Around & About the Clarksburg History Museum
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<p>Around & About the Clarksburg History Museum is an oral history project brought to life through a podcast. Hosted by Martha Jett, a Clarksburg, West Virginia and Harrison County historian, every episode features a topic related to history from our Jewel of the Hills (Clarksburg). Since history is rarely isolated, some stories reach beyond the county seat and into the county; some stories will feature events from our surrounding counties.</p><p></p><p>Hosted by Martha Jett</p><p>Marketing by Beth Gain</p><p>West Virginia Mountain Melody performed by Steve Peters</p><p>Editing by J. Joseph</p><p>All content is protected by copyright by Clarksburg History Museum, Martha Jett, Beth Gain, J. Joseph, and Steve Peters</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 31, 2026
Reminisces with Joe Gonzalez
<p>oe Gonzalez: No Drums, No Bugles, Clarksburg Railroad History and Astronomy</p><p>Joe Gonzalez returns to the Clarksburg History Museum podcast for a second interview. This time, he shares memories of working with Clarksburg filmmaker Clyde Ware on No Drums, No Bugles, which was filmed on Maxwell Ridge in Doddridge County and starred a young Martin Sheen.</p><p>Joe also discusses the important role of the B&O Railroad in Clarksburg’s growth. He remembers steam engines, passenger trains, freight yards, railroad workers and the transition to diesel. He shares childhood stories from the Montpelier neighborhood and recalls the tragic 1967 passenger train derailment near Toll Gate.</p><p>The conversation concludes with Joe’s lifelong interest in astronomy. He discusses the Central Appalachian Astronomy Club, the Good Hope Observatory and the club’s partnership with the Green Bank Observatory.</p>
June 17, 2026
Mack Samples & The Music
<p>Champion fiddler, author, teacher, and square dance caller <strong>Mac Samples</strong> joins the Clarksburg History Museum for a conversation about preserving West Virginia's rich musical heritage. Mac shares memories of growing up on a small farm, learning music from family members, and witnessing the transition from traditional Appalachian music to the rise of rock and roll.</p><p>The conversation explores the history of old-time fiddling, square dancing, banjo styles, and the important role live music played in rural communities. Mac also reflects on the Samples Brothers, performing across West Virginia, writing novels inspired by Appalachian life, and why preserving local traditions and stories remains as important as ever.</p>
May 6, 2026
Shinnston, the Big Elm, and Bice's Greenhouse
<p>In this episode, Bobby Bice joins us to talk about the history of Bice’s Greenhouse, a family business in Enterprise just outside Shinnston that celebrated its 100-year anniversary in 2025. He shares how the greenhouse began in the early 1900s, how it has been passed down through generations, and what makes locally grown plants different from mass-produced options.</p><p>The conversation also explores the story of the Big Elm tree, once one of the largest trees of its kind in the United States and a defining landmark in the Shinnston area. Bobby discusses how the tree inspired the book Daughter of the Elm by Granville Davidson Hall, the real people behind the story, and the theories surrounding the tree’s decline and removal.</p>
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- What is Around & About the Clarksburg History Museum?
<p>Around & About the Clarksburg History Museum is an oral history project brought to life through a podcast. Hosted by Martha Jett, a Clarksburg, West Virginia and Harrison County historian, every episode features a topic related to history from our Jewel of the Hills (Clarksburg). Since history is rarely isolated, some stories reach beyond the county seat and into the county; some stories will feature events from our surrounding counties.</p><p></p><p>Hosted by Martha Jett</p><p>Marketing by Beth Gain</p><p>West Virginia Mountain Melody performed by Steve Peters</p><p>Editing by J. Joseph</p><p>All content is protected by copyright by Clarksburg History Museum, Martha Jett, Beth Gain, J. Joseph, and Steve Peters</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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