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Log Cabin at Camp Price
Log Cabin built by CCC workers at Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
CCC Workers Noble Shaffer and Clifford Perry at Camp Price
CCC Workers Noble Shaffer and Clifford Perry at Camp Price, Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
CCC Workers Charles Ault and Argil Rexroad at Camp Price
CCC Workers Charles Ault and Argil Rexroad at Camp Price, Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park. Sign reads: "This is God's Country. Do Not Drive Like Hell"
CCC Workers Argil Rexroad and Wannie McCartney at Camp Price
CCC Workers Argil Rexroad and Wannie McCartney with Battlefield entrance sign at Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Argil Rexroad and Charles Ault at Camp Price
Argil Rexroad (Duck, W.Va.) and Charles Ault (Pansy, W.Va.) in front of sign that reads: CCC Camp Price P-68 Company 2598. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Certificate of Discharge from Civiliian Conservation Corps, Charles Alt
Certificate of Dishcharge from Civilian Conservation Corps. Charles H. Alt, born in Pansy, W.Va., discharged at Camp Price, P-68, by reason of enlisting in the U.S. Army
Lookout Tower at Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Color photograph of the lookout tower at Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Aerial View of the Lumber Town of Harter on the Greenbrier River north of Marlinton, W.Va.
Aerial view of the Harter, lumber town built by Harter Brothers Lumber Company. View shows town with houses, mill operation, railroad tracks and wooden bridge crossing the Greenbrier River. 5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va.
Lumber Town of Harter, W.Va. north of Marlinton
Harter Brothers Lumber Company mill, houses, stacks of lumber and railroad tracks, located at Harter 5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va. Wide view
Mill and Houses of Harter Brothers Lumber Company at Harter, north of Marlinton, W.Va.
Harter Brothers Lumber Company mill, houses, stacks of lumber and railroad tracks, located at Harter 5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va. Sign on mill building reads "Harter Bros Mill"
Stacks of Lumber at Harter Brothers Lumber Company near Marlinton, W.Va.
Stacks of lumber piled along railroad tracks of Harter Brothers Lumber Company5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va.
Logging Crew Working for Harter Brothers Lumber Company near Clover Lick, W.Va.
Logging crew working for Harter Brothers Lumber Company near Clover Lick, W.Va. View shows horse teams, large logs and Pocahontas Central RR train.
Harter Brothers Lumber Company Log Train in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Small Shay engine pulling cars of loaded logs for Harter Brothers Lumber Company in Pocahontas County. Train is Pocahontas Central Railroad of W.Va. Probably on Laurel Run, Clover Lick Mountain
Men of the Harter Brothers Lumber Company in Forest in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Three men of the Harter Brothers Lumber Company standing in uncut forest in Pocahontas County, W.Va.probably at Laurel Run, Clover Lick Mountain
Building Bath House, Walls Framed at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va.
Building the bath house at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va. Walls framed, trusses on ground. The Lockridge Farm and Knapps Creek in the background.
Building Bath House with Trusses Installed at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va.
Building the bath house at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va. Roof trusses in place. Winter scene with the Lockridge Farm and Knapps Creek in the background.
Lockridge Farm on Knapps Creek in Minnehaha Springs, W.Va.
Lockridge Farm on Knapps Creek in Minnehaha Springs, W.Va. (previously known as Driscol). Beginning of construction of the hotel, pool and spa.
Swimming Pool Construcktion at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va.
Swimming pool under construction at Hotel Minnehaha on the Lockridge land at Minnehaha Springs, W.Va. (previously known as Driscol)
Large Group of Men and Women with Farm Animals in front of School in Green Bank, W.Va.
Large group of men and a cow, a sheep and a horse in front of the school in Green Bank, W.Va. William H. Wooddell, behind left porch post; Asberry Sheets, short man with mustache between cow and sheep; Jess Warwick, holding horse; Porter Kerr, with…
Three River Arks with Crews Ready for a Log Drive in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Three river arks with crews ready for a log drive in Pocahontas County, W.Va. Back of picture identifies location as the Mouth of Knapps Creek (at Marlinton). W. E. Blackhurst's books says that the arks are located at Cass, on the Greenbrier River.