
Abram Creek carves through the high ridges of the Allegheny Plateau, defining the rugged geography of this West Virginia-Maryland border region. The landscape is marked by a complex history of resource extraction, with numerous strip mines dotting the terrain between Emoryville and Hartmansville. These industrial features sit alongside signs of deep-rooted community life, including the White Hall Sch and several small rural congregations such as Rehoboth Ch and Blake Chapel.
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1921 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV

1949 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV

1951 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV

1967 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV

1967 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV

1967 Maysville
Grant County, WV

1967 Medley
Grant County, WV

1967 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV

1969 Hopeville
Grant County, WV

1969 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV

1995 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV

1995 Hopeville
Grant County, WV

1995 Maysville
Grant County, WV

1995 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV

1997 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV

1997 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV

2023 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV

2023 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV

2023 Hopeville
Grant County, WV

2023 Maysville
Grant County, WV

2023 Medley
Grant County, WV

2023 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV

2023 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV

2023 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV