Volume 2 of the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather series
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The second volume of this series based upon Carl E. Feather's work as a freelance writer for Goldenseal magazine takes the reader into the lives of Mountain State citizens who overcame great difficulties through their determination, faith, and grit. You'll meet a 100-year-old gentleman from Marion County who survived the Great Depression, a weightlifter who also crafted lawn art from coal mine scrap, and the founder of Shepherdstown's O'Hurley's Store. Chapters are: Hurley’s Heaven; The Iron Man (Jim Davis of Marion County); Yokum’s Vacationland; Silas Kirk’s Century; Mail Call in Glady; The Punch Jones Diamond; The Wiseman of Mabie; Railroad Cross-ing; Wheeling’s Paradox Bookstore; Mount Wood’s Dentist (Wheeling).
Documenting Appalachia's stories one book at a time.
I am a retired print journalist/photojournalist who writes nonfiction about the people, history, and culture of Appalachia--mainly West Virginia and northeast Ohio (yes, the federal government considers that Appalachia!). I also produce short documentary films about my book subjects; these can be viewed at https://YouTube.com/@FeatherCottageMedia. We sell our books at fairs and events throughout the tri-state region. Our home is in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia.
Volume IV of the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather book series
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Volume 1 of the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather book series
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Volume 3 of the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather book series
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The first four chapters from each book in the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia series
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Individuals with the Feather surname buried in Lenox Memorial Cemetery, Preston County, W.Va.
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