Map shows lands of the Flat-top Land Trust, with a key identifying the various divisions of that land.

Map shows land owned by the Guyandot Coal Land Association in the Guyandot basin, in West Virginia. It displays some railroads and openings in coal beds.

This is a map of Williamson, W. Va. and surroundings, heavily annotated with colored pen or markers.

This is a map of Point Pleasant, W. Va., heavily marked up, and with a note that it was transferred to the U. S. Census Burear in 1938.

This is a map of Princeton, W. Va. with very elaborate script. Black and white. It contains a number of sidebars with additional information about the town.

This map is undated, but probably from the early 1940's. A stamp on the reverse says it was donated to the Library of Congress by the Chamber of Commerce on Nov. 27, 1946

A map of Rosedale, West Virginia, showing the extent of the town's incorporated borders at the time the map was created, 1915. The map is also stamped with the words "Official Map 1930," seeming to indicate that little had changed and the map was still accurate at the later date. The map is heavily marked up with colored marker notations.

Map shows coal fields and producing districts in West Virginia and part of Maryland.

Map shows the Great Kanawha Coal Field, in West Virginia. In addition to the map, which identifies title claimants and contains some hand-written annotations, the map provides navigational and distance charts, descriptions of rail and water communication, improvements to the area, and geological descriptions, especially regarding coal deposits.

Map comes from an Index to Virginia, and it shows various railroads that run through the western half of Virginia and West Virginia. It contains an explanatory legend as well as an index to other maps in the volume.