Gwinn Papers Archive https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A Handshake on Paper: The Gwinn Brothers and a Missing Bond A Morning Meeting at Mrs. Price’s Store A Sack of Flour and a Saturday Visit Whispers of Gold and Old West Virginia Hills A Bit of Land and a Muddy Road: A Note from 1885 Hopes and Heartaches from Oak Hill A Little Piece of Home from 1873: J.H. Gwinup’s Snowy News A Seven-Dollar Handshake from 1886 A Little Window into 1932: Mr. Gwinn’s Mail A Penny Saved and a Word from the Women: A Lesson from 1874 A Little Bit of Lumber and a Lot of Law in Old Sewell A Neighborly Note from 1895: When Taxes Told a Story A Handshake Across Time: Mr. Plumley’s Lesson in Paw Paw A Heartfelt Note from the Days of Yore A Helping Hand from Green Sulphur Springs Neighbors, Notes, and the Power of a Promise A Saturday Meeting at Princes Station A Handshake and a Harvest of Timber A Lock of Hair and a Letter from Flat Fork A Brother’s Honor and a Winter Chill: A Letter from Elton, 1888 A Glimpse into the Timber Woods of 1892 A Handshake and a Lined Page from 1885 A Neighbor’s Plea: John Gwinn and the Iron Horse A Neighborly Note from Long Ago: The Tale of the Unpaid Beef Family Medical History: CLL and Immune dysregulation E. Flanagan’s Letter: Life Amidst Civil War Chaos A Dusty Debt and a Neighborly Note: A Treasure from 1873 A Helping Hand for a Neighbor in Need A Hand-Delivered Promise from Kanawha Falls A Bit of a Dust-Up in Union: The Case of the Skinny Calves A Stern Word Across the Fence Line from 1877 A Neighborly Hand in Old Fayette County A Winter Wish for the Guinn Children A Measuring Square and a Business Letter from Old Paw Paw A Cold January Resolve: A Letter from Old Ronceverte A Glimpse of Peace: A Soldier’s Longing for Home A Neighborly Note from 1891: Saving a Penny and Mapping the Land A Patch of Earth and a Point of Pride: A Message from 1853 A Bit of Neighborly Advice from 1889 A Heartfelt Hello from 1864: Isaac and Evoline’s News from the Home Front Voices from the Post: A Heartfelt Letter from 1865 Jackson County A Neighborly Request from Hinton’s Past A Breath of Fresh Air After the Storm: A Soldier’s Letter Home The War is Over! A Ledger, a Letter, and a Lesson in Lumber A Patch of Dirt and a Piece of Paper: A Letter from Fayette’s Past A Neighborly Warning from the Old Depot A Soldier’s Hope: A Letter from the Day the War Ended A Little Blue Scrap of Love and Consent A Handshake Across Time: Keeping the Road in Bissell