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Prehistoric mound at Boaz

Farmstead near Duncan, WV, Jackson County, Mid-Ohio Valley Region

One of two prehistoric burial mounds at Boaz, West Virginia, flank Henderson Hall in Wood County. Similar mounds are relatively common in the Mid-Ohio Valley Region.

WV Route 2 at Friendly, WV, Tyler County, Mid-Ohio Valley Region

Fenton Glass Factory, Williamstown, WV, Wood County, Mid-Ohio Valley Region

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