Gwinn Papers Archive https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A Heartfelt Handover at the Knob Mountain Greenery and a Hopeful Heart: A Letter from 1887 A Breath of Fresh Air After the Storm: A Soldier’s Letter Home A Mother’s Heart and a Husband’s Hand: A Glimpse of 1901 A Helping Hand for a Neighbor in Need New (old) Book: “The Gwinn’s of Round Bottom” now on Amazon The War is Over! A Winter Promise at Kanawha Falls A Brotherly Hand from Elton: A Glimpse into 1893 A Morning Meeting at Mrs. Price’s Store A Helping Hand at Prince’s Station A Winter’s Worry in West Virginia: A Note from Mr. Cooper’s Desk A Little Mistake and a Lot of Heart: A 1895 Sheriff’s Note A Race Against Time in Fayette County: A Glimpse into Our Shared Past A Handshake and a Hearth: A 1892 Message from the Gwinns A Race Against Time on the Lort Branch A Message Sent in Haste: A Glimpse into the Gwin Family History A Letter from Algiers: Corn, Catfish, and the Longing for Home A Journey Back Home: A Brother’s Letter from 1865 The Merchant’s Ledger and the Strength of a Handshake Hopes and Heartaches from Oak Hill A Neighborly Word Across the Laurel Branch A Touch of the Mountains in a Yellowed Letter A Bit of Old-Fashioned Worry: The $419 Question Family Ties and Flooded Fields: A Letter from the Centennial Summer A Handshake on Paper: The Gwinn Brothers and a Missing Bond A Morning Note and a Heavy Heart A Handshake from Hinton: A 137-Year-Old Promise A Handshake Across Time: Mr. Morris’s Urgent Letter from Springdale A Bit of Mail for Mr. Quinn A Measuring Square and a Business Letter from Old Paw Paw A Handshake Across Time: Keeping the Road in Bissell A Brotherly Hand in Hard Times A Valentine’s Note from the Hotel Perkins A Cold Sunday and a Warm Welcome Home A Little Whisper from Princess Street A Stern Word Across the Fence Line from 1877 A Patch of Dirt and a Piece of Paper: A Letter from Fayette’s Past A Heartfelt Greeting from 1864: The Birdill Family Letter A Muddy Mix-Up in the Timber Yard Ice Water, Butter, and a Bit of Home: A Soldier’s Story from Louisville A Glimpse of Peace: A Soldier’s Longing for Home Coming Home to the High Ground: A Brotherly Call from 1865 A Simple Relief in Fayette County: A Note from 1876 A Quick Note from Paw Paw: The Friendship of W.P. Phillips A Bit of Neighborly Advice from 1889 A Little Dash of History from the Hinton Factory A Little News from Meadow Creek: A 1887 Winter Greeting Dreams of Gold and the Dust of Flat Fork: A Letter from 1878 A Sack of Flour and a Saturday Visit