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The recognition is a testament to the work of 40 years to preserve, interpret and educate about the community's history.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn July 1, 1937, Watoga and Babcock state parks were opened to the public and quickly became centerpieces of the fledgling state park system. Both Watoga…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn August 5, 1958, Jennings Randolph defeated former Governor William Marland in a Democratic primary. The special election was part of a process to fill…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsEducator Elsie Clapp was born on November 13, 1879, in Brooklyn Heights. She was influenced by progressive educator John Dewey, who believed that schools…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsU.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd died on October 20, 1966. The Democrat was a pivotal political figure for much of the 20th century.Born in Martinsburg in 1887,…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsEducator Elsie Clapp was born on November 13, 1879, in Brooklyn Heights. She was influenced by progressive educator John Dewey, who believed that schools…
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