends and volunteer and have an overwhelming sense of great personal accomplishment at the close of each day, and it just hasn't turned out that way. go figure. There's just so much to do.
I've been a little surprised by how hard it's been for me to make this transition. It's just being a different kind of mommy now and I didn't think it would take getting used to for me, but it has. It's still about the kids, and always will be, but now there is this element of me in there that has thrown me for a loop. Now what do I do? Now who do I be? They're growing up, dang. I really didn't expect these growing pains.
Oh I love my kids. My crazy wall climbing ninja children.
So forgive me while this dear blog waits for me to get it together. I will share my life and my makings with you...eventually.
I think that's the theme word of my life. I may put it on a necklace...
8 comments:
- chris said...
I've also been struggling with life changes...and not blogging as much. It's ok. Sometimes we need some space to figure things out. I've been feeling discombobulated since August, and I still can't seem to pull things together. I'm glad I'm not the only one. :)
- March 15, 2013 at 5:25 PM
- wendy said...
there are always these transitions in life to figure out.
I am still trying to "find myself" in retirement.
Love you sweety
- March 15, 2013 at 7:40 PM
- Yo Mama said...
Making a new normal is always so hard. I'm actually dreading these days that you are referring to. I'm thinking of you and sending you hopeful dreams. Love you.
- March 15, 2013 at 10:05 PM
- Yo Mama said...
Making a new normal is always so hard. I'm actually dreading these days that you are referring to. I'm thinking of you and sending you hopeful dreams. Love you.
- March 15, 2013 at 10:05 PM
- Terry said...
You are doing exactly what you are supposed to be doing. I love your ninja children. And you.
- March 15, 2013 at 11:46 PM
- Alice Wills Gold said...
I've missed you tremendously. I was so excited for this post today. I want you to the be the big blogger you have always meant to be. Get your act together already. It is a little crazy how busy we get. Make time for ME will you and BLOG! I need you to blog. :)
- March 18, 2013 at 3:20 PM
- mandi said...
Aww, friend. WIsh I could hug your neck. I just can't believe little miss is in kindergarten. You take all the time you need.
- March 31, 2013 at 5:48 AM
- Alicia said...
I love your blog! I know you don't know me but it's always a fun read pick me up. Maybe I'll look you up in heaven one day and we can be friends :)
- June 17, 2013 at 9:47 PM


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Baker also reflected on the use of Twitch for getting real-time feedback from people partaking in Titanfall's various stages of beta testing. Respawn carefully followed Twitch broadcasts to see the varying degree of responses and expressions people were giving off as they were playing the beta, just to measure the level of surprise and emotions player attached with Titanfall's gameplay in its early stages.
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With "Paranormal Activity 4" ready to haunt your nightmares on Blu-Ray, the evil genius behind the frightening franchise reveals the secret to keeping the jumps and jolts fresh each time out. And now that writer-producer Oren Peli's scared audiences a fourth time, he admits he's not done yet..
What was it about the fourth installment that got you creatively energized?
I think several things are different in 'Paranormal 4': for one, this is the first time that we're actually moving forward in time. 'Paranormal 2' and '3' were actually prequels, and this is the first time that we get to explore events that happened after 'Paranormal 1' and '2,' and obviously '3.' So we thought that that would be something that's pretty cool, and also, because it takes place in modern times in 2011, it allowed us to play with technology that was not available when 'Paranormals 1' or '2' and definitely not '3' were around.
How often do you slip into the average movie theater and watch one of these with the audience?
Usually by the time that the movie is released, we've already gone through a few test screenings, and on the Tuesday or the Wednesday before the release, we have a big premiere opening. So I get to see the movie with the audience several times. And sometimes, but not always, I sneak into the theater to watch the audience reaction which is always a lot of fun and rewarding to hear them scream and gasp and laugh at the right moment.
Did you have even an inkling of an idea that this could turn into the major franchise it's become?
Absolutely, not! For me, I was just blown away by the success of the first one, which was way more than I could have ever anticipated or imagined or dreamed, and I'm like, 'Oh my God – I can't believe it. Against all odds, I created a movie that, thanks to the fans, has become a hit. This is awesome. I'm done. I'm great. I don't need anything else.' Then to have the second movie come out and be a hit and then the third and now the fourth one. It just blew everyone's expectations.
And you've already got your eye on a fifth one? And will you be back behind the camera for that one?
It has been announced. We never discuss any details about the future projects, but I think I've said before in general that I don't anticipate I'm going to be directing any of the sequels.
How easy or how difficult of a scare are you when it comes to scary movies?
It really depends, because most of the time when I'm watching movies, I kind of try to analyze them and figure out what happened behind the scenes and why did the director choose this particular shot, and I try to think ahead of the story. But every once in a while, there's a movie that's done really well and sucks me in, and I forget being in the reverse engineering mode and just get sucked into the story. And when that happens, then the movie can be very effective on me.
What, in your opinion, is the scariest film you've ever seen?
Well, for me, it's very easy: 'The Exorcist.' No other movie affected and traumatized me as much as 'The Exorcist' when I was definitely too young to be watching it, when I was about 10 or 11, and I had nightmares after that. And the movie totally screwed me over.
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Usually the most common thing that I'm hearing is either they just tell me very graciously that they like the movie and they found it really scary. And then sometimes they jokingly curse me out for giving them nightmares. And a lot of times people – sometimes even friends that I've known for a long time – tell me about their own stories. People will say, 'I've never told it to anyone, but when I was a kid, I think I had some sort of supernatural entity in the house' and tell me crazy stories that happened to them.
Have you ever had any real-life creepy story happen to you?
There's been some creepy things, but I don't think anything that I would automatically classify as paranormal. I'm sort of a skeptic. I believe that there's a logical explanation to anything.


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If you want to look better with or without makeup, up your eyebrow game today – video tutorials down below. It's true that a good eyebrow makeup can frame a face so much that it takes a makeup look from ordinary to perfect. Every slay queen knows that a perfectly filled, natural looking eyebrows is the secret to a photo-ready everyday or bridal makeup. However, many Nigerian and black African women overlook their eyebrows and wonder why the expensive makeup didn't help them look as pretty as the photos they saw in the pages of ovation magazine and bellanaija. In this post, I've got 3 eyebrow video tutorials for you from some of the best makeup artists on Youtube. These videos will teach you the step by step process to use eye pencil or eyeshadow to draw and fill eyebrows to look clean and natural – even if you have scanty brows or mistakenly shaved everything off. Watch the eyebrow tutorial videos below or read the simple steps down below. If you prefer reading, I also have explanatory steps towards the end of his artictle (on page 2), and somewhere down I listed the names of the products used but you can also find them mentioned inside each videos.
Eyebrow Video #1: Tutorial by ThatIgboChick
*Also check out the next eyebrow video tutorial for beginners, it's one of the simplest methods.
Eyebrow Video #2: Tutorial by ChicNatural
*Ensure to Watch the next 2 videos that teach and show a slightly different method of sculpting and defining eyebrows with brow powder and concealer.
Eyebrow Tutorial #3 by Missy Lynn
**For a list of makeup products used in the above video, scroll down a bit.
First off, you need to have a well shaped eyebrows BEFORE STARTING to put eye pencil on your brows – the video tutorial on how to fill/ draw eyebrow is here (click).
Anyway, let's continue with the steps by step instructions on how to do your eyebrows with eye pencil or powder eyeshadow:
STEP 1: Define and create the eye-brow shape you want
Using an eye pencil, outline/ line the top and bottom of your brows.
- Comb your brows
- Draw a semi-hard line at the bottom of your brow and extend it toward the arch, using an eye pencil
- Draw another line at the top of the brow
To see how it is done, watch any of the above video tutorials OR see step 2 of the image on the left above.
Watch Also: How to Correctly Fix Fake Eyelashes by Yourself (Quick Video Tutorial)
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From AZ to SLC last week.
Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr
From AZ to SLC last week.
Untitled by No Stone Unturned Photography, on Flickr
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Good stuff mike. It was fun watching the adventure on Instagram.
Funny that you went to SLC. I missed you there by a week.
Set out yesterday morning early to run Red Creek and hang out in the river for the afternoon... unfortunately my stock Jeep was not up to the task. What I remember being a "kinda hard" section was now requiring lots of clearance, big tires, skids, sliders, lockers, etc.. Having only some of that I opted to turn around..
Did the winter rain mess with it - or did it get "enhanced" by some people?
When we ran it in my old rubi it was passable stock
Zombie Caving
Siblings are like sausages. Its better not to see them being made.
No photos of the root area now?
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