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Fannie Golden climbing a split rail fence at Kee's Rocks near Marlinton, W.Va.
Fannie Golden climbing a split rail fence at Kee's Rocks overlooking Marlinton, W.Va.
Fannie Golden and Unknow Girl Near Small Creekin Marlinton
Fannie Golden on the right, with unknown girl near small creek, Marlinton, W.Va. Large house can be seen in the background.
Fannie Golden and Mamie Brown Near Knapps Creek in Marlinton,W.Va.
Fannie Golden at left, and Mamie Brown of Renick at right, pose in a field near Knapps Creek in Marlinton, W.Va. Marlinton Grade School is in the background.
Fannie Golden and Friend at the Reunion Grounds in Marlinton
Fannie Golden (Overholt) and friend at the Marlinton School Picnic, the Reunion Grounds in Marlinton, W.Va.
Fannie Golden and Agnes Price at the Reunion Grounds
A school picnic to the Reunion Grounds in Marlinton. Handwritten note: "AGG and Myself at the Reunion Grounds." Page 1 of Fannie Overholt Photo Album
Fannie Golden and 2 other girls at Kee's Rocks with Marlinton, W.Va. in the background
Fannie Golden and two other girls posing on a tree stump at Kee's Rocks overlooking Marlinton, W.Va. which can be seen in the background.
Family Portrait, Unidentified
Unidentified family portrait. Older couple with 2 young boys, 4 young women, 4 young men
Family Portrait of Frederick and Anna Burner Family at Burner Settlement near Durbin, W.Va.
Frederick Glenn and Anna Lura Burner and children, Burner Settlement. Left to right: Evelyn Simmons, Frederick Glenn Simmons (b. 1882), Adaline Simmons, Hazel Simmons, Anna Laura Burner Simmons (b. 1881), infant Glenn Miller Simmons, Daisy Dell…
Family Farm in Northern Pocahontas County
Unknown family farm located in northern Pocahontas County.
Families with Children at Northern Pocahontas County Log Camp
Two families with children standing in front of large building at a log camp in northern Pocahontas County, W.Va. Possibly Camp No. 4 on North Fork of Deer Creek.
Falls of Hills Creek
Falls of Hills Creek located off State Rt. 39 in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. Shows man standing under lower waterfall.
Faculty of Marlinton High School at the Reunion Grounds in Marlinton, W.Va.
Faculty members of Marlinton High School at class picnic at the Reunion Grounds in Marlinton, W.Va. Left to right: Mr. Moore, Mr. Cornwell, Miss Virginia Shields, Miss Sallie Wilson,Miss Anna Wallace, Miss Surat, Miss Rhea B. Seymour
Executive Director, David Corcoran at the Barns of Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Museum in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Executive Director, David Corcoran at the Barns of Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Museum in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Ethel Barlow, Night Switchboard Operator, Telephone Utilities of W.Va. in Marlinton, W.Va.
Ethel Barlow, night switchboard operator at the Marlinton Office of Telephone Utilities of West Virginia, owned by Telephone Utilities of Pennsylvania.
Ernest Smith, Cook Serving Food at World War II POW Camp at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Ernest Smith serving food to table of seven men in POW Camp at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rupert/Rainelle , W.Va. that housed German prisoners during WWII. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
Ernest Smith, Cook at World War II POW Camp at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Ernest Smith cooking in kitchen of POW Camp at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rupert and Rainelle , W.Va. that housed German prisoners during WWII. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church on Bruffey's Creek
Color photo of Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church, South, established in 1889. In use through the 1980's, the building still stands on Bruffey's Creek.
Emma Galford Standing in Yard at Cass, W.Va.
Emma Galford Standing in Yard in Cass, W.Va. . Levi Galford's sister.
Emma Elizabeth McComb in Huntersville, W.Va.
Emma Elizabeth McComb (m. G. Merle Faulknier, Marlinton), Daughter of Alfred Beckley and Emma McLaughlin McComb. Pictured as a young woman in Huntersville, W.Va.
Elmer Sharp with Bear and Bear Dogs
Elmer Sharp in wooded area with his three bear dogs, a rifle and a dead bear