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'Looking south at mile 17.7.  Coal Run at right; Manns Creek at left; Sewell just beyond center of picture.'

97. New River Near Sewell, West Virginia

'Fayette at left. South Fayette at right.  Looking southeast at mile 12.'

98. New River Near Fayette, West Virginia

'Hawks Nest and mouth of Mill Creek.  Below here the two tracks of the Chesapeake and Ohio are together on west side of river.  Looking east southeast at mile 7.4.'

99. New River Near Hawks Nest, West Virginia

'Diversion dam under construction by New Kanawha Power Company at Hawks Nest.  Tunnel enters mountain at left of dam.  Looking northeast at mile 6.3.'

100. New River Near Hawks Nest, West Virginia

'Looking southeast at mile 5.4.  Bridge at Cotton Hill on U.W. Highway No.19, Highway extends down Laurel Creek from west (left) follows down New River canyon for about two miles, then turns east.'

101. New River Near Cotton Hill, West Virginia

'Looking east northeast at mile 3.2.  Adit to Hawks Nest tunnel near center of picture.  Route U.S. 60 on side of canyon.  Route No. 19 joins it near right, coming up from Cotton Hill bridge.'

102. New River Near Hawks Nest, West Virginia

'Bridge at Gauley Junction in foreground.  Hawks Nest power house, under construction a short distance upstream; cleared strip indicates tunnel line.  Looking southeast at mile 1.0 (one mile above Gauley River).'

103. New River Near Hawks Nest, West Virginia

'Marmet Lock under construction by U.S. Engineers, just above Lock 5 which it is designed to replace.  Marmet, West Virginia, in foreground.  Platt cross Kanawha River.  Looking east northeast 28 miles below mouth of Gauley River.  Taken about 1:30 p.m., April 28, 1932.'

104. New River Near Marmet, West Virginia

'Looking north at junction of the New and Gauley Rivers, forming the Kanawha River.  Town of Gauley Bridge, West Virginia.'

105. New River Near Gauley, West V irginia

Post card sent on August 27, 1906.

106. Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge across the New River, Thurmond, W. Va.

107. Horse Shoe Bend at Hawks Nest on New River, Fayette County, W. Va.

A group of unidentified workers from the Civilian Conservation Corps pose on the ferry which was built to cross New River to save workers the hassle of having to drive to Hinton and cross the river at the old toll bridge. The ferry then took the men up the Bluestone River where "the clearing of right of way was started", according tot he photo caption.

108. C.C.C. Workers on Ferry to Cross Bluestone Reservoir, Summers County, W. Va.