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Recreation Building Under Construction at Watoga State Park
Recreation building under construction at Watoga State Park.
Recreation Building Under Construction at Watoga State Park
Recreation building nearing completion at Watoga State Park
J. R. Propst Grocery Store in Frank
J. R. Propst Flour Feed and Groceries in Frank, W.Va. which opened in 1930 and burned in 1964. Owner Eva Propst and customer Roscoe Potter standing in front. J. R. Propst died 01-01-50
Edray District High School Sophomore Class 1926
Sophomore Class at Edray District High School (later Marlinton High School) posing for yearbook photo. "The Seneca"
Hilda Leader Blackhurst at Green Bank High Sschool Graduation
Hilda Leader (now Hilda Blackhurst) poses in front of Green Bank High School on Graduation Day.
Warren E. "Tweard" Blackhurst, Teacher at Green Bank High School
Warren Elmer "Tweard" Blackhurst (1904-1970) posing on the front steps of Green Bank High School. Born and raised at Cass, son of Rev. Harry Blackhurst and Lula Mae Burner. Taught English and Latin at GBHS for 32 years. Author of "Riders of the…
Marlinton High School Sophomores, Class of 1949-1950 Portrait Composite
Composite of Sophomore Class Photos, Marlinton High School 1949-1950. Teacher, Alice Moore, Record also includes back of photograph with handwritten names (in reverse)
Marlinton High School Freshmen, 1948-1949 Portrait Composite
Back of PHP000063. Names to identify Marlinton High School Freshmen, 1948-1949 Portrait Composite. Record also include back of photograph with handwritten names (in reverse)
Marlinton High School Grade Eight, 1947-1948 Portrait Composite
Composite of Eighth Grade Class Photos, Marlinton High School 1947-1948. Teacher is Leslie Gehauf. Record also includes back of photograph with handwritten names (in reverse)
Stereogram of Beverage Camp Site on Tea Creek
Stereoscopic card show Jake and Bob Beverage at a Camp Site on Tea Creek near the Williams River
Group of Men under Trees with Horses
Group of unidentified men with Horses standing among large trees. Small boy with dog is sitting on the ground in front.
Bridge Across Stony Creek in Winter
Winter Scene shows man with dog standing on the bridge which crosses Stony Creek north of Marlinton near Campbelltown
Cooks in Dining Hall of the Campbell Lumber Company
Three camp cooks standing in the kitchen area of the dining hall at the Campbell Lumber Co.
Church Picnic near Marlinton
Church Picnic, possibly at the Old Log Church on Jerico Road near Marlinton. Steve and Harvey Bright are pictured at left. 5th from left on the ground is Gertrude Duffield Walker (1883-1972). 4th from right on the ground is Maryetta Duffield…
Green Hill School Group, Harvey Bright teacher
Students at Green Hill School on Jerico Road near Marlinton. Teacher Harvey Bright is picturer at left. Top row, 2nd from left: Lena Sharp (Bright) married the teacher. Family names of students include McLaughlin, Doyle, Ratcliff, Sharp
Green Hill School, students and teacher
School group probably at Green Hill School on Jerico Road near Marlinton. Teacher, Geroge Bright, pictured at left, brother of Harvey Bright, died in 1916.
Front Street in Durbin, West Virginia
Front Street in Durbin, W.Va. Store at right is Wilmoth Kerr General Merchandise.
Second of two Scenes following a forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River, "Courtesy, The Field Museum, Chicago, CSB28390"
"a recent forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River" is the description written by the photographer, Huron H. Smith, who was then a dendrologist at the Field Museum. Image is from a glass negative.
First of two Scenes following a forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River, "Courtesy, The Field Museum, Chicago,CSB28390"
"a recent forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River" is the description written by the photographer, Huron H. Smith, who was then a dendrologist at the Field Museum. Image is from a glass negative.
Interior of Store at Thornwood W.Va.
Two men standing inside the store at Thornwood, W.Va.