
The eastern ridges of the Appalachian Mountains dominate this 1914 survey of the West Virginia and Virginia borderlands. The rugged topography of Sleepy Creek Mountain, Third Hill Mountain, and North Mountain creates a series of isolated valleys where early 20th-century life centered on small crossroads and local institutions. Significant movement and commerce are funneled through the Winchester Turnpike and the Cumberland Valley RR, which support established communities like Gerrardstown and Darkesville.
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1914 Gerrardstown
Berkeley County, WV

1916 Gerrardstown
Berkeley County, WV

1937 Gerrardstown
Berkeley County, WV

1943 Gerrardstown
Berkeley County, WV

1965 Glengary
Berkeley County, WV

1972 Tablers Station
Berkeley County, WV

1996 Glengary
Berkeley County, WV

2023 Glengary
Berkeley County, WV

2023 Tablers Station
Berkeley County, WV