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This mill on Dunkard Creek was operated by Isaac Core until 1871.
Print number 1298.
Two boys are pictured on top of the rock, looking east. Subjects unidentified.
Four men sit in a canoe beside the large boulder in the middle of the river. Subjects unidentified.
Two women and a man are pictured beside the rock formation, formally known as Dorsey's Knob. Subjects unidentified.
"View of Dorsey's Knob Morgantown, W. Va. You can see for miles from this point and a wonderful view of the city of Morgantown, W. Va. and the surrounding country."
This laminated postcard image of downtown Morgantown shows horse-drawn wagons and streetcar tracks in the brick paved street.
"This is a 'Threshing Machine Crew' holding a 'Mons Thresher.'  They would move from one farm to the next and thresh the stacked wheat or oats.  The grain could not be threshed standing dead ripe in the fields as it is today.  It was reaped and shocked in the fields (about 12 bundles to a shock), cured out and then ricked or stacked.  Later the Threshing Crew moved in and threshed.  The earliest used oxen power and later came steam power.  Even later, gasoline powered ones were used.  This one was the steam powered.  This picture was taken in the Sugar Grove/Little Indian Creek area off the old Morgantown/Fairmont Pike.
Note the statue of Patrick Henry on top of the Court House; also an unidentified man is seen on the left side of the roof.
A car is stuck in high water at Jimtown, in Monongalia County, West Virginia.
Remains Still at Richard.
Nine firefighters stand with two fire trucks at the fire hall.
The uniforms, hoses and other equipment are stored and ready for use.
View of railroad track along river.
From left to right- Danser, Charlie Austin, Mr. Jacobs of Bakers Hardware of Morgantown.  (Mr. Harold Jacobs' father)
'Old Fay Blosser property on Kingwood Pike.  Not in present use.'  Dilapidated, uninhabited building with RC cola signs.
Distant view of Jimtown across the river.
Telephone men spraying to kill vegetation under telephone wires.
Deer brought down with bow and arrow.