Logan County, West Virginia Photo Galleries.
1964 Logan High School Yearbook 1964 Logan High School Yearbook Photo Gallery Related external links: Official Logan High School Alumni Page Logan High School Alumni Facebook Group Logan High School – Logan, WV Facebook Page
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1963 Man High School Yearbook Photos
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1939 Logan High School Yearbook Photos
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1922 Man High School Yearbook Photos This was the first year the Man High School Yearbook was published. Images courtesy of Corby Walls. *1946 Man High School header photo courtesy of David M. Browning.
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This a collection of photos of Chief Logan State Park. The hollow now containing the park was originally called Little Buffalo and Merrill Coal Company operated a coal mine there. If anyone has any photos of this area before it became a park, please share them with this gallery. To share a photo, send it to
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Photos and History of Dehue, WV Dehue was named for D.E. Hewitt who owned and operated a sawmill in the area. It was once a thriving little community but when the Youngstown Mines Corporation closed its mines there, the demise of this little community followed. You can help preserve a bit of the history and memories
This is a collection of photos of the town of Man and some of the other communities located in the Triadelphia District of Logan County, West Virginia. A bit of history: Before being called “Man”, it was called “Buffalo City”. The Logan Banner, 15 February 1924 Man, Fastest Growing Town In Logan County Elects F.
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LHS 1938 Yearbook images courtesy of Lana Guiler. Thank you! Note: Because of the size of the images in this gallery, a different plugin app is used to display the gallery. When an image is opened, scrolling down will show an option to view its full size. Logan High School Class of 1938 Yearbook Photos
The community of Omar was named after James Omar Cole who in the 1880s and 90s purchased large tracks of land in the Omar area for its timber. He was the grandfather to Cole Porter, a well-known songwriter.* This is a collection of photos of Omar, WV. You can help preserve a bit of Logan