West Virginia
West Virginia is an eastern U. S. state in the tree-covered Appalachian Mountains. The town of Harpers Ferry, where the Shenandoah River meets the Potomac River, is the site of a famous Civil War–era raid. Surrounded by a national historical park, the town looks as it did in the 19th century, with many of the buildings open to the public as living-history museums.
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Harvey Bailey
Frederick Swann
American concert organist
Irene Schroeder
Criminal
Ali Hossaini
American artist
Stan Toler
Author
Dwight Diller
American teacher
Jimmy G. Stewart
Soldier
William E. Glasscock
American Politician
Blaine Long
Musical artist
Brianne Siddall
American voice actress
Fred Couch
Businessman
William Ellsworth Lee
American financier
Trevon Wesco
American football tight end
Lightnin' Wells
Instrumentalist
Lisa Boothe
Journalist
Ashlie Rhey
American actress
Cecil B. Moore
Former Member of the Philadelphia City Council
William Bruce Pitzer
Officer
Dave Meadows
Actor
Henry Swearingen
U. S. representative
Patricia Houck Sprinkle
Author
Timothy Seaman
Musical artist
Ann Crumb
American actress
Bob Gaddy
American pianist
Brian Siders
American powerlifter
Cecil H. Underwood
Former Governor of West Virginia
Forrest White
Nicky Epstein
Designer
E. T. Paull
American composer
Fred Smith
American guitarist
Heather Johnson
Musical artist
James Litton
American musician
Jack Gregg
Musician
Justin Marcum
Attorney
Charlotte Lane
American attorney
Robert G. Lawson
Professor
Sarah Sullivan
Author
James A. Haught
Author
Wilbur Cooper
Baseball player
Jim Runyon
American announcer
Charles P. Snyder
Former United States Representative
Bull Smith
Baseball athlete
Ida Lilliard Reed
American religious writer
Jule McBride
Author
Cecil R. Richardson
Chaplain
Lyle Williams
American Politician
Monte Durham
TV personality
