Turner’s Tidbits
This oil painting was the work of Lolita Ruth Collette Hilliard of Parsons. Lolita was the daughter of Maurie Jay...
Read moreDetailsThis oil painting was the work of Lolita Ruth Collette Hilliard of Parsons. Lolita was the daughter of Maurie Jay...
Read moreDetailsThis is a picture of roses painted on a tile. On the lower left corner of the rose stem is...
Read moreDetailsIf you close your eyes and take a mental trip back in time to Blackwater Falls, you will recall that...
Read moreDetailsThese pictures are of the front and the end of a shuttle. The tips on both ends are covered with...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Otmer Adelbert Riley. He was born to a prominent family of Ripley, WV; being the...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of a political watch fob. It advertises the November 1904 presidential campaign of Alton B. Parker,...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Anderson Wolford from the Flanagan Hill Area of the County. Anderson was the son of...
Read moreDetailsThe house in this picture may not be familiar to many folks in Tucker County. However, the chimney in the...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of a Columbus (1824-1878) and Mary Susan Flanagan (1835-1911) Wolford. Mary was the daughter of William...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Elmer Ellsworth Snyder (1867-1940). He was the third child of Captain Sampson and Elizabeth Bonner...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of the first grade class at Bretz School for May 23, 1945. The Bretz School is...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of some of our public servants from 1985. (L to R) Hank Thompson, Bonnie Hissam, Gary...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Charles and Nora Merrill Nichols and their family. The family lived on Brown Street in...
Read moreDetailsThis photo reminds me of times when entire families would travel home to spend time together. There would be times...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Benjamin “Ben” and Barbra “Dorothy” Mayor Thompson former residents of Canaan Valley. Dorothy was born...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of a group of men working on the rails in the Pierce/Benbush Area. They are unidentified....
Read moreDetailsThis is a section of a photo of Pierce. According to records, Pierce was a coal town and was known...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of May, Mary and Kate Dove. They had a brother Theadore “Ted” and another sister Daria....
Read moreDetailsThis is a picture of Sunflower who played on WWVA and the Jamboree for a number of years. Sunflower was...
Read moreDetailsThis is a generic postcard made available to allow a location to have their name printed in the blank spot....
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