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An unidentified group of people eating outside during West Virginias 125th birthday party
Governor Arch Moore speaking at a podium during his inauguration as governor.
Governor Arch Moore being sworn in as governor. His wife Shelley is holding the bible.
Ice sculptures that spell Arch Moore during Governor Arch Moores inauguration celebration.
Governor Arch Moore Jr., his wife Shelley Moore, daughters Shelley Wellons and Lucy St. Clair, and son Arch A. III standing at the base of the staircase in the governors mansion.
Governor Arch Moore standing behind his desk holding a basketball, is talking to a group of kids who are seated around his office.
Governor Arch Moore standing behind his desk with a group of kids. The Governor is holding a basketball and leaning on the back of his chair. A unidentified kid is sitting in his chair.
Governor Arch Moore walking onto a stage in the Charleston Marriott Hotel and shaking the hand of an unidentified man who was announcing him to the stage.
The Charleston Gunners playing a game on the basketball court. In the background, Governor Arch Moore (white track suit) can be seen standing on the side of the court.
Governor Arch Moore ringing the Liberty Bell replica at the State Capitol. Shelly Mooe and two unidentified men are with Governor Moore as he rings the bell. The bells inscription reads: Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants therof Lev XXVX. By order of the assembly of the province of Pennsylvania for the state house in Philada. Pass and Stow. Philada. MDCCLIII.
Shelly Moore and Governor Arch Moore standing beside the replica Liberty Bell at the State Capitol. They are turned away from the bell speaking to someone out of frame.
Governor Arch Moore (standing first on the left) talking with a group of men, women, and kids in his office.