ADDITIONAL SUPPORT HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY:
Bowles Rice McDavid Graff & Love LLP
Central West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau
Dow Chemical Company
Office of West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin III
The Huntington Foundation, The Schoenbaum Family Foundation
West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts

UNDERWRITER
Columbia Gas Transmission
The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation
Robert H. Mollohan Foundation, Inc.
Tri-State Racetrack & Gaming Center

BENEFACTOR
Walker Machinery

PATRON
Chesapeake Energy
Haddad Foundation

IN KIND CONTRIBUTORS
Charleston Marriott Town Center
Huntington Museum of Art

ARCHIVAL MATERIAL PROVIDED BY:
Arkansas Secretary of State's Office
Bob Bird, Photographer
Cass Gilbert Society
Charleston Daily Mail
County of Essex
Gary Zearott, Zee Photography
James Casto
Jerry Sutphin
Kanawha County Public Library
Larry L. Rowe
Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division
Melissa Perella, Perella Photography
Mike Ross
Minnesota Historical Society
Princeton University Library
Senate Media Services, Minnesota
Stan and Doug Bumgardner
State of Rhode Island
The Charleston Gazette
Thomas Blanck
University of Charleston
West Virginia and Regional History Collection, West Virginia University Libraries
West Virginia State Archives
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
WSAZ News Archive Special Collections Department, Marshall University
York Associates, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States

Special Thanks

MotionMasters would like to extend special thanks to those individuals and organizations who have been instrumental in the making of this documentary.

First, our deepest thanks to Dr. Ed Welch and the University of Charleston, for serving as our partner in this endeavor. Within minutes of explaining our intent to produce this documentary, Dr. Welch willingly offered to provide the financial oversight necessary for its production. Throughout the project, his staff has exemplified his commitment to excellence.

We also are deeply indebted to the staff at the State Archives, who patiently filled our requests for hundreds of photos, historical documents and archival film and video. They not only share their entrusted treasures, they share an enthusiasm for ferreting out just the “right” piece to illustrate the story. We could not be served better.

To the public servants at the Department of Administration — many thanks for assisting our crews as we shot the capitol at sunrise and sunset, under sunny skies and moonlit nights.

To Jim Casto, thanks for suggesting the topic to us. There are so many wonderful stories waiting to be told!

Finally, we want to applaud the efforts of Gov. Joe Manchin and First Lady Gayle Manchin, and the governor's administration, as well as the West Virginia Legislature, to preserve the magnificent building that we showcase in "A Moving Monument: The West Virginia State Capitol."