Photograph of Mamie McFaddin Ward wearing a floral print dress, holding a cup and handbag, and standing in front of a wall mural of a lake scene.

Photograph of James Lewis Caldwell McFaddin, an older man wearing a plaid fedora and a patterned shirt.

Photograph of James Lewis Caldwell McFaddin sitting in a wheelchair next to a car with several airplanes on a runway behind him.

Postcard of a panoramic view of Holden, West Virginia, folded into thirds.

Postcard of scenes from White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia.

Photograph of Mamie McFaddin wearing a white dress and sitting behind the steering wheel of a car.

Photograph of Smith Caldwell wearing a suit and hat and standing on the edge of a brick porch, with two sets of french doors leading into a house in the background.

Portrait of Charles T. Caldwell, a bald man wearing a dark suit and bow tie. A handwritten note below the photo says "Uncle Charley."

Portrait of Forée Dabney Caldwell, Sr. as a young man, wearing a suit and white tie.

Portrait of Ida Caldwell McFaddin wearing a dress with a large, lace collar.

Portrait of James Lewis Caldwell, a balding man wearing a suit and bow tie.

Portrait of Mamie Emmons Caldwell wearing an ornate, white dress and small glasses.

Portrait of Mary O'Bannon Smith Caldwell wearing a dark dress with a high collar. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "My grandmother - M.M.W. Mrs. J.L. Caldwell, Huntington, W.Va. The hair is iron grey."

Postcard of an aerial photograph of St. Mary's Hospital surrounded by trees and buildings.

Postcard of a one story white house with pale green trim, described as "The Bungalow, Holden, W. Va." The message around the border and on the back is illegible. The postcard is addressed to "Mrs. N. M. M. Lee 2410 Harraon Beaumont, Texas."

Postcard of a car parked on the side of a dirt road. A man sits on the side of the hill nearby while a woman in a fur coat reads a sign that reads "To the Station." A typed note in the corner reads, "Motor car for sale, Owner going in for steam." On the back, a short letter reads, "Hello Mamie, your postal came today - Sure do wish I could see you. This is our cuts. How do you like it? With love, Sig." The postcard is addressed to "Miss Mamie McFaddin 1141 3rd Ave. Huntington, W. Va."

Postcard of six houses in a row. Three have grey tiled roofs and light green porch coverings, two have red tiled roofs and yellow and orange porch coverings, and the last one has a dark grey tiled roof with light blue porch coverings. Each house has a large veranda. A bench and two chairs sit beneath one of nine trees on the other side of a sidewalk.

Postcard of a watercolor painting of a an angled view of a white building with yellow window coverings.

Postcard of the entrance of a white building with a covered porch. A purple car, yellow car, and blue car are parked nearby. A man walks towards the building while an American flag flies. On the back, the postcard is described as "Stately exterior of The Greenbrier...famed for its "plantation hospitality." "

Postcard of the entrance of a white building with a covered porch. A purple car, yellow car, and blue car are parked nearby. A man walks towards the building while an American flag flies. On the back, the postcard is described as "Stately exterior of The Greenbrier...famed for its "plantation hospitality." "

Postcard of the entrance of a white building with a covered porch. A purple car, yellow car, and blue car are parked nearby. A man walks towards the building while an American flag flies. On the back, the postcard is described as "Stately exterior of The Greenbrier...famed for its "plantation hospitality." "

Postcard of a street with two lanes in both directions, cars and buses parked by the sidewalk with many businesses on either side of the street. On the back, the postcard is described as follows - "Downtown Huntington, W. VA. Looking east on Fourth Avenue from Eighth Street, showing the business section of West Virginia's most beautiful city."

Postcard of a street with two lanes in both directions, cars and buses parked by the sidewalk with many businesses on either side of the street. On the back, the postcard is described as follows - "Downtown Huntington, W. VA. Looking east on Fourth Avenue from Eighth Street, showing the business section of West Virginia's most beautiful city."

Postcard of several business buildings on either side of a one-way street with cars both driving and parked on the sides of the road.