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Students and Teachers on the Porch at the Seebert School near Hillsboro, W.Va.
Students and teachers on the porch at the Seebert School on the Greenbrier River near Hillsboro. Teachers are Lillie M. Friel and Rella F. Yeager
Students and Teachers in front of the Ruckman School
Students and Teachers in front of the Ruckman School near Mill Point, W.Va. Back row, left to right: Joe H. Lanty, James H. McCarty, - McCarty. Second row, l-r: Macie Gladwell, Ruth Ruckman, Robert Cutshel, Reta Gladwell, Leah Ruckman, Anna Hogsett,…
Students and Teachers in front of Green Bank District High School 1921
Panoramic photo of students and teachers in front of Green Bank Districk High School in Green Bank, W.Va.
Students and Teachers in Front of Bruffey's Creek School near Lobelia
Group photo of students and teachers in front of Bruffey's Creek School near Lobelia, W.Va. Built in 1910, the two room school sat beside the Emmanuel Methodist Church. Closed in 1935, building torn down in early 1940's. Teachers included Plummer…
Students and Teachers at Harper School near Beard, W.Va.
Group photo of students and teachers in front of Harper School on Burnside Road near Beard and Denmar, W.Va. Teacher in the photo is Georgia Ann Baxter (Harper) who taught there from 1902 to 1904.Harper School was built about 1880 and closed about…
Students and Teacher Jake McClure at Brushy Flat School
Students and teacher Jake McClure at the Brushy Flat School on the Brush Country Road north of the Central Union Church (north of Marlinton). Established about 1919. Closed in 1956.
Students and Teacher at Oak Grove School in Green Bank, W.Va.
Students and teacher, Mamie Orndorff, at Oak Grove School in Green Bank, W.Va. Back row, left to right: Pearley Sheets, Claudia Galford, Laura Fitzgerald, Myrtle Sheets, Margie Wooddell, Crystal Ashford, Olive Mann, Miss Mamie Orndorff (Brown)…
Students and Teacher at Mill Point School
Students and Teacher at Mill Point School. Miss Elsie Hull, Teacher. In picture: John and Joe McNeel, Mrs. J.Z. Johnson (Erma McCarty) and sister.
Students and Children playing at Pleasant Green School on Seebert Lane
Students and Teachers playing during recess at Pleasant Green School. Located on Seebert Lane near Hillsboro, W.Va. Colored school, Often referred to as Seebert Lane School. Lewis Hines photographs from Library of Congress (nclc.04341)
Street Scene of Store and Church in Green Bank W. Va. 1925
Street scene in Green Bank, W.Va. Shows store, doctor's office and Green Bank Methodist Church. Dirt streets and wooden sidewalks.
Street in Chinese City Where Pearl and Lossing Buck Lived
Street in Chinese city where Pearl and Losing Buck lived in 1917. Shows people, vendors, and woman with feet bound like stumps.
Stores on Main Street in Durbin, W.Va.
Section of Main Street in Durbin, W.Va. Lined with business, stores and wooden sidewalk.
Stores in Durbin, West Virginia
Stores in Durbin, West Virginia
Stone Bridge in Pocahontas County
Unidentified stone bridge on gravel road in Pocahontas County, West Virginia
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
Steam Shovels on Largest C&O Railroad Cut
Showing two steam shovels on largest cut on the C&O Railroad - 3rd Division - near Hurricane, W.Va. Cut contains about 300,000 cubic yards. W.B. Gatewood, Resident Engineer
Stage Monitors in the Production Van - Pocahontas County Mountain Music Festival
Stage Monitors in the Production Van at the Pocahontas County Mountain Music Festival in Huntersville, W.Va. Filmed by WMUL-TV for the West Virginia Public Television Series "Sugar in the Gourd. Monitor on the left shows Tom King playing guitar at…
Stacks of Lumber at Harter Brothers Lumber Company near Marlinton, W.Va.
Stacks of lumber piled along railroad tracks of Harter Brothers Lumber Company5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va.
Spectators at Parade in Marlinton, W.Va.
Spectators lining both sides of the street at a parade in Marlinton, W.Va. Possibly upper Second Avenue, then known as Upper Camden Avenue.
Spectators at Hillsboro Horse Show
Spectators watching the horse show in Hillsboro, W.Va.