Logan County History

Dehue Company Store Closing

Clipping courtesy of Brandon Ray Kirk. Click on the image for a larger view. A transcription is below for easier reading. Logan Banner, June 30, 1980 By Dwight Williamson Time, inflation and increasing competition has brought the end to yet another of Logan County’s historic milestones – the company store. The Dehue company store, a […]

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Early 1900s Logan was crime infused with soap opera

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Every building in downtown Logan has a story

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Logan High School almost missed being on the island

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Early Logan County was a ‘mess’

By Dwight Williamson The July 23rd 1929 edition of The Logan Banner proclaimed that 10,000 or more people had attended the third annual reunion of the Devil Anse Hatfield clan near the old home place on upper Island Creek. The Banner reported that “Hatfield’s, their kinsmen, neighbors and friends” all gathered in a great celebration.

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The man responsible for the creation of Mingo County

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The Midelburg family history in Logan

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Post Offices, Logan County, West Virginia

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A History of Logan

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Remembering the Community of Holden 22

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