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The backside of the Tygart River Dam near Grafton in Taylor County. A boat rests on the shore in the foreground.
The Tygart Valley River is on the left, Monongahela River is in the center, and the West Fork River is on the right. 'Around Fairmont 115 leave 215 for Connellsvile. Quite a pretty town altho hilly. Want to finish writing this eve or in am.' Postcard sent to Miss Ester Shirley, Shen Jct, W. Va. on December 14, 1909.
The three men are associated with the logging and sawmill business in Montes. The river is most likely the Tygart Valley River.
The debris after a flood stopped by the Tygart River Reservoir Dam.  On the back facts on the dam are noted: 'Supervision: Corps, U. S. Army Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pa., Contractors: Frederick Snare Corp., New York, N. Y., Length 1900 Ft., Height: 265 Ft., Shore Line of lake: 68.6 miles, Photo: W. R. Loar & Son, Grafton, W. Va.'
View of a factory on the side of the Tygart Valley River.
'Printed Backwards.'
Bridge crossing the river going into Grafton, W. Va.
"Beauty spot six miles north on the boundary of Taylor and Marion counties where Tygarts Valley River dashes through a mile-long gorge in series of lovely falls and rapids.  Included in 1000-acre grant to Thomas Parkeson in 1773."
The Tygart River Dam in Grafton, W. Va.
Colored postcard photograph. See back of the original image for correspondence.
A view of the Upper Connoquenessing Sandstone in Tygart Valley Falls in Marion County, West Virginia. Taken by the Geological Survey.
The town of Belington is in Barbour county.