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Edward Lewis McComb, age 6, With Sled in Snow on Rt. 39 in Huntersville, W.Va.
Edward Lewis McComb, grandson of A.B. McComb. Pulling a sled in the snow on Rt. 39 in Huntersville, W.Va.
Alfred Beckley McComb and Edward Lewis McComb in Huntersville, W.Va.
Alfred Beckley McComb of Huntersville, W.Va. With his grandson Edward Lewis McComb and an unknown woman.
Opal Dilley and Charlie McLaughlin with Young Boy near Huntersville, W.Va.
Opal Dilley, Charlie McLaughlin and young boy near Huntersville, W.Va.
Cars and Workers Prepare to Depart at the Close of CCC Camp Price
A car with trailer, other cars and CCC workers in front of barracks as Camp Price prepares to close. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Trucks Lined Up on Grounds of Camp Price
Trucks lined up convoy-style on the road through CCC Camp Price. Buildings and barracks are visible on both sides. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Five Unknown Young Men on Former Log Fence at Camp Price
Five unknown young men, one holding a banjo, post on the former log fence at CCC Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Two Unknown CCC Workers at Camp Price
Two unknown CCC workers leaning on monument at Camp Price. A second monument and barracks can be seen in background. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Company Officers at Camp Price
Company Officers dressed in three-piece suits in front of barracks at CCC Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Road Construction Crew on US Rt 219 on Droop Mountain
Seven men on a road construction crew building US Rt 219 across Droop Mountain. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
CCC Worker Charles Ault with Tower at Camp Price
CCC Worker Charles Ault standing at base of the tower at Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
CCC Worker Clifford Perry at Camp Price
Two CCC Workers at Camp Price. Clifford Perry in front, man with last name Wooster in back. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Pocahontas Lumber Company Building in Burner, W.Va. with Men in Front
Pocahontas Lumber Company Buidling in logging town of Burner, W.Va. Young boys and men in suits are standing by track in front of building. A man can be seen in a hammock on the house porch at top of photo. Burner is on the West Fork of the…
Green Bank High School "Golden Eagle" Staff 1935-1936 on Steps in Front of School in Green Bank, W.Va.
Students on the staff of the Green Bank High School "Golden Eagle" in Green Bank, W.Va. School year 1935-1936, sitting on steps in front of the school. Row One, left to right: "Rimfire" Hamrick, William Viering, Eugene L. Burner, John Hunter…
H.E.White and J. D. Wilmoth Standing in Front of Wilmoth and Kerr Store on Main Street in Durbin, W.Va.
Wilmoth and Kerr Store on Main Street in Durbin, W.Va. H. E. White (left) and J. D. Wilmoth, Owner (right) are standing in front of store.
Shorty's Restaurant in Cass, W.Va.
Two men and small child on stools, man behind counter, inside Shorty's Restaurant in Cass, W.Va.
View of Cass, W.Va. from the East Side of the Greenbrier River
View of Cass W. Va. from the east side of the Greenbrier River. Shows foot bridge, old train depot, stores, train cars on track. Company houses on hillside at top of photo.
Camden Avenue Looking North from Main Street in Marlinton, W.Va.
Camden Avenue looking north from Main Street in Marlinton W.Va. Camden Avenue was original name for Second Avenue. Marlinton Hotel is on right hand corner. Odd Fellows Building is on left hand corner.
The General Andrew Lewis Oak in Marlinton, W.Va.
The General Andrew Lewis Oak located at the intersection of Fourth Ave and State Rt. 39 in Marlinton, W.Va. It was the oldest corner tree in the Mississippi Valley.
Owners J. L. Hogsett and Charlie Caplinger with George Salsgiven in their Restaurant in Marlinton, W.Va.
Owners J. L. Hogsett and Charlie Caplinger with George Salsgiven in their Restaurant in Marlinton, W.Va. Bank of Marlinton calendar on the wall showing month of November 1912.
Methodist Episcopal Church and Hotel in Dunmore, W.Va.
The Dunmore Methodist Church in Dunmore, W.Va. The hotel is to the right of the church. Dedicated in 1891 as "Moore Memorial Church, M.E. South."