Exchange is a former stopping point along the Coal & Coke Railway and a ghost town in Braxton County, West Virginia.
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The West Virginia Ordnance Works (WVOW) was a TNT manufacturing facility near Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
On Beacon Island near Albany, New York rest several locomotives and rail cars that lie abandoned on a rail line long severed from any mainline.
Ashland, West Virginia is a former company town operated by the Ashland Coal & Coke Company. The company and town were named after the Ashland Coal Company of Ashland, Pennsylvania.
Located in rural Monroe County, West Virginia is Sinks Grove, named for the many sinkholes throughout the area.
Helvetia, West Virginia is an isolated community settled by Swiss and German-speaking immigrants in 1869. Much of the historic community remains intact today.
Cleveland United Methodist Memorial Church served rural Webster County, West Virginia for one hundred years.
The Greenbaum Building was a historic commercial structure at 200 N. Market Street in Waverly, Ohio. It was razed in 2021.
The Barnes House is a historic but now abandoned residence once occupied by a well-regarded and politically connected family in Ohio.
The Ohio River once had a network of 53 wicket-style dams and locks, which were progressively replaced by larger, more modern structures.
The Kentucky, Barren, and Rough River consists of seven active, closed, and demolished locks and dams.
Conveyors for the former Gibraltar Mine formerly loaded coal into awaiting barges along the Green River in western Kentucky.