The Marlinton Opera House on Second Avenue. View of front entrance which was location of The Pocahontas County News, previously The Marlinton Messenger, run by Opera House owner J. G. Tilton. Standing at door are 2 young ladies who worked in the…
Office of The Marlinton Messenger Newspaper Office which stood on Ninth Street where the high school later stood. Standing at left in plaid dress is Zoe Knop-Snyder. At right is Lena Briggs who worked for Bob Cramer, owner of the paper. The Marlinton…
Wedding party of (Mr) Pearl Arbogast and Lillian Nicholas near Arbovale, W.Va. Shows bride and groom seated with 3 couples on lawn in front of house with musical instruments and hats displayed on the grass.
Double wedding on New Years Day 1913 near Arbovale, W.Va. Back row: Rev. and Mrs. Henderson. Front row left to right: Charles Gum, Flora Gillispie, Clyde Gillispie-groom, Laura Ervine-bride, Don Ervine-groom, Vesta Calhoun-bride,Don Vandevander, Ruth…
Two couples posing with a croquet set on a homeplace near Arbovale. Left to right: Walter Arbogast,Maxine Ervin, Ernest Hannah, Anna Lee Ervin. A split rail fence and barn are seen in the background.
Large log drive on flooded creek, possibly Knapps Creek, near Huntersville. Shows large number of logs, men riding the logs on the water and teams of horses moving logs in the water. Covered bridge in the distance.
Group portrait in Arbovale, W.Va. Back row, left to right: Frount Arbogast, - Hudson,-?-,Cleffie Fitzgerald,Charles Elliott,Laural Hudson,Walter Arbogast,- Hudson,Jess McLaughlin,Doshie Hudson. Front row unidentified.
Night photo of Cass Shay No. 1 parked in front of the Cass Deport at the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Crew member is standing on tracks next to engine.
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.
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…