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by Norma Brandsberg
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
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The town of Thurmond was no more than a man’s dream in April of 1873 when Captain William D. Thurmond received 73 acres of land as payment for his... more
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The town of Thurmond was no more than a man’s dream in April of 1873 when Captain William D. Thurmond received 73 acres of land as payment for his services as a surveyor. With access to the newly completed C&O Railroad, as well as the rich coalfields of Southern West Virginia, the soon-to-be named town of Thurmond was positioned to become an important cog in both the coal and rail industries.
It was not until the late 1880’s with the completion of the Southside Junction railroad bridge that crosses the New River at the mouth of Dunloup Creek that Thurmond saw its prosperity and important to the area grow and it soon became a boom town.
With the huge amounts of coal brought in from area mines, it had the largest revenue on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. Many coal barons were among its patrons, Thurmond's banks were the richest in the state. Fifteen passenger trains a day came through town-its depot serving as many as 95,000 passengers a year. The town's stores...
Like many photographers, I didn't begin the process becoming a professional photographer, as a conscious decision. The decision was a linear progression over many years. I like to travel, so naturally would photograph to document our travels. My before retirement job required I learn the basics of photography and programming using a point and shoot camera. The move to professional photography changed over time. I was encouraged to buy a better camera as my photographs got better. Gradually as my photography got better, I was further encouraged to move to selling and becoming a professional. We are surrounded by beauty, but so much isn't noticed. Photography has encouraged me to create so beauty is noticed and appreciated. I am just a...
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Kathi Isserman
Interesting story, lovely image
RONALD MILLS
Fantastic Norma!
Norma Brandsberg
Thanks "Roadside" for your feature!
Johanna Zettler
Like in the old days.
Norma Brandsberg
Thanks "The Outdoor Photographer" for your feature!
Norma Brandsberg
Thanks "100 Favorite" for your feature!
Alex Mir
Congratulations, Norma! Your outstanding photograph is now featured in the 100 Favorite group! L/F/Ig
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Jim Love
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Carol McGrath
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Nikolyn McDonald
Very nice perspective and use of tracks for leading lines. Congratulations on the sale.
Matthew DeGrushe
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Tony Baca
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John Trommer
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Peggy Collins
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Bill Gallagher
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Denise Harty
Congratulations on your recent sale!