Old Forestry Map of West Virginia by Sargent, 1882: Charleston, Huntington, Ohio River, Alleghenies, Spruce Knob medicine Brattleboro (1753): Famed for its

Brattleboro (1753): Famed for its vibrant arts scene and hosting the Strolling of the Heifers parade

Harrow on the Hill

an extraordinary naturalist and artist

an ancient site of spiritual significance

alongside those of the Welsh clan and family chiefs

Old Forestry Map of West Virginia by Sargent, 1882: Charleston, Huntington, Ohio River, Alleghenies, Spruce Knob medicine Brattleboro (1753): Famed for itsMap of West Virginia: Showing the Distribution of Forests is a luminous 1882 state portrait conceived by Charles S. Sargent for the Department of the Interiors Census Office and printed by Julius Bien & Co. Lith. A disciplined palette parcels the mountains into zones of pine, spruce, and hardwood, each hue keyed in a lucid legend that makes forestry legible at a glance. Contour like isolines impart depth to the terrain, guiding the eye along watershed