
The winding West Fork Little Kanawha River dictates the settlement patterns of central West Virginia in this 1920s-era revision. The county seat at Grantsville and the village of Arnoldsburg serve as primary anchors in a landscape defined by steep ridges and narrow hollows. This map captures a dense network of early 20th-century rural infrastructure, specifically an extraordinary number of neighborhood schoolhouses and country churches.
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1907 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV

1925 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV

1927 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV

1965 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV

1965 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV

1966 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV

1966 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV
2011 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV
2011 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV
2011 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV
2011 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV
2014 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV
2014 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV
2014 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV
2014 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV
2016 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV
2016 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV
2016 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV
2016 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV
2019 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV
2019 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV
2019 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV
2019 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV

2023 Annamoriah
Calhoun County, WV

2023 Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County, WV

2023 Chloe
Calhoun County, WV

2023 Millstone
Calhoun County, WV