
The Guyandotte River valley and its surrounding ridges define this landscape along the border of Mingo, Logan, and Lincoln counties. In the late 1990s, the terrain remained marked by a dense network of mountain hollows and the enduring legacy of rural education and faith, seen in the numerous combined church-school sites and family burial grounds that dot the ridges. The settlement of Trace sits near the headwaters of Twelvepole Creek, while the village of Hoover occupies a bend in the river to the south.
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1910 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1912 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1915 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1917 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1926 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1928 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1954 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1954 Wharncliffe
Mingo County, WV

1963 Barnabus
Mingo County, WV

1963 Myrtle
Mingo County, WV

1963 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1963 Trace
Mingo County, WV

1963 Wharncliffe
Mingo County, WV

1964 Majestic
Mingo County, WV

1996 Barnabus
Mingo County, WV

1996 Myrtle
Mingo County, WV

1997 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

1997 Trace
Mingo County, WV

2001 Wharncliffe
Mingo County, WV

2023 Barnabus
Mingo County, WV

2023 Myrtle
Mingo County, WV

2023 Naugatuck
Mingo County, WV

2023 Trace
Mingo County, WV

2023 Wharncliffe
Mingo County, WV