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During the 1880s, itinerant photographers played a vital role in documenting West Virginia and the broader Appalachian region. For most isolated mountain families during this decade, there were no permanent photography studios nearby. Traveling image-makers provided rural West Virginians with their very first portraits, often creating the only surviving visual records of their existence.
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WV0011 – Unknown Man, Cabinet Card, Donavan,
West Virginia, c1888–1892
WV0013 – Unknown Man, Cabinet Card, Donavan,
West Virginia, c1885–1888
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