L 234. LAIDLEY FAMILY. Papers, 1834-1944. .75 linear feet. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 62 (Accession 2, 46, 77). Cabell County, West Virginia pioneer family. Papers consist of holograph and typescript histories of the Laidley, Beuhring, Brown and other early families of the county; correspondence with descendants of the original trustees of Marshall Academy; several holograph histories, including a history of Barboursville, West Virginia, on the letterhead of W. S. Laidley. 234-A. LAMBERT, Fred, 1873-1967. Papers, 1809-1964. 33.5 linear feet. Gift of Mrs. Estelle Lambert Hanger, 1978-1983. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 76, 76-A, 76-B, 76-C (Accession 236). Educator; collection consists primarily of holograph notebooks of research notes concerning genealogical and historical material about Cabell, Wayne, and Lincoln Counties, West Virginia. Includes photographs, glass negatives, and personal genealogical information. The collection consists of four sections: MS 76, notebooks containing local history and genealogy; MS 76-A , information on the Lambert and related families; MS 769-B, files of research notes and photographs; MS 76-C, addenda of additional notebooks and photographs. 235. LEE, Howard Burton, 1882-1985. Papers, 1902-1976. 1 cubic foot. Gift of Mr. Lee, 1977. ACCESSION 194. Personal scrapbooks and newspaper clippings; correspondence concerning his book, The Burning Springs. Also photographs used in his Bloodletting in Appalachia and some Marshall College items. 236. LEWIS, Virgil Anson, 1846-1912. Papers, 1837-1973. 1 linear foot. Gift, in part, of Lucie and Virginia Lewis, 1974,1976. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 69 (Accession 6). State historian and archivist; educator. Includes a draft of `A History of Marshall Academy,' with notes by co-author Lawrence J. Corbly; photoreproductions of memoirs by Lucie and Virginia Lewis, including a history of the Stone and Lewis families of Mason County, West Virginia; photographs. 237. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, CLINIC. Register, 1928. 2 vol. Gift of Dr. John Cronin, 1974. ACCESSION 85. Contains daily list of names of patients and notes on their treatment. 238. LINDNER, Rolf. Letters (photoreproduction), 1939-1940. 7 items. Loaned for copying by Jack Nuckols, 1982. ACCESSION 353. Lindner, member of the Hitler Youth from Saxony, comments on the invasion of Poland and the Battle of Britain in these letters to Josephine Davis of South Point, Ohio. 239. LIPPMAN, Walter. Papers, 1922-1967. 12 reels of microfilm. Gift of J. Grant McGuire, 1984. Originals in Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 87 (Accession 402). Journalist; philosopher. Collection contains photographs, magazine and newspaper articles, pamphlets, and Today and Tomorrow, vols. 1-117 (1931-1967). 240. LONG FAMILY. Papers, 1795-1979. 35 cubic feet. Gift of Margot Long Brauchli, 1982. ACCESSION 348. RESTRICTED ACCESS, by permission of family. Prominent Huntington, West Virginia, family. Three generations of the family are represented: Joseph Harvey Long, publisher of the Huntington Herald-Advertiser; son and daughter-in-law, Walker and Eloise Campbell Long, both active in civic and cultural affairs of Huntington, namely the Huntington Herald-Dispatch and the Tri-State Metropolitan Opera Regional Auditions; some papers of the six children of Walker and Eloise Long. 241. LOVE, Anna M. Papers, 1816-1977. 1 cubic foot. Gift of Shelba Pew, 1982. ACCESSION 366. Collection centers on the papers of Daniel Love, pioneer settler of Cabell County, West Virginia, and consists primarily of notes, receipts and memoranda pertaining to the settlement of the estate of his father-in-law, John Chadwick of Kentucky. Also includes correspondence of Anna M. Love concerning family genealogy. 242. LOVINS, B. B. Papers, 1928-1969. 3 cubic feet. Gift of Mr. Lovins, ca. 1973. ACCESSION 184. Huntington, West Virginia, advertising man. Collection consists of trade magazines and several textbooks. Includes examples of Mr. Lovins' work. 243. LUTTON, Daisy, compiler. Obituaries, 1906-1928. 1 vol. Gift of Violette Machir, 1988. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 55, BOOK 7 (Accession 520). Obituaries are of Mason County, West Virginia, residents; many undated. 244. LYON, Theeta Searcy. Papers, 1923-1941. 1 cubic foot. ACCESSION 23. Marshall College home economics professor. Papers consist of prints and original drawings of costumes and dress from Grecian times to 1941. Includes student drawings executed for classes in applied arts at Marshall and a typescript copy of `History of American Dress as Affected by Political, Social, and Economic Conditions,` by Anna C. Wilson, 1923.
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