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Toms Creek Road, Barboursville, West Virginia.
Toms Creek Road, Barboursville, West Virginia.
I mean there are lots of good things to eat at Jim's. Amazing grilled cheese sandwiches for example. Their spaghetti isn't good! Go to Rocco's. And just to show I'm not blindly biased to Rocco's the best Italian style sandwiches in town are at Big Loafer in the mall. The pizza sandwich will give you an orgasm. I know where to eat in Huntington. Trust me. Doughnuts at the Jolly Pirate. Hotdogs at Sam's. Tudors Biscuit World for breakfast sandwiches. The news stand in the arcade for old school coffee. The Chinese place in the Southside strip mall that used to have a TCBY for Chinese food. The Ginos Pizza on 9th for pizza.
The C&O Shops at Peach Creek, WV (1974)
C&O Railroad Shops at #PeachCreek #WV (1974) #Appalachia #history #csx #railroad #wvhistory
From the Chesapeake and Ohio Historical Newsletter (June 1974) comes this history titled “The Shops at Peach Creek” composed by C.A. Coulter. This is Part 1 of Mr. Coulter’s account. The railroad was first built to Logan in 1904, the first train arriving on September 9 of that year. The line was started at Barboursville, West Virginia, on the main line, and ran up the Guyan River for 65 miles to…
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Scott Hill Reflects on Life as a Slave, Part 2 (1940)
Scott Hall recalls his life as a #slave near #Chapmanville #WV (1940) #Appalachia #history #wvhistory #slavery
The following article, written by Frank Ball, is taken from a Huntington-area newspaper clipping. This is Part 2 of the story. A year after the trip back from Virginia, the slaves of Lorenzo Hill were surprised and not a little dazed when he tried to convey to them the fact that they were free. They didn’t want to leave Ole Boss. They had no place to go. So they lived on with him and worked for…
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Poem: "Old Abraham" (1996)
Old Abraham: Historic Sycamore Tree in #Barboursville #WV #Appalachia #poets #poetry #writing #history #wvhistory #CivilWar
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Scott Hill Reflects on Life as a Slave, Part 1 (1940)
Scott Hill Reflects on Life as a #Slave (1940) #Appalachia #Barboursville #WV #history #slavery #LoganCounty
The following information is taken from a Huntington-area newspaper clipping, the first part of which is missing. …Americans are those who remember servitude as slaves. Barboursville has one citizen, Scott Hill, who remembers rendering such service. And little work he did as a slave, for he was but six years of age when the Civil War ended. “Uncle Scott,” as he is familiarly known, was born the…
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