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Elevated view of the camp includes pitched tents organized according to rank and units.

39709. First West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, National Guard at Camp Spillman, Keyser, W. Va.

The "Emerson" was destroyed by flood waters at Ronco, Fayette County, Pennsylvania on the Monongahela River. Other information included with the photograph, "Property of W. F. Snowden, Box 191 Mt Morris, Pa."

39710. Steamboat and Showboat 'Emerson'

Two unidentified men stand on each side of the tracks at the tunnel entrance.

39711. Kingwood Tunnel, Preston County, W. Va.

Information with the photograph, "Uniformed women on the decorated wagon are members of the Degree Team of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, Morgantown Hive No. 8." The location is possibly Spruce Street.

39712. Fourth of July Parade Float, Morgantown, W. Va.

View of the main downtown campus in the foreground includes Mechanical Hall II, Stewart Hall and Commencement Hall also known as Reynolds Hall. In the center, behind Chitwood Hall is old Mountaineer Field and to the far left is the steel beam foundation of Armstrong Hall under construction. Upper,right corner of the photograph, on the top of the hill is the Morgantown Country Club where the College of Law is now located.

39713. Aerial View of West Virginia University Campus, Morgantown, W. Va.

Other information with the photographs includes "I Div.Sec. 5 Sta 823."

39714. East Portal Brush Tunnel During Construction on Western Maryland Railroad

Other information included with the photograph, "1 Div. Sec 5 Sta 812 No.11".

39715. West Portal Brush Tunnel Under Construction, Western Maryland Railroad

The bridge crosses Deckers Creek into the Greenmont area. The man standing on the bridge is not identified.

39716. Walnut Street Bridge, Morgantown, W. Va.

The 1st West Virginia was a National Guard unit activated during the Spanish-American War and stationed in Georgia.

39717. First West Virginia Volunteer Infantry on Parade, Columbus, Ga.

Note the coal tipple next to the bugyrus. Other information with the photograph includes, "1 Div. Sec 7. Sta. 728.; No. 13".

39718. Seventy Ton Bugyrus Used During Construction on Western Maryland Railroad

Possibly a Memorial Day Event.

39719. Memorial Ceremony, Kingwood, W. Va.

A bugyrus moves earth into rail cars to be towed away in the western Maryland mountains.

39720. Ninety Five Ton Bugyrus Works on Construction of Western Maryland Railroad