A Look Back
U.S. horses were loaded onto transport ships that went from the U.S. to European ports and later to the war...
Read moreU.S. horses were loaded onto transport ships that went from the U.S. to European ports and later to the war...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans By this time in 1924, the Paris Olympics were well underway and White Sulphur Springs resident...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans On U.S. 219 at Millpoint in Pocahontas County is a highway marker that credits James E.A....
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans This past July 4, at a ceremony that has occurred annually for nearly 190 years, an...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans Shown above is an advertisement for an American Legion’s Fourth of July celebration at Bivens Hill...
Read moreThe photo above shows a group of counselors in 1910. Photo courtesy of the West Virginia University West Virginia &...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans For many years, summer in the Greenbrier Valley meant a trip to Ronceverte to see a...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans In June 1914, part of General Charles Kelly’s Industrial Army (commonly called the Hobo Army) converged...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans For many years college-bound students from the Greenbrier Valley attended Dunsmore Business College in Staunton, Virginia....
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans Shown in the circa 1940 photograph is the old bridge where U.S. Route 60 crossed the...
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