Summers County in Vintage Postcards

Summers County in Vintage Postcards - Paperback

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Summers County in Vintage Postcards

Summers County in Vintage Postcards - Paperback

by Summers County Historical Society
$24.99
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Book Overview

by Summers County Historical Society (Author)

Summers County was created in 1871 from parts of surrounding counties. The community's history is based in industry, as the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad was routed through Hinton, the county seat, and booming coal mines fueled the thriving economy. The flourishing homes and businesses of yesterday have been largely preserved through the effort and determination of citizens, allowing residents and visitors to learn the county's history and appreciate its roots. Summers County in Vintage Postcards is a tribute to the founders of Summers County, to its influential residents, and to anyone who has visited and enjoyed the area's natural beauty. In this volume, readers will explore the county's most historically significant structures, such as the Graham House at Lowell, the Summers County Courthouse, the Great Ben Tunnels at Talcott, and Bluestone and Pipestem State Parks.

Author Biography

The Summers County Historical Society consists of members dedicated to preserving the county's history and sharing with others the memories captured in the images and personal messages on these vintage postcards.

Number of Pages: 130
Dimensions: 0.35 x 9.26 x 6.54 IN
Publication Date: September 14, 2005
ISBN9780738541518
Author Summers County Historical Society
PublisherArcadia Publishing (SC)
GenreHistory and Arts
FormatPaperback
PublishedSeptember 2005
LanguageENG- English
Pages130
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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