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Mrs. Nannie Wilson and Sisters in Durbin
Mrs. Nannie Wilson and her sisters in Durbin
J. D. Kerr and Family Seated Outside
J. D. Kerr and family seated outside at a gathering.
Unknown Family Group in Northern Pocahontas County
Unknown family group in front of a house in northern Pocahontas County
J. D. Kerr with Unidentified Woman in Yard in Durbin, W.Va.
J. D. Kerr with Unidentified Woman in Yard in Durbin, W.Va.
Durbin Postmaster Napoleon Arbogast on Porch of the First Post Office
The first post office in Durbin with the first postmaster, Napoleon "Polie" Arbogast on the porch. Also shows man with two deer propped in front of the porch.
Men with Horses in Durbin, W.Va.
Men with horses on Main Street in Durbin, W.Va. The Durbin Mercantile Company store building in the background.
The Bartlett Family Traveling Show
The Bartlett Family Traveling Show performed at the Marlinton Opera House and around Pocahontas County in the early 1900's.
Portrait of Caroline Stulting Sydenstricker and Daughters, Pearl and Grace, in China
Portrait of Caroline Stulting Sydenstricker and Daughters, Pearl and Grace, in China
Portrait of Rev. Hiram Mason Sydenstricker and Wife Alma Willis Sydenstricker
Portrait of Rev. Hiram Mason Sydenstricker (of Greenbrier County, W.Va.) and Wife Alma Willis Sydenstricker, Hiram was the brother of Absalom Sydenstricker and uncle of Pearl S. Buck
Portrait of "Agse" - Pearl Sydenstricker's (Buck) Nurse in China
Portrait of "Agse" - Pearl Sydenstricker's (Buck) Nurse in China
Rev. Absalom Sydenstricker on Steps of Son's House in Lynchburg, Va.
Rev. Absalom Andrew Sydenstricker, father of Pearl S. Buck. Seen here in his later years on steps of his son's house in Lynchburg, Virginia
Portrait of Absalom Andrew Sydenstricker, father of Pearl S.Buck
Portrait of Absalom Andrew Sydenstricker, father of Pearl S.Buck
Portrait of Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker as Young Woman
Portrait of Pearl Comfor Sydenstricker (Buck) as a young woman.
Teamster with Two White Horses at Logging Site in Pocahontas County, W.Va
Young teamsters with two white work horses at unknown logging site in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Two Men on Train Car with Loader at Watoga Mill
Two unknown men on train car with log loader at the mill at Watoga, Sawmill and buildings can be seen in the photo.
Building the Watoga Mill
Workers building the mill at Watoga. Two workers in front, others in background. Portable steam engine visible.
Log Loader on Track at Watoga
Log loader on track at Watoga
Men on Wrecked Train Car at Watoga
Men on wrecked train car at Watoga
Group Photo, Warn Lumber Company at Raywood
Group photo of workers and owners of Warn Lumber Company at Raywood, near Dunmore
Group Photo of Browns's Creek School
Group photo of students and teacher at Brown's Creek School. View of large group outside in fancy dress clothes. John S. Moore, teacher.