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Meadow River Lumber Company.
Logging crew posing on locomotive.
Man walking on a dirt road bordered by tree stumps.
Log skidder and log piles.
Picture of stumps and felled trees.
Group of people standing on the porch of the Meadow River Lumber Company Boarding House, Rainelle, W.V.
John Raine walking beside logs.
Three men pose in front of a tree.  At that time L.C. Dyer was president of Meadow River Lumber Company in Rainelle, W.Va.
Tracks converge in the forest.
Lumber mill and log pond.  Rainelle, W.V.  Built 1910.
A view of the Meadow River Lumber Company Building (in the foreground), a bank, and an office building in Rainelle. The Sewel Valley Depot is to the right.
A view of the Meadow River Lumber Company Office and Bank Building in Rainelle, West Virginia.
Cass Scenic Railroad No. 418 and Meadow River Lumber Company No. 3.
'Car on Cass Scenic Railroad property.'
'Heisler No.6 built as Bostonia Coal and Clay Product Co., New Bethlehem, Pa. No.20. Sold to Meadow River Lumber co., their No.6. Shay No.4 built as Strouds Creek and Muddlety No.5. Sold in 1943 to Mower Lumber Co., their No.4. Type: 3 Truck Heisler, 3 Truck Shay.  Builder:  Heisler, Lima Locomotive. Year:  10/29, 12/22.  Builders No. 1591, 3189.'
'Built for Bostonia Coal and Clay Products Co., New Bethlehem Pennsylvania, their No. 20. sold to Meadow River Lumber Co., their No.6. Then Cass Scenic Railroad No.6. Type: 3 Truck Heisler.  Builder:  Heisler Locomotive Company.  Year: Oct. 1929. Builders No. 1591.
'Built for Bostonia Coal and Clay Products Co., New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, their No. 20. sold to Meadow River Lumber Co., their No. 6. Type: 3 Truck Heisler. Builder:  Heisler Locomotive Company.  Year:  Oct 1929.  Builder's No. 1591.'
Man holding the child is probably James Williams. This was possibly the last steam powered locomotive to pass through Hinton. Other information on the back on the photograph includes: "Hinton Daily News Coll. from Fred Long to Stephen Trail Su Co WV ... - 1996"