A Look Back
By William “Skip” Deegans One-hundred years ago this month, the Gentry Brothers James Patterson Circus arrived in Ronceverte on 31...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans One-hundred years ago this month, the Gentry Brothers James Patterson Circus arrived in Ronceverte on 31...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans Shown in this photo from the late 1800s is the first St. James Episcopal Church in...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans The U. S. Open Tennis Tournament that is underway in Queens, New York, had its modest...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans In the 1800s, clocks and watches might run fast or slow and have to be reset....
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans One of the first civil rights cases regarding racial discrimination in the United States was won...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans Located in the far northwest corner of the fairgrounds in Fairlea, the small bungalow shown in...
Read moreBy William “Skip” Deegans Shown in the undated photo is the Mill Point Federal Prison Camp. It was located near...
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....
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