• Past, Present, and Future Huntington

  • 2024/09/26
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Past, Present, and Future Huntington

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  • In this episode of the Tri-State Time Machine, host Vanessa Hankins is joined by Jason Arthur to delve into the fascinating history of Huntington, WV. From the early days of Holderby's Landing to the bustling city it is today, Vanessa and Jason explore the rich tapestry of families, industries, and personalities that have shaped Huntington over the years.

    They kick off with the story of James Holderby and his initial settlement, leading to the transformative impact of Collis P. Huntington and the Emmons family in the industrial revolution of the area. The conversation then flows into the incorporation of Huntington in 1871 and its rapid development, including the historic Huntington bank robbery by the James gang and the city's pioneering use of electric streetcars.

    Jason and Vanessa also discuss significant events like the devastating 1937 flood and its aftermath, the decline of steel and manufacturing industries in the 1950s, and the subsequent shift towards education, tourism, and healthcare. They highlight the pivotal role of Marshall University and the city's two prestigious hospitals, Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center, in sustaining the community.

    The episode wraps up with a look at Huntington's cultural landmarks, such as the Keith-Albee Theater, and beloved local eateries like Cam's Ham and Jim's Spaghetti. They also touch on the city's vibrant festival scene and the importance of community involvement in local governance.

    Special thanks to:

    - Jason Arthur for sharing his insights and passion for Huntington's history.

    - Our sponsor, Alex R. White, PLLC, for their continued support.

    If you have a memory you want Vanessa to talk more about, just send her an email at TSTM@mail.com or post a comment on the Tri-State Time Machine FB Group page.

    Copyright 2024 Vanessa Hankins

    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/

    ✍️ Episode References

    Marshall University

    [marshall.edu](https://www.marshall.edu)


    Keith Albee Theater

    [keithalbee.com](https://www.keithalbee.com)


    Pullman Square

    [pullman-square.com](https://www.pullman-square.com)


    Camden Park

    [camdenpark.com](https://www.camdenpark.com)


    Ritter Park

    [ghprd.org](https://www.ghprd.org)


    Heritage Farm Museum & Village

    [heritagefarmmuseum.com](https://www.heritagefarmmuseum.com)


    Jim's Spaghetti

    [jimsspaghetti.com](https://www.jimsspaghetti.com)


    Central City Cafe

    [centralcitywv.com](https://www.centralcitywv.com)


    St. Mary's Medical Center

    [st-marys.org](https://www.st-marys.org)


    Cabell Huntington Hospital

    [cabellhuntington.org](https://www.cabellhuntington.org)


    Hoops Family Children's Hospital

    [hoopschildrens.org](https://www.hoopschildrens.org)


    Museum of Radio and Technology

    [mrtwv.org](https://www.mrtwv.org)


    Museum of Art

    [hmoa.org](https://www.hmoa.org)


    Beech Fork State Park

    [wvstateparks.com](https://wvstateparks.com/park/beech-fork-state-park/)


    Thomas Carol House

    [historicplaceswv.com](https://www.historicplaceswv.com)


    Marshall Health

    [marshallhealth.org](https://www.marshallhealth.org)


    Brad D. Smith

    [braddsmith.com](https://www.braddsmith.com)

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あらすじ・解説

In this episode of the Tri-State Time Machine, host Vanessa Hankins is joined by Jason Arthur to delve into the fascinating history of Huntington, WV. From the early days of Holderby's Landing to the bustling city it is today, Vanessa and Jason explore the rich tapestry of families, industries, and personalities that have shaped Huntington over the years.

They kick off with the story of James Holderby and his initial settlement, leading to the transformative impact of Collis P. Huntington and the Emmons family in the industrial revolution of the area. The conversation then flows into the incorporation of Huntington in 1871 and its rapid development, including the historic Huntington bank robbery by the James gang and the city's pioneering use of electric streetcars.

Jason and Vanessa also discuss significant events like the devastating 1937 flood and its aftermath, the decline of steel and manufacturing industries in the 1950s, and the subsequent shift towards education, tourism, and healthcare. They highlight the pivotal role of Marshall University and the city's two prestigious hospitals, Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center, in sustaining the community.

The episode wraps up with a look at Huntington's cultural landmarks, such as the Keith-Albee Theater, and beloved local eateries like Cam's Ham and Jim's Spaghetti. They also touch on the city's vibrant festival scene and the importance of community involvement in local governance.

Special thanks to:

- Jason Arthur for sharing his insights and passion for Huntington's history.

- Our sponsor, Alex R. White, PLLC, for their continued support.

If you have a memory you want Vanessa to talk more about, just send her an email at TSTM@mail.com or post a comment on the Tri-State Time Machine FB Group page.

Copyright 2024 Vanessa Hankins

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/

✍️ Episode References

Marshall University

[marshall.edu](https://www.marshall.edu)


Keith Albee Theater

[keithalbee.com](https://www.keithalbee.com)


Pullman Square

[pullman-square.com](https://www.pullman-square.com)


Camden Park

[camdenpark.com](https://www.camdenpark.com)


Ritter Park

[ghprd.org](https://www.ghprd.org)


Heritage Farm Museum & Village

[heritagefarmmuseum.com](https://www.heritagefarmmuseum.com)


Jim's Spaghetti

[jimsspaghetti.com](https://www.jimsspaghetti.com)


Central City Cafe

[centralcitywv.com](https://www.centralcitywv.com)


St. Mary's Medical Center

[st-marys.org](https://www.st-marys.org)


Cabell Huntington Hospital

[cabellhuntington.org](https://www.cabellhuntington.org)


Hoops Family Children's Hospital

[hoopschildrens.org](https://www.hoopschildrens.org)


Museum of Radio and Technology

[mrtwv.org](https://www.mrtwv.org)


Museum of Art

[hmoa.org](https://www.hmoa.org)


Beech Fork State Park

[wvstateparks.com](https://wvstateparks.com/park/beech-fork-state-park/)


Thomas Carol House

[historicplaceswv.com](https://www.historicplaceswv.com)


Marshall Health

[marshallhealth.org](https://www.marshallhealth.org)


Brad D. Smith

[braddsmith.com](https://www.braddsmith.com)

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