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Hosterman Lumber Company Climax Locomotive Boiler Exploded Near Cass, W.Va.
Group of people standing around a train engine belonging to the Hosterman Lumber Company. The boiler on the Climax engine exploded on July 26, 1906 coming across the top of Little Mountain near Cass, W.Va. The explosion occurred behind the Uriah…
Loggers from Camp 9 and Horses with Logs Beside Track in Northern Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Three loggers from Camp 9 with horse team and logs beside railroad track in Northern Pocahontas County,W.Va. Man in black suit standing at back left in photo.
W.Va. Pulp & Paper Co. Camp No.2 near Cass, W.Va.
W.Va. Pulp and Paper Co. Camp No. 2 near Cass, W.Va. Shows loggers and camp crew with buildings and team of horses. First row sitting left to right: Cam Rider,Johnny Rider,George Curry,Less Kenison,Ernest Rider,Dently Curry,John Collins. Standing…
Group Photo of Maryland Lumber Company Camp No. 12 near Denmar, W.Va.
Group photo of loggers at Maryland Lumber Company's Camp No.12 near Denmar, W.Va. First row 3rd from right: Mr. Tabor; 5th from right:A. S. Hoover. Second row 7th from right: Reed Griffith, foreman.
Nine Loggers with Felled Trees perhaps Near Olive, W.Va.
Nine loggers with felled trees, possibly taken at Olive near Durbin, W.Va. Shows one man sitting on top of pole.
Log Camp Near Hosterman and Arbovale, W.Va. with Crew in front of Large Building
Log camp between Hosterman and Arbovale, W.Va. Shows entire crew with camp workers in front of large camp building, people sitting in upper windows and flag flying on porch.
Small Unidentified Logging Camp with Crew in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Small unidentified logging camp with crew in Pocahontas County, W.Va. Two women with children at the right of photo possibly are: Mary Malcom with baby; Perry and Bessie Showalter next to and unknown Malcom.
Campbell Lumber Company Train with Logs crossing Small Bridge
Train cars of Campbell Lumber Company loaded with logs on small bridge, Campbelltown, W.Va.
Mr. Sydnor's Insurance Office on Main Street in Marlinton, W.Va.
Mr. Sydnor's Insurance Office on Main Street in Marlinton, W.Va. Shows the small white building from the back, looking out onto the street with people walking on sidewalk. Mr. Sydnor was once Mayor of Marlinton.
Small Unidentified Creek at a Grist Mill near Marlinton, W.Va.
Small Unidentified Creek at a Grist Mill near Marlinton, W.Va.
The Old Log Church between Campbelltown and Edray at Onoto, W.Va.
The Old Log Church at Onoto, W.Va. On Stony Creek northwest of Marlinton. Built in 1835, still standing in 2013.
Edith Baxter at the Mary Shafer Home in Onoto,W.Va.
Edith Baxter photographed in front of a tall picket fence at the home of Mary Shafer in Onoto, W.Va.
Three Unidentified Young Women in the Yard at the Mary Shafer Home in Onoto, W.Va.
Three unidentified young women under the trees by a picket fence at the Mary Shafer home in Onoto, W.Va.
Unidentifed Young Women in Garden at Mary Shafer Home in Onoto, W.Va.
Unidentified young women in garden at Mary Shafer home in Onoto, W.Va.
Miss Annie Sullivan on Street in Marlinton, W.Va.
Miss Annie Sullivan reading on an unidentified street in Marlinton, W.Va.
Portrait of Edith and Ethel Smith, Twin Daughters of Berton E. Smith and Tina Newcomb Smith
Portrait of Edith and Ethel Smith twin daughters of Berton Ellis Smith and Tina Belle Newcomb Smith, Marlinton, W.Va
Wedding Portrait of Tina Belle Newcomb and Berton Ellis Smith
Wedding portrait of Tina Belle Newcomb and Berton Ellis Smith. Tina B. Newcomb, daughter of William P. and Florence May Phillips Newcomb, born Dec. 7, 1886 at Grench Creek, Upshur County, W.Va. Berton Ellis Smith, son of Peter Joseph and Alcinda…
Varner House on Top of Allegheny Mountain
Varner House on Top of Allegheny Mountain near Bartow, W.Va. House built by Solomon Varner, passed to his son John P. Varner and wife Dianah Nottingham. Shows woman and four men at picket fence and two women in horse drawn carriage.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bear, former manager of Pocahontas Telephone Company
Mr. and Mrs. James Bear sitting on livving room sofa in Marlinton, W.Va. James Bear was Manager of the Pocahontas Telphone Company from 1920 until his retirement in 1959 when it was sold to Telephone Utilities of West Virginia. James Martin Bear,…
Last Christmas Tree at the telephone office in Marlinton, W.Va.
The last Christmas Tree at the telphone office on 3rd Ave and 9th St in Marlinton, W.Va. That building built in 1948 for phone office and switch board. Pocahontas Telphone Company was sold to Telephone Utilities of West Virginia in 1959 due to…