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The Old Stagecoach Line is 76-minutes of history that
focuses on early settlement of West Virginia by Europeans and Indians,
Blennerhassett Island in Parkersburg and how small towns grew up around the
Turnpike. The Old Stagecoach Line also talks about way stations along the
pike, gristmills, general stores and traveling the Turnpike in old
automobiles. Other track titles include Prisoners Building the Pike, The
Great Depression, One Room Schools, and Community Life: Horses, Games,
Chores, Visiting, Home Remedies, Doctoring and Lending a Hand.
The
Old Stagecoach Line includes the voices of Duke Talbott, Damon West, Jo Ann Hefner, David Scott, Noel Tenney,
Libby Randall, Nancy Allman, Steve Lehew, John Law, David Vago, Ray Swick,
Betty Lutz, Marj States, Mary Garrell, Phil Strum, Katherine Brown, Paul
Beckner, Gary Jones, Jim Haught, Richard Cook, Anna Lee Stull, Frank
Williams, Freda Morris, Ralph Davis, James Richards, Mary Lee Richards, Tom
Rinehart, Winnie Murray, Fran Davis and Eleanor Rinehart. The Old Stagecoach
Line also includes music performed by Tracy Schwarz, Carl Bolyard, Elijah
Ray, Peter Kosky, Carol Bolyard, Jimmy Tripplett, Joe Dezearn, Michael &
Carrie Kline, Bob Dunkerley, Swanagan Ray, R.P Hale, Leonard Stalnaker, Jim
Stalnaker, Robbie Carruthers, Joe Herrmann, John Lilly, James Tucker, Dave
Trowbridge, Andy Fitzgibbon, Greta Van Doren, Hanna Thurman and Bill Gorley.
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Took Off Running: Race and Culture Along the Turnpike
is a history that
talks about Irish and Italians, Weston and the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic
Asylum, Catholic Life and Pike Travelers from Gypsies to Jesse James. Other
track titles include Collage of Cultures and Languages, Prejudice: The KKK
and the Redmen, Slavery, The Underground Railroad and Burnt House. The
concluding track titles include California House, Plantations and
Abolitionist Colonies (Oakland and Valley Mills), Julianna Street Homes and
Parkersburg's Black Community.
Took Off Running includes the voices
of Noel Tenney, Steve Lehew, John Law, Joy Stalnaker, Paul Borelli, Duke
Talbott, Nancy Allman, Frank Williams, Ray Swick, Eleanor Rinehart, Jo Ann
Hefner, Damon West, Mary Garrell, Freda Morris, Phil Sturm, David Scott, Jim
Haught, Winnie Murray, Sandra Burke, Betty Lutz, Fran Davis, Ralph Davis,
David McKain, Katherine Brown and Richard Cook. Took Off Running also
includes music performed by Ginny Hawker, Andy Fitzgibbon, Greta Van Doren,
Heimat Deine Lieder, Waterkant, Sven Jensen, Jimmy Tripplett, Robbie
Carruthers, Joe Herrmann, Michael and Carrie Kline, John Lilly, Hanna
Thurman, Bill Gorby, Chenell Coppock, Swanagan Ray, Peter Kosky, Shirley
Swann, Carlita Lynch, Voices of Triumph Community Gospel Choir, Robert
"Mike" Evans, R.P. Hale, Seth Young, Joey Hochgesang, Charlie George, Caleb
Gartman and the Elkins High School Rhythm Band.
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Old Virginians and
Wildcatters focuses on the history of Early Parkersburg, West Virginia
Statehood, the Civil War and Reconstruction. Other subjects covered by this
CD include Timbering and Coal Mining, The Ritchie Mines, The Oil and Gas
Industry, Parkersburg City Life and Pike Towns.
Old Virginians and Wildcatters
includes the voices of Ray Swick, Paul Bibbee, David Scott, Mary Garrell,
Paul Beckner, Duke Talbott, David Vago, David McKain, Betty Lutz,
Richard Cook, Joy Stalnaker, Steve De Bruler, Katherine Brown, Steve
Lehew, Noel Tenney, Jane Birdsong, John Law, Bob Enoch, Nancy Allman,
Jim Haught, Tom Rinehart, Frank Williams, Mary Lee Richards, Ralph
Davis, Freda Morris, Anna Lee Stull, James Richards, Gary Jones and Paul
Borelli. Old Virginians and Wildcatters includes music performed by
Danny and Linda Mullen, Gerry Milnes, Carrie and Michael Kline, R.P.
Hale, Andy Fitzgibbon and Greta Van Doren, Swanagan Ray, Gene Burgy,
Becky McClung, Eric Chichester, Elijah Ray, John Lilly, David Norris,
Keith Arenson, Billy Thompson, Don Chainey, Robbie Carruthers, Joe
Herrmann, Leonard Stalnaker and Jim Stalnaker.
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