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Portrait of Confederate Veterans in Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia. All persons are identified only as Confederate Veterans. The photograph was donated to Stephen Trail by the Hinton Daily News, 6/17/1996. The photograph was donated to the newspaper by Blanche Callaham, American History teacher at Hinton High School.
Photograph of the Hinton Drug Store on 3rd Avenue. Pictured are Wade H. Gwinn, Ed Rose and Mr. Sawyers. The photograph was given to Stephen Trail by Jim Pettrey from the Hinton Daily News Collection.
Man pictured in front of the buggy is John W. Willey.
Group of Confederate Veterans at Forest Hill Primitive Baptist Church. None are identified. Inscribed on the back: "Given to Stephen Trail by Mary Shumate Feb. 1984." Mike Foster belonged to the Monroe Guards, 27th Virginia Infantry, "Stonewall" Brigade.
Only identified persons are Jake Whanger, Sr. Willey (Betty Clinebell's grandfather pictured on the 2nd row, 5th man from the left), and Joe Briers.
On the back of the car is President Jim Stevens. The car inspector is Jim Doyle's father. The rest remain unidentified.
A group of unidentified subjects pose infront of the old mill.
Man poses by his horse drawn carriage. He was killed on July 14, 1919 near the Red Bank in the Forest Hill district.
Team portrait on the steps of the high school. Subjects unidentified.
Team portrait of unidentified players.
A group of boys wade in the knee-high flood water. Subjects unidentified.
Team portrait of the high school's basketball team. Subjects unidentified.
Top right is Fannie Quisenberry. The rest of the players are unidentified.
Structure on top of the tunnel built from 1870-1872. Man posing in front of the tunnel unidentified.
Aerial view of the riding ring, ballpark, and stock pens. George Ballengee log cabin can be seen within the ring.
"Ram" Harford & "Moody" Burdette pictured in the water.
Photo of Machinists, electricians, carman, etc. Front row, left to right: Jack Wicker; "Dec" Meadows; Jim Lindsay; Lynn W. McMann; Ted Haythe; Charley Young. Middle row, left to right: Hershel Gilpin; Raymond Thornton; Bill Lovelace; Bob Terry; Norvel "Dink" Reid; Charlie Norris. Back row, left to right: Ferrell Harford; Ike Bowman; Merritt Reid; Moody Burdette; EK "Toots" Rogers; Merridith Nicely; Chris Baer; WA "Fatty" Arrington; "Blu Jay" Nicely; JD "Dizzy Turner.
A look at the damage. The wreck occurred as a result of hitting a rock slide.
Group portrait of the Division Street Group City Water Works, probably in Hinton, West Virginia. No one in the photograph identified. This photograph was purchased by Stephen Trail in Hinton, West Virginia.
View of the construction site on the east portal of the tunnel near Hinton, W. Va.
Construction site on the east portal of the tunnel near Hinton, W. Va.
Pictured in back row is "Bun" Goff and "Buck" Porterfield. Remaining subjects unidentified.
Thompson, a ticket agent, pictured infront of the hotel.
Portrait of Cook in uniform at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina.
View of the damage from behind the parked automobile.
View of the damage by the derailed C&O train.
C&O Telegraph Cabin replaced in 1930 during construction of the new Big Bend Tunnel.
Looking south east at the rail road bridge by the Bluestone Dam construction.
Front row, L to R: Dutch Holbert, Charlie Cales, Jack Ballangee, Kyle Gwuinn, "Utt" Goff, "Buck" Porterfield, Jack Rogers, Jack Johnson, and Bobby Jack Crush.  2nd row, L to R: "Bud" Maddy, Donald Keffer, Bill Iddings, Jimmy Thompson, "AP" Terry, Jess Parker, and unidentified.
Front row, L to R: "Cubby" Willey, Frank "Frenchie" Lilly, Robert Morriss. Second row, L to R: Coach Harold Beasley, George Dosch, Jack Westfall, Bill Jenkinson, Johny "Stooge" Stewert. Third row, L to R: Paul Phipps, Lawerence "Mose" Lilly, Jack Rogers, Dick Gunnoe, "Dutch" Holbert, Pat Shires
Close-up from the original photo showing a large group of men listening intently to the Reverend.
Close-up from the original photo showing men listen on as the Reverend speaks.
From lower left is Rev. Eddie Martin, "YMCA Director: Mr. Harris, John Bartgis, KD Lane, Charlie Comer, Bill Ellison, Clayton Lester, Charley Norris, Tom Price, "Skip" Price, Fred Buckland, Rev. H. Thompson, Earl Maddy, CH (Doc) Davis, Rev. Bill Apostolon, WA Arrington, Russell Carper, Cecil Lilly, CC Curtis, Nathan Bowling, EH Ellison, John Boggs, KK Reed, Bob Womack, Bill Fitzsimmons, Dorsey Maddison, Bill Stone, Frank Jones, Earl Lilly, Paul Simms, Hugh Johnson, Mr. Tyree, Cecil Graham, AP Terry, Jimmy Richmond, AC Via, "Slim" Hayes, Ernest Plumly, Mr. Lawrence, Charlie Cheetham, Carl Maddy, Ed Gibson, Frank Brightwell, Jess Woodrum, Elmer Lester and two unidentified.
Close-up of the original photo show men sitting as they listen to the Reverend.
Stephen D. Trail pictures at the foot of Avis Overhead Bridge and intersection of First Street and Pleasant Street. An old service station is in the background.
A train occupies the tracks of the yard near Hinton, W. Va.
A crowd gathers around the new Ford automobiles parked in front of the store lot.
Photo of the car lot exhibiting Ford vehicles.
Spectators cram in the market pews as they await the showing of animals for sale.
View from the exterior of the market building. Automobiles are seen carting animals away through the crowded road.
People gather across the pews as they await the showing of animals for sale.
View of the derailed C&O train car.
A group examines the damage of the wreck along the C&O railroad.
Unidentified workers examine the damage along the C&O railroad.
View from farther down the C&O railroad tracks of a group examining the wreck's damage.
View from the tracks of the damage on the C&O railroad.
Unidentified employees crushing cane.