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Unknown Trio
Portrait of three young men
John Sydenstricker
John Sydenstricker on sidewalk beside car in Marlinton, W.Va.
Col. A.C.L. Gatewood
Colonel A.C.L. Gatewood in uniform on horseback
View of road in Linwood and Mace
Three Views on present US 219 between Linwood and Mace, W.Va.
Marlinton, West Virginia Panorama
Birds Eye View of Marlinton, W.Va. Panorama taken from the west looking across the Greenbrier River
Thornwood, West Virginia 1912
Stores and wooden sidewalk in the lumber town of Thornwood W.Va. 1912
Campbell Lumber Company
Stacked lumber and mill operation of the Campbell Lumber Company, Campbelltown, West Virginia
Lockridge Home on Knapps Creek
Lockridge Home on Knapps Creek near Minnehaha Springs, West Virginia
Lockridge Farm on Knapps Creek
Lockridge Farm on Knapps Creek in Minnehaha Springs, West Virginia
Lockridge Farm at Minnehaha Springs
Lockridge Farm with men, horses and wagons in Minnehaha Springs, West Virginia
Methodist Church and School in Marlinton
M. E. Church with Grade School in the background, Marlinton, West Virginia
Mill Point, West Virginia Panorama
Panoramic - Winter View of farms, houses and the McNeel Mill in Mill Point, West Virginia
Academy High School
Academy High School at Academy, West Virginia (now Hillsboro, W.Va.)
Old Presbyterian Church in Hillsboro
Old Presbyterian Church in Hillsboro, West Virginia
Eldridge McComb "Winter of 1947"
Eldridge McComb talks to Gibbs Kinderman on WVMR radio about the Winter of 1947
Marlinton School, Methodist Church and Courthouse
2 postcards of Marlinton, West Virginia. Top-Marlinton High School and Marlinton Methodist Church. Bottom-Pocahontas County Courthouse
Unidentified Mill
Unidentified - could be a mill operation, probably in Pocahontas County
Unidentified Lumber Mill
Saw mill operation, probably in Pocahontas County
Birds Eye View of Mill at Denmar
Panoramic - Lumber mill at Denmar, West Virginia, located on the Greenbrier River
Town of Marlinton
Early view of Marlinton, West Virginia, looking north with Knapps Creek to the right.