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Portrait of Unknown Family
Portrait of Unknown Family in Pocahontas County
Unknown Family Group of Two Women with Children
Unknown Family Group of Two Women with Children
Train Engine that Exploded near Hosterman
Hosterman Lumber Company Climax locomotive that exploded in July, 1906 near Hosterman along the Greenbrier River in northern Pocahontas County.
First National Bank Building Recently Completed in Marlinton, W.Va.
The First National Bank Building recently completed in Marlinton, W.Va. built by Mr. Ed King. Wooden sidewalk in front of the building.
Group of Cassells, Nottinghams, and Chestnuts near Arbovale
Group of young people in fancy dress, maybe having a picnic. In picture: Lucy Chestnut, Babe Chestnut, Verna Acord, Russel Chestnut, Charles Nottingham, Sadie Acord, Mrs. Zack Cassell, Annie Cassell, Harry Acord, Lauren Nottingham.
Students at the Green Bank Academy
Students at the Green Bank Academy with teacher Oakie Hodge.
Green Bank High School and Students After Completion of the New Building
The new Green Bank High School with first class of students following completion of the building. The principal was W. L. Haupt from Bristol, Virginia.
James Sutton Family and Several Arbogast Families in Arbovale
James Sutton Family and Several Arbogast Families in Arbovale
Logging Scene with Lumberjacks Cutting Timber
Logging scene shows lumberjacks cutting timber. In picture: Emory Conrad, Carl Arbogast, Lee Ervine, Norman Wilfong, Billie Puffenbarger, Phil Rader, John Spencer.
Small Sawmill in the Pine Grove Area near Arbovale
Small sawmill in the Pine Grove area. In picture: Billie Malcomb, Arlie Rexrode, Sam Bright, Bill Bright, Sherman Bright, Perry Shalter
Lumberjacks Removing Bark from Fallen Tree near Arbovale, W.Va.
Group of lumberjacks removing bark from a fallen tree in northern Pocahontas County. In picture: Ed Galford, Bill Malcomb, Carl Arbogast, Jim Wenger, Sherm Bright, a Rexrode, Morgan Rader, a Phillips
The Cass Mill following Fire in February 1922
The Cass mill that burned on Friday, February 24, 1922
Wildell Mill in 1905
Wildell Mill, showing location where a Mr. Robinson was killed.
Group of Lumberjacks at an Unknown Lumber Camp
Group of lumberjacks at an unknown lumber camp with log structure. In the group are: Billie Bright, Joe Kerr, Philip Rader, Milton Gum
Hosterman Mill with Workers
A group of workers at the Hosterman Mill on the Greenbrier River near Durbin. Hosterman was also called Hiner Town. Milton Gum is in the group.
Men Beside of a Track at an Unknown Lumber Camp
Men beside of a train track at an unknown lumber camp in northern Pocahontas County. In picture: Morgan Rader, Philip Rader, Willie Bright, Jim Wenger, Sherm Bright, Rily Griffin, Norman Wilfon, Carl Arbogast,Clifford, Joe Kerr
Train Wreck of No. 5 Between Cass and Hosterman
Train Wreck of No. 5 on Trout Run between Cass and Hosterman. Crew: Engineer - Oscar Henington, Fireman - William Kane, Conductor - William Siples, Brakeman - Dick Siples, Loaderman - Sol Bosley
Wreck of Engine No. 5 and Loader on Deever Run northeast of Cass
Wreck of Engine No. 5 and loader on Deever Run northeast of Cass. Man standing on top of wreck.
Group of Young Women and Men at Rock House Cave
Group of Young Women and Men at Rock House Cave. Left to right: Summers Ryder, Sandy Auldridge, Emma Smith, Penick Ryder, Birtie Curry, Lillie Smith, Lee V Ruckman, George Rayburn, Daisy Ruckman, M C Smith, Lucy Smith, Ethel Curry
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,…