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Man in a uniform posed with a dog.
Man posed between two horses.
"Front: Unknown and Oliver Borne, driver. Back: Bernard Herron and Walter Arbogast."
Men posed on a horse drawn carriage near Hacker Valley, W. Va. "Perry at left. Others unknown."
Couple posed for a formal portrait. The woman is wearing a hat.
Group posed on the porch in front of the store.
Group of workers posed in front of lumber stacks.
A group of workers posed on the side of train tracks with tools.
Men posed next to a train.
Men posed next to a train.
Railroad workers are posed with horses carrying lumber next to train cars. "Notice the railroad cars' wheels are backwards."
Men posed for a group portrait with their instruments.
Men seated next to railroad tracks with tools.
Two men posed in a store "where lodge at Camden now sits before block burned, men are Ross's."
Mill workers posed sitting on logs around mill equipment.
Three men in suits posed behind equipment in a work room.
Mill worker posed next to a large wheel with a hammer in his hand.
Portrait of mill workers posing around the mill equipment.
"Cowen Hospital used about 1905-1913, when Richwood opened a hospital with electric, people would get on the train and go there. It was later a girls dorm Cowen Grade School and then Brinson's Furniture."
Portrait taken "somewhere in Webster County. Notice the wooden rails."
Portrait of two men with guns and a dog looking up into a tree at three possums.
Portrait of men posing with a logging train.
Portrait thought to be "at twenty mile, Nicholas County. The fifth over hands crossed, mustache, Neil Romano, the fifth over back row with white shirt and hat Augostino Romano."
In the portrait, Dyer is holding animal skins and a gun. The town of Dyer in Webster County was named after him.
Group posed by railroad tracks. The shanty cars in the background were used by the workers.
Portrait of the storefront once ran by Alva "Pus" Woodall.
Large group posed with cars and large stacks of lumber. A portrait of a "log job close to Jerryville on Gauley River".