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Harry M Brawley and Pearl S. Buck at Quality of Life Seminar in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Harry M Brawley, Exec Secy West Virginia Educational Broadcast Authority and Pearl S. Buck at Quality of Life Seminar in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Harry M Brawley and Pearl S. Buck at Quality of Life Seminar in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Harry M Brawley, Exec Secy West Virginia Educational Broadcast Authority and Pearl S. Buck at Quality of Life Seminar in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Pearl S. Buck with Unknown Women at a Reception in Marlinton, W.Va.
Pearl S. Buck with an unknown woman at a reception for Pearl S Buck Birthplace Foundation Board and Life Members held at the Methodist Church in Marlinton, W.Va.
Pearl S. Buck at a Reception in Marlinton, W.Va.
Pearl S. Buck greeting guests at a reception for Pearl S Buck Birthplace Foundation Board and Life Members held at the Methodist Church in Marlinton, W.Va.
Portrait of Pearl S. Buck
Portrait of Pearl S. Buck
Portrait of Albert Moore's Son in WWII Military Uniform
Portrait of Albert Moore's Son in WWII Military Uniform
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Dilley
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Dilley taken in Marlinton, W.Va. during World War II.
Portrait of Emory Adkison's Children
Portrait of Emory Adkison's children. Not in order: Nancy Susan Adkison (Broyles, Cochran), Kathryn E. Adkison (Fawcett), Bernice I. (Hodges), Hallie V. (Martin), Lillie M. (Ginn); Lt. Col USAF - Emory H. Adkison, Jr, Preston S. Adkison (RDI US Navy…
Portrait of Unidentified Man in Gray Suit from the Marlinton Area
Portrait of Unidentified Man in Gray Suit from the Marlinton Area
Portrait of Marie Orndorff, Arbovale, W.Va..
Portrait of Marie Orndorff, Arbovale, W.Va.
Portrait of Creola Sharp, Slatyfork W. Va.
Portrait of Creola Sharp, daughter of L. D. Sharp of Slatyfork W. Va.
Children and Teachers at Thornwood School, Thornwood, W.Va.
Postcard - Large group of children with teacher at Thornwood School in Thornwood, W.Va. Nina Wright is far left on back row (marked with 1), Louis Page Wright is center left (marked with 2). Children of Louis Clinton and Bertha Hamner Wright.
Portrait of Nina, Vivian and Louis Wright, Children of Louis Clinton and Bertha Wright, Thornwood, W.Va.
Postcard - Portrait of Nina, Vivian and Louis Page Wright, children of Louis Clinton Wright and Bertha Hamner Wright, Thornwood, W.Va. Dressed in white, baby Vivian seated.
Bertha Hamner Wright with Children Nina, Vivian and Louis Page in Thornwood, W.Va
Postcard - Portrait of Bertha Hamner Wright, wife of Louis Clinton Wright, with children (left to right) Nina, baby Vivian and Louis Page in Thornwood, W.Va.
Portrait of Louis Page, Nina and Vivian Wright, children of L. C. and Bertha Wright, Thornwood, W.Va.
Postcard - Portrait of (left to right) Louis Page, Nina and Vivian Wright, children of Louis Clinton and Wright and Bertha Hamner Wright, Thornwood, W.Va. Children in in yard, in white dress clothes. Louis posed on ornate wooden horse, Vivian on a…
Portrait of Nina, Vivian and Louis Wright, Children of L. C. and Bertha Wright, Thornwood, W.Va.
Postcard - Portrait of (left to right) Nina, Vivian and Louis Page Wright, children of Louis Clinton Wright and Bertha Hamner Wright, Thornwood, W.Va. Children in patriotic dress with flags and umbrellas.
House and Lumber Mill in Thornwood, W.Va.
Postcard - View of Thornwood, W.Va. with two-story house in foreground and the lumber mill in the background. Utility poles and split rail fence visible near house with maturing apple orchard. Postcard is addressed to Mrs. D. B. Canfield in Elkins,…
Dobbin Mill and Pond in Randolph County, W.Va.
Postcard - Dobbin Lumber Mill and Log Pond in Randolph County, W.Va.
Bird's Eye View of Winterburn, W.Va.
Postcard - Bird's Eye View of Winterburn, W.Va.Lumber mill is shown on the right, company houses on the left. Logging town is in northern Pocahontas County near Bartow.
Marlinton Opera House Interior with Large Group on Stage
Large group on stage for unknown event at the Marlinton Opera House in Marlinton, W.Va. The Opera House was built by J. G. Tilton in 1910 and operated until 1914.