The Hocking Valley Railway Company : Corporate records, 1899 Feb. 25-1930 Apr. 17.

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The Hocking Valley Railway Company : Corporate records, 1899 Feb. 25-1930 Apr. 17.

Includes indexes; annual reports; maps; articles of association, certificate of dissolution; incorporators, stockholders, Board of Directors, and Executive Committee meeting minutes.

8 v. (2.542 linear ft.) ; 24-35 cm.

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