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["Senator John D. (Jay) Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus hold a copy of the author's novel, \"Miss 4th of July, Goodbye\". The novel is set in Montgomery, West Virginia and is based on the real-life experiences that Janus's sister had when she immigrated from Greece to West Virginia."]%

1. Photograph of Senator Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus in the Senator's office

Media Type: Photographs
Date:
1985-12-12
Title:
Photograph of Senator Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus in the Senator's office
Description:
Senator John D. (Jay) Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus hold a copy of the author's novel, "Miss 4th of July, Goodbye". The novel is set in Montgomery, West Virginia and is based on the real-life experiences that Janus's sister had when she immigrated from Greece to West Virginia.
["Senator John D. (Jay) Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus, a West Virginia native, hold a copy of the author's novel, \"Miss 4th of July, Goodbye\". The novel is set in Montgomery, West Virginia and is based on the real-life experiences that Janus's sister had when she immigrated from Greece to West Virginia."]%

2. Photograph of Senator Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus holding a book in the Senator's office

Media Type: Photographs
Date:
1985-12-12
Title:
Photograph of Senator Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus holding a book in the Senator's office
Description:
Senator John D. (Jay) Rockefeller, his wife Sharon, and author Christopher G. Janus, a West Virginia native, hold a copy of the author's novel, "Miss 4th of July, Goodbye". The novel is set in Montgomery, West Virginia and is based on the real-life experiences that Janus's sister had when she immigrated from Greece to West Virginia.