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Bruce E. Lawton in Navy Uniform with Joe and Jack Matheny in Morgantown, W.Va.
Bruce E. "Gene" Lawton, dressed in his Navy uniform, with Joe Matheny (left) and Jack Matheny (right) in Morgantown, W.Va. during World War II.
Group of WWII Soldiers at Battery E Camp, Unknown Location
Group of WWII Soldiers at Battery E Camp, Unknown Location
Tommy McGee Cooking in WWII Camp Kitcher at Unknown Location
Tommy McGee Cooking in WWII Camp Kitcher at Unknown Location
Jake Smith in WWII Military Uniform at Unknown Location
Jake Smith in WWII Military Uniform at Unknown Location
Tommy McGee, US Army Photo, WWII
Tommy McGee, US Army Photo, WWII
Portrait of Albert Moore's Son in WWII Military Uniform
Portrait of Albert Moore's Son in WWII Military Uniform
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Dilley
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Dilley taken in Marlinton, W.Va. during World War II.
Lt. Lloyd Kisner in Uniform with Marguerite Kisner Widney in Frank, W.V.
Lt. Lloyd Kisner in Uniform with his sister Marguerite Kisner Widney on the porch of the Kisner Store and Home in Frank, W.Va.
Kisner Family on their 100-acre Farm "Greathouse" in Frank, W.Va.
Kisner Family on their 100-acre Farm "Greathouse" in Frank, W.Va. Left to right: Marguerite Kisner Widney (mother to baby); Edna Graham Kisner (grandmother to baby); Lloyd E. Kisner, Sr. (grandfather to baby); Lloyd E. Kisner, Jr. (uncle to baby);…
Kisner Family Walking on their 100-acre Farm "Greathouse" in Frank, W.Va.
Kisner Family Walking on their 100-acre Farm "Greathouse" in Frank, W.Va. Left to right: Pauline Kisner (age 19), Edna Kisner (mother, grandmother), Lloyd E Kisner Sr (father, grandfather), Lt. Lloyd E. Kisner (age 25, home on leave), baby Marsha…
Building at POW Camp at Little Clear Creek in Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Building at the WWII Pow Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W. Va. German prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company
Load of Coal by Tracks, POW Camp at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Load of coal by railroad tracks. POW Camp at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W. Va. Can be seen in background.
POW Camp for German Prisoners at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Building and wooden walkway at the WWII POW Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W.Va. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
German Prisoner in Garden at WWII POW Camp on Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
German prisoner working in the garden of the POW Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W.Va. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
POW Camp for German Prisoners at Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Buildings and walkways at the WWII POW Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W.Va. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
German Prisoner at WWII POW Camp on Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
German prisoner in the garden of the POW Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W.Va. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
Guard and Two German Prisoners at WWII POW Camp on Little Clear Creek, Greenbrier Co. W.Va.
Guard and two German prisoners during WWII are standing in front of a building at the POW Camp located at Little Clear Creek on Anjean Road near Rainelle, W.Va. Prisoners worked at Meadow River Lumber Company.
Portrait of Charles Arling McLaughlin, US Navy, World War II, in Uniform
Portrait of Charles Arling McLaughlin of Dunmore, W.Va., US Navy, World War II, in Uniform. Born in Dunmore, West Virginia on 20 Sep 1916 to Charles Austin McLaughlin and Margaret Lee (Hannah) McLaughlin. Charles Arling McLaughlin passed away on Sep…
Bill and Dabney Kisner with Friend at Kisner Home in Frank, W.Va.
William Elmer "Bill" Kisner, Lloyd E. "Dabney" Kisner, Jr. and Collins friend home on leave at the Kisner Home in Frank, W.Va.
Leonard Collins and "Fat" Miller in Uniforms on the Porch of Kisner's Store in Frank, W.Va. during WWII
Leonard Collins and "Fat" Miller in Uniforms on the Porch of Kisner's Store in Frank, W.Va. during WWII