Goldenseal Magazine Spring 1991 Vol 17 No 1 West Virginia Traditional Life

This Spring 1991 issue of Goldenseal magazine, Vol. 17, No. 1, offers a rich exploration of West Virginia's traditional life and culture. Featured cover stories include 'Vandalia Time!', insightful articles on historic gristmills, the Irish Mountain community, and genuine roadside attractions. Readers can enjoy a detailed look at the Chester Teapot, a nostalgic roadside landmark, and a fascinating account of West Virginia's contribution to World War II with a focus on pack transportation schools. Inside, you'll find engaging stories such as 'A Man and His Mill,' highlighting Jim Wells' restoration of the Greenville Mill, and a feature on the annual bear feast tradition at Forks-of-Cheat Baptist Church. The magazine also covers the centennial celebration of Paw Paw town and profiles of local figures like Paul Giles, the miller at Bunker Hill. With black-and-white photography and a focus on preserving Appalachian heritage, this issue is a valuable collectible for those interested in regional history, culture, and folk traditions. Published by the Mountain Arts Foundation, this edition serves as an authentic window into West Virginia's past and present.