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Women operating a laundry machine at Jackson's Mill.
Display of pig, lamb, and chicken brooders, brooderator and chicken water warmer. Located inside Rural Electrification Building, Jackson's Mill W. Va.
"First assembly room under the Chestnut Trees."
Campers gathered under trees.
Building at left is the old mill.
A row of tents in a field.
"1st dining room and kitchen down by the creek. Mill at right of building."
Unidentified mill building at Jackson's Mill.
Gerald O. Stephens is pictured somewhere in the group.
A group of young men and women gather for a group photo. Subjects unidentified.
Two unidentified boys are dressed int heir lifeguard swimsuits.
The boys pose together for a group photo. Subjects unidentified.
Three trombone players and one trumpeter pose beside what appears to be a grave marker.
Portrait of an unidentified boy attending the State 4-H Camp.
The girls pose together for a group photo. Subjects unidentified.
The girls pose together for a group photo. Subjects unidentified.
A group of girls pose together for a group photo. Subjects unidentified.
A group of unidentified individuals pose in their Native American costumes.
A portrait of Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson set in Jackson related places.
A photograph of Jackson's Mill taken from across the bend in the river.
A photograph of the Association of Women Students in front of the Webster County Building at what appears to be Jackson's Mill in Lewis County.
Thomas Campbell, Front Row, Sixth from Left.
Site of State 4-H Camp.
Mount Vernon Dining Hall at Jackson's Mill State 4-H Camp in the background.
Machinery likely inside Blaker's Mill, a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Machinery likely inside Blaker's Mill, a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
A view of a plaque to honor Robert and Lita Blaker.  Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
A view of some plaques commemorating those who have supported the preservation of Blaker's Mill.  Blaker's Mill is a Greenbrier County mill, relocated to Jackson's Mill.
A view of a plaque commemorating those who have supported the preservation of the old mill. Plaque is likely inside Blaker's Mill, a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
Emblem is likely inside Blaker's Mill, a Greenbrier County mill relocated to Jackson's Mill.
A view of a small building enclosed by a fence across the river at Jackson's Mill.
Building in foreground is likely Blaker's Mill, relocated from Greenbrier County.
A view of the entrance to the livestock barn at Jackson's Mill.
A view of the memorial stone that marks the site of 'Stonewall' Jackson's old home.
'Jackson's Mill, the boyhood home of 'Stonewall' Jackson, the famous Confederate General, is now a State Park, and attracts many visitors. It is located about 15 miles from Clarksburg, on a state road. The white stone appearing in the left of the picture marks the site of Jackson's old home.'
A drawing of Jackson's Mill 'prepared for the Adv. Department of Standard Oil, New Jersey 1923.'
A view of Jackson's Mill, "Stonewall" Jackson's boyhood home.
A view of Jackon's Mill and the road leading into the area.
A distant view of Jackson's Mill and the road leading to it.
A view of Jackson's Mill and it's reflection in the river.
A view of some headstones in the Jackson family cemetery.
A view of some headstones in the Jackson family cemetery.
A view of the Cummins Jackson house from the right front corner.
A view of the mill in the winter, with snow along the riverbanks.
'The ravages of time. The mill in 1886 with Joseph Clifton, owner, standing in the door.'
A drawing of Jackson's Mill and Stonewall Jackson with a quote underneath his portrait.
A panoramic view of the mill and the river surrounding it.
A drawing of Jackson's Mill, copywritten by the Sun Lumber Company.
A view of Jackson's Mill, some buildings to the left of the mill, and the river.
The mill and it's reflection in the water.
A close-up view of the mill.
A view of Jackson's Mill beyond the river.
'The old mill, still standing on the site of West Virginia 4-H Camp near Weston. Operated by an uncle of Stonewall Jackson, it was near the boyhood home of the great confederate leader.'
A view of the 'boyhood home of 'Stonewall' Jackson'.
People gather by the water at Jackson's Mill.
A drawing of the 'Boyhood Home of 'Stonewall' Jackson'.
A collection of pictures from different sites at Jackson's Mill.
A view of Jackson's Mill with a man beside the building. 'Photo by or for Sam Barret.'
A view of Jackson's Mill with two people below the building.
A view of a residence enclosed by a wooden fence at Jackson's Mill with people sitting and standing on the porch.
A view of a memorial stone at Jackson's Mill. It reads: 'This tablet marks the site of the boyhood home of General T. J. 'Stonewall' Jackson, a soldier of great military genius and renown, a man of resolute, pure and Christian character. Died May 10, 1863 of wounds received at the Battle of Chancellorsville, Virginia.'
A view of several buildings at Jackson's Mill.
Boyhood home of Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson at Jackson's Mill.
The cover of The County Officer Magazine, West Virginia Edition. 'Jackson's Mill Birthplace of 4-H Clubs of America, at the site of General 'Stonewall' Jackson's boyhood home... this aerial view shows the main part of West Virginia's 4-H Camp located in Lewis County. It is the pioneer development of its kind not only in America but the entire world.'
State 4-H Camp at Jackson's Mill, which was the first in the nation when it opened in 1921.
Young people seated on the foundation of the Lewis County Cottage under construction at Jackson's Mill 4-H Camp.