Goldenseal Magazine Fall 1990 Vol 16 No 3 West Virginia Traditional Life

This Fall 1990 issue of Goldenseal magazine, Volume 16, Number 3, offers a rich exploration of West Virginia's traditional life and culture. The cover features intriguing barnyard art by sculptor Mark Blumenstein, showcasing his unique preservationist approach of creating art from old farm machinery and scrap metal. Inside, readers can delve into fascinating stories such as growing up in Ritchie County, the historic Sistersville Ferry, and an evocative piece on an Elk River fishing camp. The magazine also highlights notable contributors like Lois C. McLean, who writes about the Monongah Miners' Band and its impact on local communities. Other engaging articles include an interview with West Virginia's last ferryboat pilot Dib Harmon and reflections on the Hawks Nest tunnel project's 60th anniversary. With its detailed regional history, personal narratives, and cultural insights, this edition remains a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of Appalachian heritage and West Virginia traditions.