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Large group photo of the South Penn Men, Wileville District.
Portrait of a girl with a white frame around her picture.
Front cover of Bulltown School bulletin.
Katharine Rohner Stadler and Walter Stadler are posing with their children Bertha, Louise, and Lydia near some trees.
'Helvetia bei der church.' Reverend Christian H. Schoepfle, minister of the Helvetia Church (1906-1908), the woman is likely his wife, Mary and young girl is possible their granddaughter.
Men and women seated at desks.
'E.R. Ralston Jeweler 1856. E.R. Ralston and Son Jewelers and Opticians 1906.'
Baltimore and Ohio Locomotive number 639, Type 4-4-0 at Morgantown Depot with crew. Print number 1707.
View of a bulletin board of photos of the area of Petersburg, W. Va.
View of Main Street looking south from the corner of Washington Street. House on the right is the Harwood house in 1906 it was the post office in Moorefield.
'Cubby Bair says: first home of Dr. A.S. Abshire, Crow, where Charles Jordan now lives. He first came from Roanoke, then from Hinton, went out to Crow as company doctor for J.R. Beaty Lumber Company. In picture is Dr. and Mrs. Abshire (she was Cubby's aunt, a sister of Fred Bair). This railroad shown is a part of the company built-owned, first rails to be laid in Raleigh county. The track stretched from the New River up Glade Creek, through new tunnel at top of Crow Ridge, down to Beaver, Raleigh, up. Happy Hollow to the little station below Beckley Seminary.'
Group portait of participants in the Teacher's Institute.
Group portrait 'by Bennett.'
Teacher's Institute.  Taken in front of Ken Bogg's store in Franklin, W. Va. Front Row: 3rd from left; Ashby Bowders, 5th from left; John Dahmer, 11th from left; Flick Warner, far right; Walter Headrick; Second Row: 2nd from right; John Ritchie; Third Row: 3rd from right; Curt Hammer; Fourth Row: 2nd from left; Clay Ruddle, 3rd from left; Elmer Propst, 10th from left; Jessie Hammer, 15th from left; Nora Dyer, 18th fom left; Winton Judy, 3rd from right; Arlie Simmons; Back Row: 10th from right; Newton Ruddle
Group portrait of Teacher's Institute participants.
Portrait taken in the fall; includes Many Boggs and Ruddles.
Copied from 1906 Monticola Yearbook.
West Virginia University Football players on the field.
'Onery Bill'
Portrait of Louise V. Hicks, an African-American student at Storer College.
Portrait of African-American student, Mary Clifford.
Located on Camp Hill.
Group portrait of graduates wearing caps and gowns. 'Molby; Rufus A. West 170 Spruce Street, Morgantown, W. Va.'
Back of Ervin's house, shows car-line we were on.
Post card sent on August 27, 1906.
'All that remains of Blennerhassett's mansion on famous Blennerhassett island.'
'This view taken just above Sistersville about 1906'
'Noble Colvin in doorway; Jim & Mrs. Colvin to left of Noble; Bob Colvin , son of Noble is at the controls of wagon used to haul clay from two miles away, from the Wymer Farm on Broad Run.  Also used in hauling the finished product to railway.  Charles Colvin, son of uncle Jim Colvin is astride the horse standing in the road.  [the pottery is] possibly dismantled in 1918; original photo from Charles Colvin; pottery brought from J. P. Parker around 1880 by S.A. Colvin & Seymore A. Colvin.'
'Back of Hitchman Row House.  Unknown except lady at right wearing ostrich feather hat Mrs. Stephen Nyers, Sr. and daughter, Mary in front of her.
'#7 Hitchman Row House, Hitchman Coal Mine, Benwood.  Standing, Left to Right, Stephen Nyers, Sr.,  unknown couple, front row child Stephen Nyers, Jr; seated Mrs. Stephen Nyers, Sr. and daughter, Mary.'
'Grave of mother of 'Stonewall' Jackson at Ansted, W. Va. as it appeared in 1906. In 1916 some interested friends had lot surrounded by iron fence and area overhauled.' July 17, 1907 Note sent to Mr. Thomas Ranson in Staunton, Va. from Tidewater Railroad Company that reads, 'Mr. Thomas D. Ranson, I take pleasure in enclosing herewith a recent photograph of the grave of Julia Beckwith Neale which was taken by our photographer here. Yours very truly, W. H Evans.'
A view of the Ohio River taken near Bellaire.
Two operators and a gentleman pose with a parked street car.
' U. S. Geological survey marker with pole frame where they at one time had a flag. This was located on Kelly Mountain in what is now the Butt Farm. It was used as a pasture for the Brown and Hill injured horses. This picture was taken in 1906 when we took a Sunday walk to salt the horses. From left to right: George R. Hill, Overton, and D. D. Brown.'
Old Sycamore, 37 1/2 ft. in circumference with hole showing hiding place of Blennerhasset while fleeing Militia. Hole almost closed by growth.
A woman positions a cross on the alter, which is decorated in evergreens and ornaments for Christmas. Note the kerosene lamp chandelier to the right. The church is located in the Clay District of Monongalia County.
The group of unidentified people are probably members of the congregation. The church is located in the Clay District of Monongalia County.
The steam powered Marion Shovel, Model 60 and two unidentified workers. Information on the back includes: "From Roy Long Coll..."
Three employees standing on the C&O locomotive are, left to right: W. L. Buck, engineer; G. L. McShartney, engineer; Hamm Bobbitt, fireman.
Members identified: Roy Marcum, Clyde Watson, Septimus Kell, Leon Spragg, Earle Townshend, Tom Foulk, Wayne Miller, Earle Reiley, Chesney Ramage, John Keely, Ross Spence, Clyde Carney, Arthur Arnold, Arthur Post, Paul Mahone. After graduating from WVU, Chesney Ramage attend Johns Hopkins Medical School and served as superintendent and chief surgeon of the Miners' Hospital in Fairmont.
Postcard photograph of vessel with a sign, "Crockard & Booth Steamboat Agents", its side. Information included with the photograph "Made in Germany. J. G. McCrorey & Co. Importers & Publishers, Wheeling, W. Va."
Family photo at the Maxwell family reunion in Morgantown, W.Va.
Family photo at Maxwell family reunion. Rufus Maxwell seated far right.
At the Stanard House, left to right (inside the drawn circle): Rev. E. J. Woofter, Eva Dye and Mrs. W. T. W. Dye (Sophie)
Back Row l to R: Hawse, Sharps, Roberts, Orr, Goodwin, Morris. Front Row: Ramsey, Sharps-Captain, Webb-Mgr., Wickenhoffer, Curry. [No. 21]
Several players are wearing "noseguards" around their necks.
Only members identified are; seated front, Chief William E. Wilmer and seated far right, John Landis.
View from across the tracks. Both burned shortly after this photo was taken.
Male and female graduates pose with the "Class of 1906" pennant. Subjects unidentified.
Male and female students pose for the class photo. Subjects unidentified.
Street view of the construction site.
A group of men pose together at the ceremony. Third from left is Herald Eagle. The city is pictured in the background.
This image is part of the Thompson Family of Canaan Valley Collection. The Thompson family played a large role in the timber industry of Tucker County during the 1800s, and later prospered in the region as farmers, business owners, and prominent members of the Canaan Valley community.Caption on back of photo reads: "Glade on Glade Run, 1906, McDonald Glade".
Pictured standing are E. B. Schiltz (left), Mrs. H. A. Lane (center), and H. A. Lane.Pictured sitting, from left to right, are D. R. McKibbin; an unidentified Q & C. (Queen and Crescent) Route agent; W. H. Koppleman; H. H. Hartlove; W. C. "Riney" Rinearson, Jr.; F. S. "Danny" Dannenberg; Willie Knight, Heinie Miller; and Mr. Hennessy.The group poses in front of a structure that reads, "Maiden's love, Bachelors rest, Widows hope."This photograph is found in a scrapbook documenting the survey for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in West Virginia and surrounding states.
L-R George Henry, Oscar Henry, Frank Henry, Marie Henry, and Rene Henry.