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This railroad crossing is in Thurmond WV. The history of Thurmond begins in the 19th Century when railroads first penetrated the coal fields of WV. The railroad went as far as Thurmond station deep in the New River Gorge. Many men and their families who came to work in the coal fields got off the train at Thurmond. Today, no one lives in Thurmond. This little road goes up the hill to a few homes now abandoned. The train still runs through Thurmond everyday.

"I am intrigued and intoxicated by color. My preferred media are watercolor, collage, and assemblage. I am charmed by geometric items and scenes. I like to paint people and places that offer me new challenges. I use bright colors and strong contrast to portray delightful people and still life. My goal is to attract and absorb those who see my art. Although some of my paintings are for sale, I paint chiefly for myself." Sandy McIntire is a successful artist and musician living in West Virginia. Her watercolors have been accepted in juried shows by WV Division of Culture and History, the West Virginia Watercolor Society, the Beckley Art Center, and Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg, WV. She has studied with many well-known watercolor...