Pictorial Map of West Virginia by Ruth Taylor White, 1935: Charleston, Huntington, Coal Mining, Counties, Appalachia Finish:Framed map Every map is individually designed

Every map is individually designed to capture your story

Bressuire: Known for its castle

The depiction of the storm that disrupted the siege

This means it can still be framed and hung normally

Each state is adorned with charming illustrations of its most iconic foods—apples for the Northeast

Pictorial Map of West Virginia by Ruth Taylor White, 1935: Charleston, Huntington, Coal Mining, Counties, Appalachia Finish:Framed map Every map is individually designedStep into the vibrant world of 1930s Americana with "West Virginia," the original title of this captivating pictorial map created by Ruth Taylor White in 1935. This piece is far more than a mere geographic referenceit is a lively visual narrative that distills the essence of West Virginia at a pivotal moment in its history. Every inch of the map is alive with whimsical illustrations, each carefully selected to reflect the character, industry, and