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Former W.Va. Gov. Cecil Underwood and Pearl S. Buck talk during Dinner at Marlinton Methodist Church
Former W. Va. Gov. and Director of Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Foundation, Cecil Underwood talks with Pearl S. Buck during dinner at Marlinton Methodist Church, Pearl S. Buck visit to Pocahontas County 1971
Forest Scene at Woodrow near the Sherman Hammons Home
Forest scene at Woodrow, W.Va. near the home of Sherman Hammons
Football Player Lloyd "Dabney" Kisner at Green Bank High School
Football Player Lloyd "Dabney" Kisner at Green Bank High School. He played football all 4 years while attending Green Bank High School.
Flood Waters Cover the East Side of Cass, W.Va. In 1917
Greenbrier River flooding in Cass, W.Va. 1917. Water covering the East Side of Town.
Flood Water in Marlinton, W.Va. Looking Toward Court House in 1908
Flood on Knapps Creek in Marlinton, W.Va. Looking east toward the Court House.
Flood Aftermath in Cass, W.Va.
Aftermath of large flood of the Greenbrier River in Cass, W.Va. Shows stores, street and steel bridge.
Five Young People Seated on Lawn in Green Bank, W.Va.
Five young people seated on the lawn in Green Bank, W.Va. Left to right: Flossie Conrad, George Gum, Lella Ervin, Hoxie Pugh, Mamie Brown
Five Young People in Green Bank, W.Va.
Five young people seated on a lawn near Green Bank, W.Va. Left to right: Lillian Sutton, Clarence Flynn, Ruth Hudson (married Glen Galford), Harry Brown, Nettie Sutton (Sheets)
Five Unknown Young Men on Former Log Fence at Camp Price
Five unknown young men, one holding a banjo, post on the former log fence at CCC Camp Price. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Five Unknown CCC Workers at Camp Price
Five unknown CCC workers, one in suit, one in uniform, at Camp Price. Large number of camp buildings visible in photo. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Five Unidentified Women Seated in the Grass at Camp Island Ford in Seebert, W.Va.
Five Unidentified Women Seated in the Grass at Camp Island Ford in Seebert, W.Va.
Five Unidentified Women at Camp Island Ford in Seebert, W.Va.
Five Unidentified Women at Camp Island Ford in Seebert, W.Va. Probably are members of George Solter's family.
Five Men Building the Neighbors Family House in Cass, W.Va.
Men standing on top of the studded structure of the Neighbors house being built in Cass, W.Va. In picture: Amos Doyle, Lem Walker, Farmer Blackhurst, Henry Blackhurst and unknown.
Five Kisner Siblings with their Father Lloyd Kisner, Sr on his 80th Birthday
Five Kisner Siblings with their Father Lloyd Kisner, Sr on his 80th Birthday at the Lawton Home in Bryantown, Maryland. Standing, left to right: Pauline Mae "Polly" Kisner Mams; William Elmer "Bill" Kisner; Lloyd Edgar "Dabney" Kisner, Jr.;Geraldine…
Five Children in the Woods Price Orchard in Marlinton
Five Unknown Children in the orchard belonging to Mr. Woods Price on the Greenbrier River in Marlinton, W.Va. The Frank and Anna Hunter House can be seen in the background.
First Train Celebration in Marlinton
Large crowd gathers to celebrate First Train to arrive in Marlinton, West Virginia, Engine #158, new boxcar, C&O coach
First of two Scenes following a forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River, "Courtesy, The Field Museum, Chicago,CSB28390"
"a recent forest fire at Pocahontas Lumber Company camp near Little River" is the description written by the photographer, Huron H. Smith, who was then a dendrologist at the Field Museum. Image is from a glass negative.
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.
First National Bank Building in Marlinton, W.Va. Showing J. A. Hsover's Store
Full view of the First National Bank Building in Marlinton, W.Va. Shows J. A. Hoover's Clothing and Furnishings Store.Flag pole on top of building, men in front of post office and store.
First Mill at Harter Brothers Lumber Company northeast of Marlinton, W.Va.
The first mill at Harter owned by the Harter Brothers Lumber Company, Logging town of Harter was located on the Greenbrier River 5 miles northeast of Marlinton, W.Va.