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Clockwise from Left: Clarence Deeds, Nancy (Hinton) Deeds, Bessie (Lilly) Deeds, Lois Deeds, Ruth Deeds (twin), Robert Deeds, Mildred Deeds, Ruby Deeds (twin)
C. B. Allen and nine other reporters in the interior of the Sikorsky Aerial Pullman "Yorktown," piloted by Chas G. Collyer.  C. B. Allen is pictured in the rear, fifth from the left.
Aerial view of Morgantown showing the WVU campus.
Dining hall at Jackson's Mill State 4-H camp and pool construction on the lawn.  The pool was completed in the summer of 1925.
People are pictured at the store entrance. The building is situated beside railroad tracks.
School children sit behind their desks. Subjects unidentified.
A side view of the schoolhouse.
Side view of the school house.
An American flag hangs from the small schoolhouse.
Students peer outside the windows of the schoolhouse. Subjects unidentified.
The unidentified school children are pictured behind their desks. A heater sits in the middle of the classroom.
A teacher, likely Charles Saunders, sits in front of the classroom supervising his students.
A scowling Spina, left, and his friend Coste, right, stand outside of a clothing shop.
Richmond pulls back a curtain to peek out the window.
Pictured from left to right is Lula Alice Richmond, Clara Richmond, Fred Richmond, and young Melba Richmond.
Hogan poses outside of a wooden building.
A group of unidentified men stand in a field that will become the Hall of Chemistry. In the background is the Purinton House.
Three men observe the progress that has been made on what is to become the Hall of Chemistry.
An unidentified and sharply dressed man stands at the site, perhaps supervising the progress.
Six unidentified men are pictured from afar working on the incomplete project.
View looking at University Avenue. In the background, Colson Hall (left) and Elizabeth Moore Hall (right) are pictured.
Looking over the construction of what is to become the Hall of Chemistry.
Men walk by the uncompleted Hall of Chemistry.
Men working to build what it to become the Hall of Chemistry.
The men are working to construct the ground floor of what is to become the Hall of Chemistry.
Three unidentified men are pictured within the construction site.
Construction matierials scatter around the site.
Building materials line the sidewalk beside the half-way constructed building.
A horse-drawn carriage emerges from the dust carting supplies in and out of the site.
Two unidentified construction workers pictured on the site of what is to become the Hall of Chemistry.
An unidentified man stands in the middle of the construction site looking around at the progress. In the background is Stalnakar Hall.
Five unidentified men working on what is to become the Hall of Chemistry.
Two unidentified men observe what has been done to advance the construction of the building.
Men solidify an additional story to the Clark Hall building. Subjects unidentified.
Cars drive past the construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward stand in front of a fence.
Freddie, son of W. W. Jones, stands outside his store entrance wearing a suit.
Nelson stands in front of the store entrance, where for 35 years he dealt hardware and feed. Nelson died July 6, 1938 at the age of 68 after years of battling a heart ailment.
Ellison is pictured in fine attire while sitting in a chair positioned in a field.
Portrait of Jesse Campbell, brother of Lacy Campbell.
Two unidentified men pose as one pours a drink into the others cup.
Noel pictured on her back in the yard.
From left to right is Minnie Noel; Lawrence Noel; Forest Noel; an unidentified Noel; Clarence Noel; Bob Noel; Harvey Noel; Clyde Noel; and Emmitt Noel.
From left to right is Maudie Noel (kneeling); Minnie Noel (kneeling); Harvey Noel; Clyde Noel; Emmitt Noel; Henry A. Noel Senior; Bob Noel; Clarence Noel; and Lawrence Noel.
Front row, from left to right, is Kendal Noel (first wife of Henry Senior); Henry Noel Senior; unidentified; Anna Noel (Married to Emmit Henry's second son); and unidentified. Thr group is gathered around a horse-drawn wagon.
An unidentified man pulls the boat's oars across the water.
Older woman with glasses on far left is Emma Meador. The others are unidentified.
The family, who's members are unidentified, sit outside of their home and on the lawn.
An unidentified man stands in front of the partially frozen water wheel beside the mill building.
Mill building and equipment pictured. To the right is the water wheel.
C. & O. cars line along the tracks that run through the coal town.
Wm. Arrington pictured on the engine.
Lilly riding a horse near the town of True, W. Va.
Lilly and Cole pose in front of a house holding hands, as if in a ballroom dancing pose.
A large group is gathered by the railroad tracks. A podium and chairs are pictured in the center, suggesting this scene is anticipating some event.
Foy sits on a chair while showing off a large fish and rifle. The boy is son to W. M. Meador. His brother, the photographer, is Luther Meador.
Three unidentified persons and a dog are pictured in the water.About a 1/4 mile up the river from this location near the mouth of the river, baptizing's were held.
From right to left is Foy Meador, Eva Hogan, Nathan Lane, and Bertha Hogan.
Ethel Wickline pictured on the left riding with an unidentified associate.
Lilly family members pose with Meador family members. The women wear matching white dresses.
Probably Ferry Boat Landing pictured at the banks of the river.
Young holds a child to one side. The two are pictured in a field.
Meador is sister of R. P. Neely and wife to Foy Meador. The photo was taken by Luther, Foy's brother.
Meador as a toddler stands by a large plant.
Son of W. M. Meador and father to Fred, Earl, Wesley, Kennith and Myrtle.
The Gray's hold on to baby Willard's hands.
Vada Gaines Lively, Harry Lively's daugher, is pictured between the tracks.
Home of Henry Lively who was father to Lester Lively.
A group scatters across the rock structure.
Ground view of the tipple structure.
Houses lined in distinct rows cover the hillside.Bobby Meadows, son of Ramona and Robert Meadows, had grandparents that lived here. His grandmother's name was Edna Meadows.
Looking down the tracks that lead to the tipple.
Hetchings pictured holdings wild berries near the town of True.
Green pictured alone standing outside a building.
A group of unidentified workers pose by the mill and their freshly cut wood planks.
Street view of the building.
Picture caption reads, "Summers County Court House was constructed in 1877. Summers County formed in 1871. Hinton was established in 1873, chartered in 1880. The C & O Railroad bought 65 acres of land from the heirs of Issac Ballengee and gave 3 acres to the new county to be used to build a courthouse. This picture appears to have ben taken late 1920's-early 1930's. Note trunks of trees are white washed--a common practice for many years."
Looking at the building from Front Street. Sign reads, "Mark Every Grave: Hinton Marble Works. W. B. Loomis".
Freight House Hill in forefront, Hinton Hardware Building to left of photo.
Close-up of Eads.
Robert R. Keller and his wife, Nell Keller, pose together for the portrait.
A young boy shakes a dog's paw while standing next to another boy. Subjects unidentified.
Print number 974c.
Ada, Ben, and Virginia Keller pictured on the porch.
Henry & Clinton pictured with a bicycle.
The photographer's wife holding a camera.
The photographer's wife Nellie pictured on the left and Mrs. Baber is on the right.
Baber dressed in a winter coat poses by a tree outside of a home.
A man and his two children relax on the porch swing. Subjects unidentified.
A young girl is pictured in a field between rows of houses. Subject unidentified.
A barber poses by a chair inside the shop.