21-02-2025
Greenbrier Historical Society honors long-serving member on his 90th birthday
LEWISBURG, WV (WVNS) — The Greenbrier Historical Society (GHS) recently celebrated to 90th birthday of long-time member and former Archivist Jim Talbert.
According to a press release, Talbert was celebrated by having his name included on the GHS Roll of Honor. The listing, which began in 2024, recognizes those that have demonstrated immense passion for the history of the Greenbrier Valley, as well as a dedication to its preservation.
The first inductee was Robert Teldford, Jr., whose Telford Foundation gives crucial financial and other support to the society.
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Talbert has assisted in the preservation and expansion of Greenbrier Valley history for decades. Through his work in the GHS archives, he assisted large numbers of locals find out about their family history. His published work on the original Lewisburg Town Lots, which was created from countless hours in the courthouse deed vault, is an incredible resource for historians.
Talbert played a critical role in GHS projects, including the North House Museum, the Coffman wagon and wagon house, and the salvage and preservation of record from the Greenbrier County courthouse. Talbert and other selected inductees will be placed on a list to be displayed in the North House Museum.
For more information, visit the Greenbrier Historical Society's website.
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