Dave Tabler, Author at Appalachian History

On the way home from school, we’d stop at Hatfield’s Grocery over at Roach, get off the bus, wait there for the driver to come and pick us up.

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The decorative Christmas plant that takes its name from him is such a footnote to his illustrious life that it’s mentioned ONCE in his bio.

The stove is a wood burning stove with six burners, a water tank on the side and warming closets at the top.

One of the most enduring stories in the history of West Virginia crime concerns the identity of the assassin of President William McKinley.

Pickens County SC’s most famous outlaw, and in his time, the nation’s best-known bad-man, is coming back to The Oconee Community Theatre.