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Mill operation at Burner, north of Durbin. The timber on a tract of 9,070 acres on Little River was purchased in 1903 by the Pocahontas Lumber Company, a partnership of men from Brookville, Pennsylvania. The band mill was built in the same year and operated until about 1915. Pocahontas Co. Historical Society, ID: PHS000593

Access the “Preserving Pocahontas” Digital Library at www.pocahontaspreservation.org or www.preservingpocahontas.org If you have historical records or photographs to be scanned for the county Historical Archive contact Preservation Officer B. J. Gudmundsson at 304-799-3989 or email info@pocahontaspreservation.org Prints of photographs are available.

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First Pioneer Days Parade – 1967
A couple rides in the back.
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Horse and unknown rider in the.
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Pearl S. Buck is seated with.
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Two story hotel at Sitlington, south.
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Portrait of Mary Susan Moore, wife.
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Averill Porter Kellison and Clair Garrett.
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This postcard of Cass, W.Va. (the.
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W. C. Daugharty’s landing at Hosterman.
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Unknown riders on horseback, dressed in.
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Group of young women and men.
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In 1932, the State of West.
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Johnnie, Jimmie, Raymond and Mildred Nelson.
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Ralph Coberly was 16 years old.
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This postcard of Upper Warn Town.
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Two unidentified ladies with a roadster,.
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Members and friends of the Cochran.
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Friends posing for a photograph at.
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These Marlinton Elementary pupils were among.
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Celebrating Black History Month. Richard Thomas.
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Celebrating Black History Month. Sidney Lanier.