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Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with Scott Finn and an unidentified woman from Americorps in his D.C. office.

1. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with Scott Finn and an unidentified woman from Americorps

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with Scott Finn and an unidentified woman from Americorps
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with Scott Finn and an unidentified woman from Americorps in his D.C. office.
Date:: 1999-10-20

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with unidentified Wayne County Community Services Organization members in his D.C. office

2. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with unidentified Wayne Co. Community Services Organization members in his D.C. office

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with unidentified Wayne Co. Community Services Organization members in his D.C. office
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with unidentified Wayne County Community Services Organization members in his D.C. office
Date:: 2002-07-17

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with a group of unidentified people from the Raleigh County, West Virginia Young Men's Christian Association.

3. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of unidentified people from the Raleigh County YMCA

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of unidentified people from the Raleigh County YMCA
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with a group of unidentified people from the Raleigh County, West Virginia Young Men's Christian Association.
Date:: 2005-04-06

From left to right; Two unidentified men, Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV), and American Muslim Council founder Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi in Rahall's D.C. office.

4. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with American Muslim Council founder Al-Amoudi, and two unidentified men

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with American Muslim Council founder Al-Amoudi, and two unidentified men
Description:: From left to right; Two unidentified men, Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV), and American Muslim Council founder Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi in Rahall's D.C. office.
Date:: 1997-02

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with a group of unidentified Silver Hair Congress members in his D.C. office. The photograph is signed: "To Lucille Chandler, Warmest regards, Nick Rahall W.Va."

5. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of unidentified Silver Hair Congress members

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of unidentified Silver Hair Congress members
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with a group of unidentified Silver Hair Congress members in his D.C. office. The photograph is signed: "To Lucille Chandler, Warmest regards, Nick Rahall W.Va."
Date:: 1997-02

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with three unidentified men from the American Cancer Society in his D.C. office.

6. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with three unidentified men from the American Cancer Society

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with three unidentified men from the American Cancer Society
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) with three unidentified men from the American Cancer Society in his D.C. office.
Date:: 2005-03-17

Congressman Nick Rahall II signing a board to be an honorary sponsor for the March Of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event. The U.S. Capitol Complex can be seen in the background.

7. Photograph of Congressman Rahall signing a honorary sponsors board at a March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall signing a honorary sponsors board at a March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall II signing a board to be an honorary sponsor for the March Of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event. The U.S. Capitol Complex can be seen in the background.
Date:: 1977-1983

Congressman Nick Rahall II (third from the left) at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol Complex.

8. Photograph of Congressman Rahall at a ribbon cutting ceremony during the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall at a ribbon cutting ceremony during the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall II (third from the left) at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol Complex.
Date:: 1977-1983

Congressman Nick Rahall II with an unidentified woman at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event. The U.S. Capitol Complex can be seen behind them.

9. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a unidentified woman at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a unidentified woman at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall II with an unidentified woman at the March of Dimes Congressional WalkAmerica event. The U.S. Capitol Complex can be seen behind them.
Date:: 1977-1983

Representative Nick J. Rahall (D-W.Va.) stands between two unidentified men of the Congressional Youth Leadership.

10. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with two unidentified men from Congressional Youth Leadership

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with two unidentified men from Congressional Youth Leadership
Description:: Representative Nick J. Rahall (D-W.Va.) stands between two unidentified men of the Congressional Youth Leadership.
Date:: 1995-10

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) in his office with an unidentified group of people from the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.

11. Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of people from the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine

Title:: Photograph of Congressman Rahall with a group of people from the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
Description:: Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) in his office with an unidentified group of people from the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.
Date:: 2005-04-14