Category: Preserving Pocahontas

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

These local sportsmen pose for a photograph near Marlinton in 1944 with their friend, Clarence.

John Ray “Chipper” Williams was born January 27, 1947 in Marlinton, W.Va. He was the.

These Pocahontas County men were called into service during World War II. This photograph was.

The water tank, covered in ice, sits by the train track near the lumber town.

Composite of the Marlinton Junior High School 8th Grade Class of 1946-47. Pictured left to.

Baby portrait of Edith Kelmenson, born in Marlinton, W. Va. on January 19, 1910, to.

A beautiful night photo of Shay No. 1 resting in front of the Cass Depot..

A small unidentified sawmill operation in Pocahontas County. (Photo Courtesy of Ellen Doyle, ID: PHP002306).

Rivers Arks accompanying a log drive on the Greenbrier River from Cass to Ronceverte, W.Va..

The photograph of 12-year old Guy McElwee was taken at the Minnehaha Springs School by.

The students at Wesley Chapel School near Dunmore, 1939-40. Front row, l to r: Tom.

Ruth Blackhurst, the teacher at Spruce School, is seated on the Western Maryland Railroad Bridge.

Students in front of the Beaverdam School located on Beaverdam Run at the head of.

Two Pocahontas County School buses parked on the football field behind Marlinton High School in.

Workers are erecting the Historical Marker “Birthplace of Pearl S. Buck” on US Rt 219.

Dr. Norman R. Price captured this beautiful picture of swimmers in the Greenbrier River at.

Home of Dr. H.W. McNeel and Elizabeth Edgar McNeel in Academy, now Hillsboro, W.Va. (Courtesy.

Cash R. Miller with his wife, Louise, and their two small children at their home.

Titled “One of the pupils in the Caesar Mountain School,” this picture was taken by.