Fairmont, WV
I took the following photos in Fairmont, WV during my visit in November.
Marion County Courthouse
The Monongahela River
Cross posted at Appalachian Scribe
Currently in retirement, still representing the old, green mountains.
Currently in retirement, still representing the old, green mountains.
I took the following photos in Fairmont, WV during my visit in November.
Posted by John Norris Brown at 1:36 AM
Labels: appalachian history, Fairmont, West Virginia
It should be interesting.
5 comments:
i was born in fairmont, though i grew up in elkins. i always liked fairmont, but it's starting to feel run down. most of the energy it could've had is sapped by nearby morgantown and clarksburg.
My grandmother was born and raised in Fairmont, but I've only been a couple times.
I live in Morgantown, and many of my friends are moving back to Fairmont for the lower housing prices.
Fairmont is also the home of the paternal grandmother of one of the world's great blues legends - CW STONEKING - her name was Florence Lloyd Robey (later Marshall) - and she grew up in Mannngton and tehn Sterling Heights, Fairmont. Check out CW's music at http://myspace.com/cwstoneking
my dad grew up in fairmont, along with his 4 brothers and 1 sister. we have an 'a' frame vacation house on the river, which ive spent almost every summer of my life. its a small town, but has some great memories. if u know the haley's off of coleman ave. thats us!!
~liz morrison (formerly haley)
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