Give it time, that loss may end up being the biggest blessing!

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West Virginia Women Remembered A picture of a woman wearing a bonnet and a polka dot dress (ca. 1864). The back of the photo contains a revenue stamp showing a tax was paid to support the Federal War effort during Civil War. West Virginia History On-View

West Virginia History Remembered A re-enactment of a Methodist Circuit Rider in Hinton, West Virginia (ca. 1945). West Virginia History On-View

West Virginia History Remembered Snapshots of County Histories The Greenbrier County Historic Marker (1952), the Clay County Historic Marker (1951), and the Logan County Historic Marker (1951).

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West Virginia Women Remembered A portrait of 16-year-old Nellie Viola Fansler, dressed in finery from her head to her feet (1929). Acquisition Source: Robert A. Maradei Acquisition Method: Gift Medium: Glass Plate Negative West Virginia History On-View

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West Virginia Women Remembered Bessie Poland and friend pose for a picture in a wooded area (ca. 1900 - 1930). Acquisition Source: Harold Forbes Acquisition Method: Gift Medium: Print West Virginia History On-View

West Virginia Spaces Revisited Bass Lake Park in Summers County, West Virginia (1955). Like the view of so many spaces in WV, this one comes from across a railroad track. West Virginia History On-View

Hey Summit family. We’re ready for a great Good Friday service tonight 7pm. Bring a friend as we celebrate victory over sin, death, and judgement. Because He lives, we shall live also. Happy Easter

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West Virginia History Remembered Soldier newspapers printed in West Virginia during the Civil War (undated). Description: "At least eighteen soldier newspapers were published in WV during the Civil War." West Virginia History On-View

West Virginia History Revisited Leonard McVey Shelton and his oxen transporting goods in Summers County, West Virginia (1917). "Oxen Buck and Berry could travel up to 5 miles an hour with a wagon load of tanbark, which was loaded at Alderson, WV." WV History On-View

West Virginia History Revisited The Monongalia County Sesquicentennial Parade in Morgantown, West Virginia (10/22/1926). A parade float pushes through the crowd as it travels down High Street. West Virginia History On-View

West Virginia Spaces Revisited Houses scattered around a company building in a coal town in Itmann, West Virginia (ca. 1920). Acquisition Method: Acquired Medium: Print West Virginia History On-View