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Near Ridgeley, West Virginia.
School building constructed in 1887.
Meanwhile a man looks out from his window on the top floor of the hotel.
Railroad bridge where Jones Raiders on April 30, 1863 dumped locomotive and cars into Simpson Creek, a tributary of the West Fork River. The raid led by General William E. Jones was intended to interrupt traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and deplete Union supplies.
Massive building atop hill in distance.
Bridges across the Potomac River leading to the town of Piedmont, West Virginia.
People gather outside of train carts that are off the tracks.
Coal miners in Kanawha County demanded that operators raise their compensation rate to that of the surrounding area. The operators refused the demand, and therefore striking began on April 18, 1912 which lasted through July of 1913.
Several younger boys sit on steps leading up to the theatre.
Group of people further down railroad tracks walk in the same direction. Two miners covered in dirt approach the young girl.
Old North West Turnpike 1838 completed from here to Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Keystone Bottling Company can be seen on the left, as well as a garage in the middle of the picture.
A group of men in swimsuits and holding oars pose together for a group photo.
On the campus of West Virginia University, Willey Street on the right merges with University Avenue in front of White Hall. (