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The city was awakened by nineteen lusty charges of dynamite

The good ship CLOTHESPIN at the 1938 Spud & Splinters parade, with Miss Jeanette Richards the Sweetheart and her Yoemanettes riding in the parade.

Mountain folks have traditionally looked forward to the return of the ramp after a winter of eating mostly dried foods.

The 1912 Barranshe Run mishap was one of the more dramatic log train wrecks in WV history. The victims’ bodies were buried in logs.

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