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The Entrance

Lake Shawnee, West Virginia


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Michael 11-Apr-2008 09:16
To Debbi,

If you're still looking for some old photos of Lake Shawnee then send me an email and I can send you the web site that has a couple real old photos. I can't add the web site here because I'm not a member and it won't let me.
Patsy 01-Dec-2007 16:57
Karen, I have enjoyed your pictures of Southern WV. I grew up there and spent a great lot of time at the "Lake". I have lived away from the area since the middle 50's but do go back and visit on occasion. I hadn't remembered the amusement park...maybe just missed seeing it on my visits.
Glenda 06-Feb-2007 02:27
I grew up on a hill over looking Shawnee Lake. My uncle was caretaker for many years and we had the privilege of exploring every nook and cranny of the lakes area as well as the Bluestone river that runs along side. There were 3 lakes at one time. I almost drowned in the swimming pool when I was about 8. I Could not swim a lick but just had to get in that pool- with no adult around. The bottom was always a little slimmy and green, but this was autumn, the lakes were closed down, little maintenance being done as the pool would be emptied soon. Consequently, the pool bottom was very slick. To this day I do not know how I managed to survive. There was a large building, covered and screened, used for weekend dances. As a teenager I loved to listen to the music, almost hearing the dancers and imagine the fun to be had there. Of course, Grandma said they, me included, would all go to hell.:O))
Thanks for prompting the memories.
Glenda
Debbi 24-Oct-2005 22:23
Back around 1968, this is as early as I can remember, Shawnee Lake also hosted pools, cabins, a walk arch bridge across the lake and and paddle boats, of course you can't see them any more, but I was just wondering if anyone has any really old pictures of this place. We live about 40 minutes south of Shawnee Lake and are just curious as to the old lake the way it used to be. Also, several years ago, there was a man who did drown in the lake and I think his last name was Inge. Does anybody remember anything about that? Thanks
JEREMY 24-Oct-2005 02:03
DO YOU THINK YOU COULD TELL ME IF YOU POSITIVLY KNOW IF THIS LAND IS HAUNTED?

WOULD YOU SEND SOME PICS OF SOME SPIRITS OF THE LAND?
I HAVE SEEN THE SCARIEST PLACES ON EARTH. I ALSO LIKEE THE HOT LAKE IT IS FOR SALE.
HOW WOULD BUY A HUNTED PLACE LIKE THAT WITH A 190 DEGREEZ LAKE.