Volume 24, Number 3
Detail of "Vision of Development of Salem," a 1942 mural by artist
Berni Glasgow on display at the Salem post office. Small towns
across West Virginia still host New Deal art, according to author
Larry Bartlett. Our story begins on page 36; photo by Michael
Keller.
Published by the
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Cecil H. Underwood, Governor
Department of Arts, Culture and History
Renay Conlin, Commissioner
John Lilly, Editor
Connie Karickhoff
Production Assistant
Cornelia Crews Alexander
Editorial Assistant
Anne H. Crozier
Designer
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Fall 1998
- 2 Letters from Readers
- 8 Current Programs, Events, Publications
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- 12 The Hard Road Home
- Governor William Casey Marland
- By Rod Hoylman
- 20 Underwood on Marland
- Interview by Rod Hoylman
- 24 Suffrage Crusade
- By Joseph O'Keefe and Virginia Nowland
- 27 "I Greatly Appreciate Your
Courage":
- West Virginia's Women Legislators
- By Jo Boggess Phillips
- 32 A Rose Among the Thorns:
- Lawmaker Jackie Withrow
- By Jo Boggess Phillips
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- 36 Rural Murals:
- New Deal Art in West Virginia
- By Larry Bartlett
- 41 Post Office Art
- A List of Post Office Artwork
- 42 First Class:
- Bill Buckley of the Parkersburg Post Office
- By Larry Bartlett
- 46 Paul Smith:
- "A Good Word for the Post Office"
- By Larry Bartlett
- 48 Thurl Henderson:
- Delivering the Mail in Roane County
- By Brian Mullins
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- 50 After the Feud:
- Livicey Hatfield's Photo Album
- By Robert Spence
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- 56 Lew Burdette:
- The Pride of Nitro
- By David Driver
- 61 Baby Birds and P-Rays
- By Stuart McGehee
- 63 Lew Burdette Day in Nitro
- By Connie Karickhoff
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- 64 The Ghosts of Stretcher's Neck
- By Leona Brown
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- 68 New Books Available
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