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1. Acme Limestone Company Quarry, Greenbrier County, W. Va.

2. Armory and Athletic Field, West Virginia University

Armistice Parade taken from a window of the Davis home at High and Willey Streets in Morgantown, West Virginia.

3. Armistice Day Parade, Morgantown, W. Va.

View of the Administration Building of the W. Va. Industrial School for Boys in Grafton, West Virginia.

4. Administration Building, W. Va. Industrial School for Boys, Grafton, W. Va.

'View of Acme Limestone Company crusher and C&O siding, Ft. Spring, W. Va.'

5. Acme Limestone Company Crusher, Ft. Spring, W. Va.

Armistice Parade lined up along North High Street. Old Boughner house on right.  Torn down during the summer of 1970.

6. Armistice Day Parade, Morgantown, W. Va.

Louis Watson Chappell in uniform (possible Us Army) seated on a cannon. Chappell  became a member the WVU faculty in 1922 and is known for his extensive research and collection of Appalachia Music.

7. Louis Watson Chappell West Virginia University Faculty

School on the top of a hill.

8. Public School in Grafton, W. Va.

Postcard portrait of Lt. Louis Bennett, Jr.

9. Bennett, Lt. Louis

10. Crew in front of the Woodson-Mohler Grocery Co., Alderson, W. Va.

Standing from left to right: Ida Sutton, Anna Sutton, Elda Sutton, and Mable Sutton is the baby carriage.

11. Sutton Family, Helvetia, W. Va.

Lt. Louis Bennett, Jr. and dog standing in front of S. E. 5a airplane.

12. Lieutenant Louis Bennett and Dog

View of quarry face, showing ladders, railroad, and steam shovel, Acme Limestone Co. Ft. Spring, W.Va.

13. Quarry Face, Acme Limestone Company, Ft. Spring, W. Va.

Postcard portrait of Lt. Louis Bennett, Jr.

14. Bennett, Lt. Louis

Price Furniture and Morgantown Laundry Company.

15. Businesses at the Corner of University Avenue and Wall Street, Morgantown, W. Va.

Portrait of Jarvis Offutt and Lt. Louis Bennett.  At left is Jarvis Jenness Offutt of the U.S. Air Sevice, who was temporarily attached to Number 56 Aero Squadron of the R.A.F. He was killed in an accident in France, August 13, 1918.  He was from Nebraska and a classmate of Bennett at Yale.

16. Bennett, Lt. Louis (Right) and Jarvis Offutt

17. Blasting at the Acme Limestone Company Quarry, Fort Spring, W. Va.

World War I era airplane landing gear lined up in a hangar.

18. World War I Airplane Landing Gear Stored in a Hangar

Interior view of restaurant in Clarksburg.  Tables on the right side and bar on the left.

19. Restaurant in Clarksburg, W. Va.

20. Salting Barberry Bushes to Destroy Wheat Rust Disease, Agricultural Experiment Station, West Virginia University

Armistice parade, High Street and Willey Street in Morgantown, West Virginia. 'Jacques in center.'

21. Armistice Day Parade, Morgantown, W. Va.

Portrait of Jarvis Offutt and Lt. Louis Bennett.  At left is Jarvis Jenness Offutt of the U.S. Air Sevice, who was temporarily attached to Number 56 Aero Squadron of the R.A.F. He was killed in an accident in France, August 13, 1918.  He was from Nebraska and a classmate of Bennett at Yale.  This photograph was found in Bennett's Royal Air Force wallet.

22. Bennett, Lt. Louis and Jarvis Offutt

23. Narrow Gauge Railroad Cars at Acme Limestone Company Quarry, Ft. Spring, W. Va.

Preparing to start aircraft #1 Curtiss JN-4 and "grass cutter" training plane. Plane #1 was destroyed in a crash on August 4, 1917.  In this crash Cadet C.B. Lambert (of Welch, West Virginia) was killed, and Lieutenant William Frey was injured.  (See newspaper Wheeling Register, August 4, 1917.)  Each ground crewman in the picture is about to "turn over the prop" in order to start the engines of the airplanes.

24. Preparing to Start Planes at West Virginia Flying Corps Big Hangar in Beech Bottom, W. Va.