A passenger train and a freight train on the Greenbrier Division of the C&O Railroad were stuck in the snow at Droop Mountain February 8 and 9, 1905. Photo taken by a passenger, Mrs. Virginia Clark Sharp, and shared by Mrs. Ruth Sharp Beebe. (Pocahontas County Historical Society collection)
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Preserving PocahontasRalph Coberly was 16 years old.
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Preserving PocahontasMembers and friends of the Cochran.
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Preserving PocahontasCelebrating Black History Month. Hiter Cashwell,.
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Preserving PocahontasStudents at the West Droop School.
Preserving PocahontasWorld War II portrait of Norma.
Preserving PocahontasFire in the Hole! Dynamite shatters.
Preserving PocahontasCivilian Conservation Corps workers, Noble Shaffer.
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Preserving PocahontasWedding portrait of Beatrice Bessie Blackhurst.
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Preserving PocahontasA group of loggers are resting.
