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Jefferson County's First Hospital
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Jefferson County's First Hospital Note from the editors: The article comes from the sesquicentennial issue of the Jefferson Republican, dated... -
Harpers Ferry District Schools 1889-1933
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The following material was originally contained in the Jefferson County School News Vol. 2, No. 5 dated February 1976 and graciously provided by... -
The Bloomery Of Bloomery Road
- Willis
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From the Jefferson County Sesquicentennial issue of the Jefferson Republican 9/20/1951 "The Bloomery" As Washington Saw It On Friday, May 9... -
Blue Ridge Acres (& Surrounds) History
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From the Pages of History A Short History of Blue Ridge Acres, West Virginia by Ruby Browning Reprinted with the Permission of the Author The... -
Little Girl Lost 12/1958
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THE MIRACLE OF THE MOUNTAIN HAD DRAMATIC ENDING WHEN: Three-Year-Old Jefferson County Girl Is Found Safe After Being Lost For 50 Hours in Rugged... -
Chestnut Hill Methodist Church
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The Methodist Churches of Our Blue Ridge Mountain Our first venture into the history of the Methodist Church on the Blue Ridge Mountain of... -
Campfire's Camp Takahano
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Campfire Inc.'s Camp Takahano The logo of Campfire Inc., the organization formerly known as The Campfire Girls operated Camp Takahano... -
Charles Town District Schools 1849-1933
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The following material was originally contained in the Jefferson County School News Vol. 2, No. 6 dated March 1976 and graciously provided by its... -
Shepherdstown District Schools 1847-1933
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The following material was originally contained in the Jefferson County School News Vol. 2, No. 8 dated May 1976 and graciously provided by its... -
Our Once Famous Scenic Overlook
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This view is on a post card printed by the Boston firm Tichnor Brothers Inc. They made color postcards with a linen texture dated ca. 1930-1945... -
Lakeland Cavern Under Charles Town Wv
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Local Julia Davis: West Virginia Wordcrafter
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Julia Davis: West Virginia Wordcrafter We suspect most of Shannondale and Beyond's viewers haven't heard of Julia Davis. Ms. Davis is another... -
Selected Tidbits Of Local History From Our Archives
- Willis
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Slowly but surely, S&B is transferring its articles from the old format to a new Content Management System (CMS). They include those about the... -
Shannondale & Beyond-its Story
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The Shannondale & Beyond Story We thought that as our 10 year anniversary approaches we'd try recount how Shannondale and Beyond (S&B) came to... -
Welcome To The Shannondale Club Alumni Site
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The Grand Old Clubhouse 1959 In the Winter of 2002, some former members of Shannondale Community Club came up with the idea of creating a website... -
The Construction Of Lake Shannondale
- Willis
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Lake Shannondale's Construction 1964-1966 The photos below are part of a book dedicated to Charles M. Johnson, Shannondale's developer, by... -
Rufi The Ruby Throated Hummingbird's Tale
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A poignant tale. I'll relate it primarily in photos Rufi, The Ruby Throated Hummingbird One of our website's members, "9933", came upon a... -
Christmas At The Mountain Community Center 2013
- Willis
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He's making a list and checking it twice Welcome to your Mountain Community Center's Christmas Celebration Wishing you Note: Clicking on some...
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