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Postcard of March 27 Flood in Marlinton, W.Va.
View of flooded section of Marlinton shows the Episcopal Church, Marlinton Methodist Church and the Marlinton Grade School
Postcard of March 27 Flood on 9th Street in Marlinton, W.Va.
View of flooded section of Marlinton looking up Court Street, shows the Episcopal Church and the Marlinton Grade School
Postcard of Marlinton Grade School 1906
Postcard of Marlinton Grade School when it was built in 1906. Mailed from Academy, W.Va. Handwritten note in pencil around outside of photo. Marlinton Methodist Church can be seen in background. School closed in 1968.
Aerial View of Marlinton, W.Va. from above the Greenbrier River
Aerial view of Marlinton, W.Va.southof the bridge on the Greenbrier River. Pocahontas County courthouse at top of photo, construction of Marlinton Grade School barely visible at left.
Panoramic of 1908 Flood on Ninth Street in Marlinton, W.Va.
Small panoramic photograph of 1908 flood along Knapps Creek in Marlinton, W.Va. View of wooden walk on Ninth Street leading to the Pocahontas County Court House. Marlinton Grade School and Marlinton Methodist Church at left. Small number of houses.
Winter View of Marlinton, W.Va. from above the Wooden Bridge
View of the covered wooden bridge crossing the Greenbrier River in Marlinton, W.Va. during winter of 1909. Business district can be seen, along with the Marlinton Grade School and the Pocahontas County Courthouse.
Summer View of Marlinton, W.Va. from above the Wooden Bridge
View of the covered wooden bridge crossing the Greenbrier River in Marlinton, W.Va. during summer. Business district can be seen, along with the Marlinton Grade School and the Pocahontas County Courthouse.
Group of Men, possibly Loggers, Eating on Field Near Knapps Creek in Marlinton, W.Va.
Group of Men, possibly Loggers, Eating on Field Near Knapps Creek in Marlinton, W.Va. Marlinton Grade School can be seen in 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.
Marlinton Graduating Class of 1912 on steps of Marlinton School
Graduating Class of 1912 on steps of Marlinton School, "last time out of the door together."
Playing Ball at Marlinton School
Group of students playing ball on the playground at Marlinton School. Fannie Golden in white shirt.
Agnes Price, Fannie Golden and Nell McLaughlin at Marlinton Graded School
Left to right: Agnes Price, Fannie Golden and Nell McLaughlin at Marlinton Graded School. Marlinton Methodist Church in background.
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 17
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View of south side, first floor being demolished, playground full of rubble
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 18
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View of front Second floor demolished - show man standing by brick frame of principal's office
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 19
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View of front from street as worker watches last front section come down
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 20
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View of back - first floor being demolished
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 21
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View shows demolition nearing completion
Marlinton Grade School Demolition 22
Marlinton Grade School, built in 1906, condemned in 1968 and torn down in 1975. View shows first floor demolished - one interior wall remaining - norht fire escape standing - south fire escape lies in the playground
Methodist Church and School in Marlinton
M. E. Church with Grade School in the background, Marlinton, West Virginia
Marlinton School, Methodist Church and Courthouse
2 postcards of Marlinton, West Virginia. Top-Marlinton High School and Marlinton Methodist Church. Bottom-Pocahontas County Courthouse