Goldenseal Magazine Summer 1994 Vol. 20 No. 2 West Virginia Life

This Summer 1994 issue of Goldenseal magazine, Vol. 20 No. 2, offers an insightful glimpse into West Virginia's traditional life and culture. Published by the Mountain Arts Foundation, this edition includes compelling stories such as the history of 'The Mortgage Lifter' tomato from Barboursville, a feature on Huntington bus driver Harry Erwin, and a fascinating look at the Mine Wars of 1922 in Brooke County. The magazine also explores quilting traditions, the legacy of Oak Park in Preston County, and local tales like blackberry picking on Cold Knob Mountain. Goldenseal is renowned for its deep dive into Appalachian heritage, and this issue continues that tradition with engaging articles, personal letters from readers, and a map highlighting West Virginia counties. It is a valuable collectible for those interested in regional history, folk culture, and Appalachian traditions. This issue is perfect for collectors, historians, and readers passionate about authentic West Virginia stories and heritage preservation.