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Front Cover: Courtesy of the West Virginia and Regional History Collection, West Virginia University Libraries
Top: “John F. Kennedy Campaigning in Hinton, West Virginia, 1960,” Courtesy of West Virginia and Regional History Collection, WVU Libraries.
Bottom left: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt with Senator Matthew M. Neely and Governor Homer A. Holt, Reedsville, WV, 1938. Photographer unknown.
Bottom right: African American Drummers Pose with American Flag, Morgantown, WV 1915. Photographer: Scott Gibson.

Courtesy of the Library of Congress
Bottom Center: School Youngsters, Red House, WV, 1935. Photographer: Ben Shahn. LC-USF33-006146-M1.

West Virginia History: A Journal of Regional Studies

In this Issue

Editorial Board

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Editor

Ken Fones-Wolf

Assistant Editor

Connie Park Rice

Associate Editor

Kevin T. Barksdale

Copy Editor

Rachel King

Board of Editors

Kenneth R. Bailey, WVU Institute of Technology, Emeritus

John Cuthbert, West Virginia University

Ronald D Eller, University of Kentucky

Elizabeth Engelhardt, University of Texas, Austin

Kirk Hazen, West Virginia University

John C. Hennen Jr., Morehead State University

Frances Hensley, Marshall University

Barbara Howe, West Virginia University

Paul Rakes, West Virginia University Institute of Technology

Ken Sullivan, West Virginia Humanities Council

Jerry B. Thomas, Shepherd University

Joe W. Trotter, Carnegie Mellon University

John A. Williams, Appalachian State University

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