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Old stone house owned by Michael Kerns in 1772. Holes were built into the house to watch for attacking Indians. The house was located beneath the South High Street Bridge.
Gulf Refining Company Station located on the corner of University Avenue and Fayette Street. The homestead of Morgantown founder, Zackquill Morgan was located on this site.
Home of Mr. John Madigan, owner of the South Morgantown Traction Company in Morgantown, West Virginia. The house was located on Dorsey Avenue.
John Madigan owned many properties in South Morgantown. In 1906, in order to link these properties, he developed a street car system and called it the South Morgantown Traction Company. He called it this because most of its route was in South Morgantown, and ended at Traction Park.
The street car was used as a form of transportation for the citizens of Morgantown in 1906. After thirteen years, these cars became unpopular because of the use of buses.
Bronze and stone marker commemorating Colonel John Evans.  Placed and dedicated on Memorial Day, 1912, the marker reads "1738  1834 THIS STONE MARKS THE SITE OF THE HOME OF COL. JOHN EVANS [DAR insignia] PLACED HERE BY THE COL. JOHN EVANS CHAPTER OF THE DAR". The dates refer to Evans' birth and death dates.The stone arch across the top of the marker came from the fireplace of Evans' log cabin, where George Washington was said to have conducted business concerning lands.  The marker was located on the site of the former St. Francis High School, off Patteson Drive in Morgantown, W. Va.
'1st row left to right: 1. Unknown, 2. Judge Johnson (Head of Law School), 3. Robert H. Armstrong, 4. A.R. Whitehill (chemistry). 2nd row: 1. Mr.D. M. Willis, 2. Harvey Hill, 3. St. George Tucker Brooke, 4. Dr. James W. Hartigan. 3rd row: 1. Russel L. Morris, 2. A. J. Hare, Registrar for years, 3. John L. Johnston, 4. Mr. 'Foxie' Stewart, 5. Thomas E. Hodges, 6. Mr. P. B. Reynolds. 4th row: 1. Russ Morris, 2. Professor Wm. Willey, 3. Mr. R. W. Douthat, 4. Waitman Barbe.'
'Dr. Fitch J. Wu Baker.'
'Members of the Hillarity Club include: Ed Shisler, A. Danlip Billie, Charles Hayes, Danlip, Sam Pilongaugh, John Samsel, John L. Johnston and Chauncey Huton.'
Mrs. Johnston's house after the tornado. Piles of wood and brick all over.
Mr. John L. Johnston's Engineering Class.  Present in the photo are Carsius Lemley (far left) and Mr. Ross (far right.)
Group portrait of people gathered around a birthday cake.
Fourth from the left is Joe McDermott.
Top Row far left 'Russ Morris', Bottom row left to right: 'John L. Johnston, and 'Zed' Yost'.
Members of University High School march down the street during the Sesquicentennial Parade in Morgantown, W. Va.
Men in a float re-enact George Washington crossing the Delaware for the large crowds lining High Street.
Two African Americans on a float in the parade.
'Dr. Alex Wade in back, tall old man with beard.  First row next to colored man, right to left; Walter Mestiogal, unknown, Russ Hinton, Charles L. Johnston started band.