Logan County, West Virginia Photo Galleries.
Logan County Bits of History and Nostalgia The nursing school opened about 1910 and closed in June 1948. Directors included: Miss Eloise Nichols, 1922; Miss Anna Robinette, 1926; Miss Elsa Pickens, 1930; Miss Irene Tobin, 1936; Miss Julia Louise Price, 1944; Miss Ann Trotkowsky, 1946; and Miss Florence Murphy, 1947. Source: “A Half Century of
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Logan High School 1926 Yearbook Photos *Special thanks to Ralph Mcneely for helping to scan some of the images in this 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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This collection of school photos from various school yearbooks and albums, etc. If you would like to contribute a vintage school photo (before 1980) to this gallery, please email the photo to the admin at loganwv.us@gmail.com. Miscellaneous Logan County School Photos
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Leave a Comment 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