This is a photo of a 10 inch oil lamp marked Souvenir or Lead Mine. Leadmine gained fame when...
Read moreThis photo is labeled Fairfax Club at Fairfax Stone taken in 1925. I don't know any of the gentlemen in...
Read moreThis is a group of girls who found the summer in 1920 as ideal for a camping trip. The girls...
Read moreThis is a copy of the Commencement Exercises for Thomas High School held at the Thomas High School Gymnasium on...
Read moreThis is a photo of William Stuart Bonner. He was a son of Asa and Melvina Bonner of the Flanagan...
Read moreThis is a booklet on The "Dandy Lions" Club at Parsons Graded School, organized January 1960 and sponsored by the...
Read moreTucker Woman Recalls Part Women Spies Played in Civil War. This is the first of a three part installment that...
Read moreThis is a photo of Babcock's Box Factory in Davis printed by the F. S. Johnston Drug Co. and...
Read moreThis is a photo of the third grade at Thomas Elementary 1949-50. top row: Miss Solena Massi, Frank Perkins, Bonnie...
Read moreThis is a photo of Harry "Riggie" DiBacco from the Fall of 1922. He played half-back for Thomas High School....
Read moreThis is a photo of Davis High School. The site was donated by H G Davis and Stephen Elkins; school...
Read moreThis is a photo of the Stone Motel in Davis and a photo of the owners/operators Gilbert and Bessie Blizzard...
Read moreThis letterhead is from the Mt. Breeze Castle No. 7 Ancient Order Knights of Mystic Chain. The secret society was...
Read moreThis photo is entitled Thompson log job in Canaan Valley, WVA 1900. As can be seen there is a huge...
Read moreThis is a photo of the Allegheny Heights Hospital and Sanitarium in Davis. It states that the town elevation is...
Read moreThis is a photo of a group of women who are all related through the Cooper line. Left to Right-Margaret...
Read moreThis photo is of the Flood of July 17, 1907 on First Street in Parsons. The water can be seen...
Read moreThis photo is of one of the trains in Thomas. As can be seen it required several men to operate...
Read moreThis photo is of the Red Creek Falls. It is postmarked Laneville November 2, 1906. The writer asks Frank...
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