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Loggers at Logging Camp on Cheat Mountain, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
A group of loggers at a logging camp on Cheat Mountain in northern Pocahontas County. Camp belonged to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.
Logging Crew with Tools Peeling Bark
Groups of nine loggers with their tools in the woods. View shows log with bark peeled and man with cross-cut saw over his shoulder.
Group of Loggers at Little River on East Fork of the Greenbrier River at Thornwood
Group of twelve loggers at Little River on the East Fork of the Greenbrier River at Thornwood. First Row left to right: (2)Low, (4)Jornal Low,(5)Astin Sharp, (6)Buster Bowers. Second Row left to right: (5)Jess Irvine, (7)Lou Morgan
Logging Crew at Little River on East Fork of the Greenbrier River at Thornwood
Logging Crew at Little River on East Fork of the Greenbrier River at Thornwood. Views show loggers with tools and large logs. Left to right: Astin Sharp,Galford,Lewis Galford,Russ Gum sitting on log,unknown,Burley Williams,Roy Syder,Roy…
Log Loader, Otter Creek Boom and Lumber Co.
Otter Creek Boom and Lumber Co. log loader, operated by Lem Shrader seen in the cab. George Carpenter is at right on the log. Otter Creek Boom and Lumber was based in Hambleton, Tucker County. Location of photo is unknown.
Sitlington Station on Greenbrier Division of C&O Railway
Sitlington Station (2nd Depot) on Greenbrier Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. View shows Station, Station Agent, Section Crew, Mail Carrier and Passengers with hand car on track. Taken just before the arrival of train No. 143
C&O Section Crew on Track near Sitlington
Six men on Chesapeake and Ohio Section Crew posed on a handcar on the railroad track near Sitlington, south of Cass, W.Va.
Hotel at Sitlington with Proprietor and Family
Two story hotel at Sitlington, south of Cass, W.Va. Owner and his family, Mr. and Mrs. North Nottingham and son Carl, are seen in the front yard
C&O Section House at Sitlington
Chesapeake and Ohio Section House at Sitlington south of Cass, W.Va. C. P. Adams and his family are pictured on the flower laden front porch.
Soccer Game in Frost
Soccer game in Frost, W.Va. View of Frost farmland with game in progress.
Frost Soccer Team with Crowd
Frost Soccer Team, 12 players and 2 coaches. Crowd in dress clothes can be seen in background
Walter Good, Engineer, with Shay No. 1 at Cass Scenic Railroad
Walter Good, Engineer, working on Shay No. 1 at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
Shay No. 1 Cass Scenic Railroad Going Up Mountain in Winter
Shay No. 1 at Cass pushing flatcar up mountain with no tree cover. pPossibly making a trial run prior to opening of the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Man in business suit can be seen riding the engine.
Campbell Lumber Company Train and Log Loader
Campbell Lumber Company log loader 8 miles east of Days Run on the Williams River. Loading peeled hemlock logs onto flat cars. Howard Hakins is standing on the log in black. John Campbell the top loader is in white shirt with pipe in hand. Not…
Shay No. 1 at Cass Depot after Dark
Front of Shay Engine No. 1 with 2 crew members on top. Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
Walter Good, Engineer, on Shay No. 1 at Cass
Walter Good, Engineer, at the controls of Shay No. 1 at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
Mower Lumber Co. Shay No. 4 on Cheat Mountain
Mower Lumber Company train being powered up Cheat Mountain by Shay Engine No. 4. This Shay is now hauling tourists at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
Shay No. 1 and No. 4 at Cass Scenic Railroad Pulling Cars of Passengers
Cass Scenic Railroad Shays No. 1 and 4 pulling cars of passengers. Photo taken in 1963, year that the State Park opened. On this day, Sept 1, the trains had 1,455 paid riders.
Shay No. 4 at Cass with Load of Lumber
Cass Scenic Railroad Shay No. 4 with flatcar of lumber. Stacks and water tower visible in background.
Shay No. 4 at Cass Scenic Railroad with Passengers at Cass Depot
Cass Scenic Railroad Shay No. 4 with passengers parked in front of the Cass Depot