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Cold Knob School was located on Laurel Run of the Gauley River.
Children and others watch the laying of cornerstone of old Webster Springs High School.
'Webster Springs High School, Short Course Normal.'
Group family portrait of the Samuel Given Dodrill Family.
Photograph of the Mountaineer Editorial Staff working.
W. S. H. S. photo of Mayme McCutcheon.  'When we catch Mayme in a secret pose, We know she's about to powder her nose.  Then she sticks a hairpin in her hair And thinks she looks so beautiful and fair.'
'Academic - Coming to class he is always late, In a contest he sure can 'orate',  He never loafs downtown, On the athletic field he is always found.'
'Class name: Cameron, ClassMotto: Play the game, Class Colors: Scarlet and White, Class Flower:  Red and White Carnation, Class Roll:  Mae Virginia Hamrick, Daisy Chapman, Rossie Lee Hammon, Genevieve E. Hines, Lillian E. Dobbins, Dessie M. Miller, M. Ruth Wooddell, Gladys P. Smith, Lennie Hamrick, Pearl O. Miller, Rosalie Criss, Lula Dyer, Harlie V. Bennett, Arden A. Anderson, Richard F. Marsh, Hurley F. Gregory, Franklin M. Hamrick, Ralph B. Brake, A. F. Gregory Principal, James F. Jameson Superintendent
'Laid by the Masonic Freemasons October 18, 1922 Samuel C. Spears, GM West Va.'
People standing by the remains of the Cherry River Boom and Lumber Co.
Smoke emanating from burning mill at night.
Remains of the Cherry & Lumber Company.
Remains of the Cherry River Boom and Lumber Company.
A Pardee and Curtin Company operation.
Miners on cars in front of the entrance to the Bergoo No. 3 Mine. Rear Left to Right:  Ernest 'Windy' Rose, Argil Rose (on car), Oliver Williams, French Dunlop, Ernie Riffle (later killed in a mine accident at the same mines), Mike Hamilton, Hartsel Friend, Lloyd Crites, Fred Bennett?, Russell Heaveners; Motor Men: Bucky Rexroad (left) and Okey Grien (right), Gordon Ward (2nd motor left) and Gillepsie (2nd motor right), Hick Hardway (standing on car), Ray Riffle (leaning on car).
Students pictured are as follows:  'Ellen Ann White, Eartle Bickel, Clyde Luikart, Virginia Ferrell, Lily Carpenter and Harold Brooks.'
Photographs of some tourist attractions in Webster County shown in the West Virginia Farm News.
The 5th grade class was taught by Mrs. Emmett 'Lessie' Hamrick.
Yearbook Photos
yearbook photos
Two women are making applebutter and filling the jars after the process is completed.
Four people are making applebutter, and you can see them filling jars after the applebutter is ready.
Two women are stirring applebutter while a man is working with the fire in Webster County, West Virginia.
Women and men are making apple butter and filling jars after the process is completed.
A woman is stirring applebutter in Webster County, West Virginia.
"At 3:30 p.m. 'students rush out to buses waiting to be loaded.'" Webster County Students Boarding Buses, Webster County, W. Va.
Mill Creek is above Curtin, Webster County, W. Va.
Mill Run is near Barton, Webster County, W. Va.
Five men and a young girl in front of the bus.
A group of people stand in front of the old school bus.
People sitting outside of the Maude Rose House in Bolair, W. Va. Picture taken sometime before 1914.
'photo taken pre 1904'
Portrait of man and young boy standing outside of the Gillespie Store in Webster Springs.
Passengers are riding the Holy River and Addison Railroad, the first train into Webster County, West Virginia.
'J.O. Hamrick, pupil.'
View of man standing at Salt Sulphur Well after renovation by John McGraw at Webster Springs.
Railroad workers are loading the West Virginia Midland Railroad which is opposite of the old Webster Springs Hotel in Webster County, West Virginia. Built by the Lima Locomotive Works.
''Prep' term.  R. Moore Dodrill teacher.'
Group of people standing outside of Gillespie's Store during a sale.  Sign reads 'E. H. Gillespie's Entire $10,000 stock of high grade dependable merchandise to be turned loose at public sale beginning Wednesday, August 21st at 9 a.m. and lasting 10 days only.'
Portrait of a man, woman, and young girl standing by the Gate on Boardwalk at Webster Springs.
Aerial view of Webster Springs from Miller Mountain.
Front view of graded school and high school, to the citizens of Fork Lick District, Webster County, W. Va.  Sign on front of building reads, 'May the sunshine of long centuries be upon its sacred head and within its hallowed walls forever.'
Log Train passing along hillside.
Aerial view of Webster Springs in Webster County.
Group portrait of students near a wooded area.