Volume 28, Number 3
On the cover: The Green Monster was reportedly seen by several
people in a field near Flatwoods, Braxton County, on September 12,
1952, and has since become etched in local lore. Our stories begin
on page 56. Figurine photograph by Michael Keller.
Published by the
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Bob Wise, Governor
Department of Arts, Culture and History
Nancy Herholdt, Commissioner
John Lilly, Editor
Cornelia Crews Alexander
Circulation Manager
A.C. Designs
Publication Design
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Fall 2002
2 Letters from Readers
- 5 GOLDENSEAL Good-Byes
- 6 Current
Programs*Events*Publications
- 10 A Campus
Called Home
- The West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
- By Kathee Rogers
- 14 From Students to Teachers
- 18 The Radio Boys
- By Kathee Rogers
- 22 The West Virginia Schools for the
Colored
- Deaf and Blind
- By Ancella Bickley
- 24 Hard Times, Proud Memories in Jackson
County
- By Olive Smith Stone
- 30 My Early
Days in Lost Creek
- By Lud Freeman
- 37 Nickels and
Dimes in Parsons
- By Rachelle Davis
- 45 When I Was a Young Man in Clay
County
- By Harold P. Young
- 52 "I've Done My Best"
- Old-Time Preacher Denver Hill
- By Holla Price Fair
- 56 The Legend of
the Flatwoods Monster
- By Buddy Griffin
- 62 The Flatwoods Monster Goes to
College
- By Amy Baker
- 64 Gray Barker
- West Virginia UFOlogist
- By Matthew Mullins
- 66 UFO's in West Virginia
- An Historical Overview
- By Matthew Mullins
- 70 The Grant County "Thing"
- By Herman P. Turner
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