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["<p> Pamphlet. A combined report of housing surveys of Charleston, Kimball, Wheeling and Williamson issued since the publication and distribution of the Negro Housing Survey of Charleston \"to make accessible as much information as possible concerning the living conditions of the Negro population in West Virginia.\"</p>"]

1. Negro housing survey of Charleston, Keystone, Kimball, Wheeling and Williamson.

Creator Corporate Names:
West Virginia. Bureau of Negro Welfare and Statistics.
Title:
Negro housing survey of Charleston, Keystone, Kimball, Wheeling and Williamson.
Call Number:
P630
Date:
1938
Description:

Pamphlet. A combined report of housing surveys of Charleston, Kimball, Wheeling and Williamson issued since the publication and distribution of the Negro Housing Survey of Charleston "to make accessible as much information as possible concerning the living conditions of the Negro population in West Virginia."

Subject Topical:
African Americans--West Virginia--Social conditions., African Americans--West Virginia--Charleston--Social conditions., Housing--West Virginia--Charleston., Housing--West Virginia.
All:
Housing--West Virginia--Charleston., African Americans--West Virginia--Charleston--Social conditions., African Americans--West Virginia--Social conditions., Housing--West Virginia.
["<p> Pamphlet. Summarizes the results of a survey to \"ascertain the types of homes and the general living conditions of the Negro population of Charleston.\" The survey was \"intended to serve as a guide for the entire state in an effort to promote and stimulate means of providing better living conditions for the Negro citizens.\"</p>"]

2. Negro housing survey of Charleston, July 1934.

Creator Corporate Names:
West Virginia. Bureau of Negro Welfare and Statistics.
Title:
Negro housing survey of Charleston, July 1934.
Call Number:
P631
Date:
1934
Description:

Pamphlet. Summarizes the results of a survey to "ascertain the types of homes and the general living conditions of the Negro population of Charleston." The survey was "intended to serve as a guide for the entire state in an effort to promote and stimulate means of providing better living conditions for the Negro citizens."

Subject Topical:
African Americans--West Virginia--Charleston--Social conditions., Housing--West Virginia--Charleston.
All:
Housing--West Virginia--Charleston., African Americans--West Virginia--Charleston--Social conditions.