Category: Preserving Pocahontas

Johnnie, Jimmie, Raymond and Mildred Nelson at their home in Huntersville, W.Va. They were the.

Ralph Coberly was 16 years old when this picture was taken at Watoga in 1938..

This postcard of Upper Warn Town near Seebert, W.Va. shows the sawmill and company houses.

Two unidentified ladies with a roadster, complete with rumble seat, in front of the lodge.

Members and friends of the Cochran family pose on the steps of the Cochran family.

Friends posing for a photograph at Green Bank in the Spring of 1929. Left to.

These Marlinton Elementary pupils were among those who contributed $800 to the Buffalo Creek Flood.

Celebrating Black History Month. Richard Thomas Daugherty was born in Clover Lick, W.Va. on May.

Celebrating Black History Month. Sidney Lanier Goodwyn was born in Marlinton, W.Va. on January 18,.

Celebrating Black History Month. This unidentified woman lived in Huntersville, W.Va. possibly in the Brown’s.

Celebrating Black History Month. Hiter Cashwell, on the right, with C. Murrill Colburn in the.

These men are loading lumber from the sawmill at the Mill Point Prison Camp. On.

Students at the West Droop School with their teacher, Lela Hollandsworth, standing on the far.

World War II portrait of Norma Mae Kellison, of Huntersville, and her husband, Robert (Mike).

Fire in the Hole! Dynamite shatters the base of the 150-foot International Shoe Co. smokestack.

Civilian Conservation Corps workers, Noble Shaffer on banjo and Argil Rexroad on guitar, playing music.

This year’s Christmas card comes from The Tom Edgar Family of Hillsboro in 1952. It.

Wedding portrait of Beatrice Bessie Blackhurst and Jamie Asbury Sheets taken December 25, 1944 at.

Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Lockridge – 1886 This tribute to Dr. J. B. Lockridge.

A group of loggers are resting at a logging camp on Cheat Mountain. The are.