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Letter of Reference for Arden G. Killingsworth from Judge Summers H. Sharp
Letter of Reference for Arden G. Killingsworth of Marlinton from Judge Summers H. Sharp, 20th Judicial Circuit
Letter of Reference for Arden G. Killingsworth from N. C. McNeil
Letter of Reference for Arden G. Killingsworth of Marlinton from N. C. McNeil, Attorney at Law
Letter Written by James A. Price in 1855 at Marlin's Bottom
Handwritten letter dated Dec 29, 1855 from Marlin's Bottom (now Marlinton, W.Va.) signed by James A. Price, Past Master
Letter Written by W. Va. Delegate N. T. Downs returning James A. Price Letter in 1944
Handwritten letter dated March 27, 1944 from N. T. Downs of Mill Creek, W.Va.. Member of West Virginia House of Delegates. Letter was attached to 1855 James A. Price letter, which was being returned to Calvin W. Price.
Lieut. Staub and Officers at Camp Price
Lieut. Staub and Officers at CCC Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Lieutenant Staub at CCC Camp Price
Lieutenant Staub in front of what appears to be the camp office at Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Lillie Bird Atkinson Hill, wife of Ambrose Hill, pictured at right. Also in picture Woman and Baby. Florence Miriam Hill Morgan Photograph Album
Portrait of two women and baby. Lillie Bird Atkinson Hill, wife of Ambrose Hill, pictured at right. Page 9 of Hill Morgan Photograph Album
Lincoln Cochran with Moonshine Still
Moonshine Still, Lincoln Cochran, U.S. Marshall, on right
Little Boys in Sailor Suits
Portrait of two little unknown boys dressed in sailor-type suits.
Little Daughter of Edgar Sydenstricker
Little Daughter of Edgar Sydenstricker, brother of Pearl S. Buck
Little Girl Dressed in White in Durbin
Little girl wearing white dress with bow in her hair in Durbin
Little Helen Dysard in White Dress on Front Porch
Little Helen Dysard in white dress beside a rocking chair on the front porch, possbly at Beard, W.Va.
Little Son of Edgar Sydenstricker
Little Son of Edgar Sydenstricker, brother of Pearl S. Buck
Lloyd "Dabney" Kisner with Geraldine Kisner at Frank, W.Va.
Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. with his sister Geraldine Kisner in the snow beside the Kisner Store and home in Frank, W.Va.
Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. at the Mams House in Elkins, W.Va.
Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. at the Mams House in Elkins, W.Va. celebrating his 80th birthday. His sister was Pauline "Polly" Mams, married to Joseph E. Mams of Elkins.
Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. holding baby Marsha Kaye Widney in Frank, W.Va.
Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. holding baby Marsha Kaye Widney in Frank, W.Va. while he was home on leave during World War II.
Lloyd Edgar and Edna Graham Kisner in Front of the Piano in Frank, W.Va.
Lloyd Edgar and Edna Graham Kisner posing in front of the piano in Frank, W.Va. When Lloyd Edgar Kisner was born on April 9, 1897, in Douglas, Tucker County, West Virginia, his father, Elmer Jackson Kisner, was 28 and his mother, Sidney Ella…
Load of Coal by Tracks, POW Camp at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Load of coal by railroad tracks. POW Camp at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W. Va. Can be seen in background.
Lobelia Farm Women Christmas Meeting in 1953
The Lobelia Farm Women are pictured at their Christmas meeting in the photograph taken at the Lobelia Lodge Hall on December 30, 1953. Names are from left to right. Kneeling: Nancy Kellison and Josephine Vaughan.Seated: Mabel Barcroft, Zora Cutlip,…
Lockridge Farm at Minnehaha Springs
Lockridge Farm with men, horses and wagons in Minnehaha Springs, West Virginia