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This is a complete Eldredgeops (Phacops) Trilobite from the Fossil Site.

It flaked right out of the matrix when found. Luckily it didn't break. From the Needmore Formation of WV.

This is an enrolled Eldredgeops (Phacops) Trilobite from the Lost River Site.
It's a little smashed, one eye is visible. From the Needmore Formation.

As with most fossil sites, the Trilobites found here usually look like this: Partials and Molts.

This is a fairly common brachiopod that can be found at the site. Like the other fossils, they are very fragile.

This is a Trachypora coral. It's a colony of branching coral.
This type of coral is spread out over the rocks at this site. "runners" that stretch for at least foot can be found throughout the rocks.

When found, specimens are encrusted with a thin layer of shale, and need dissolved in a very weak solution of acid to reveal the actual blue/grey coral (shown here).
Also, specimens are usually broken into numerous pieces, this one is glued together back into its original shape.

This is a type of solitary coral that is found throught the Needmore Formation. They are usually smaller than the one imaged here. This coral is also common in the Mahantango formation which is also found nearby.