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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Ira Rodgers
American football player
John Hagans
Former United States Representative
Charlie Hickman
American baseball player
Sam Jones
American professional basketball player
Oleg D. Jefimenko
Physicist
Charles Harold Haden II
Judge
George Cookman Sturgiss
Former West Virginia State Delegate
Frederick Lincoln Emory
American football coach
Lewis Yeager
American football coach
Dick Leftridge
American football player
William Mecum
American musician
Ellie Mannette
Trinidadian music maker
Mont McIntire
American football coach
May Wood Simons
American writer
Algie Martin Simons
Journalist
Stanley Bender
Military personnel
Hank Williams
American singer-songwriter
Levisa McCoy Stone White
Arthur I. Boreman
Former member of the United States Senate
Gladys Egan
American actress
Peter G. Van Winkle
Former United States Senator
Dick Hoblitzell
Baseball player
Albert B. White
Political figure
Jacob B. Jackson
M. B. Banks
American football player
Charlie Hastings
Professional baseball player
Alexander Scott Withers
Lawyer
William E. Stevenson
Former Governor of West Virginia
Johnny Long
Author
Lily Irene Jackson
American artist
Sarah Clotworthy Stevenson
William E. Stevenson's wife
Frederick W. Lander
Explorer
Bill Louden
American baseball player
Edden Hammons
American fiddler
Leah Rhodes
American costume designer
John McCausland
Daniel Polsley
Lawyer
Kellian Whaley
Charles E. Hogg
Former United States Representative
Bob Adkins
American football player
D. Ray White
American dancer
Tom Pennington
American football player
Eric Moss
Film producer
Julia Davis Adams
American writer
John Willis Ellis
Judge
William Soden Hastings
Former United States Representative
John D. Alderson
Lawyer
