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ALVOID ALLISON, 58, FROM NORTH CAROLINA SHOWN ATTENDING A MEETING OF THE BECKLEY (WEST VIRGINIA) BLACK LUNG... - NARA - 556452
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A VALENTINE CANDY BOX BRIGHTENS THE DRESSER IN THE BEDROOM OF THE HERSHAL AND MAI SHREWBURY HOME NEAR BECKLEY, WEST... - NARA - 556475
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Beckley McDonald's on RCB Drive
Eastern side of the McDonald's restaurant located at 2930 Robert C. Byrd Drive (West Virginia Route 16) in Beckley, West Virginia, United States. Built in 2014, it occupies the site of the Beckley Feed and Hardware Company, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001; although destroyed in 2013, it has not yet been delisted from the Register.
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EDWARD AUSTIN, 64, LIVES IN THE BLACK PORTION OF FIRECO, A SMALL TOWN NEAR BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA, IN RALEIGH COUNTY.... - NARA - 556478
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GEORGE A HUGHS, A MINER FOR 17 YEARS, WEARS A BLACK LUNG BUTTON WHILE ATTENDING A MEETING OF THE BECKLEY (WEST... - NARA - 556449
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HARVEY THAXTON, 64, LIVES WITH HIS MOTHER IN RHODELL, WEST VIRGINIA (SEE PICTURE ^14030), NEAR BECKLEY. A RETIRED... - NARA - 556483
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HIRAM LILLY, 84, STANDS ON THE PORCH OF HIS DAUGHTER'S HOME IN FIRECO, NEAR BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA. THE RETIRED MINER... - NARA - 556488
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PICTURE OF PEOPLE SEATED AND WAITING FOR THE BECKLEY (WEST VIRGINIA) BLACK LUNG ASSOCIATION MEETING TO BEGIN. THIS... - NARA - 556450
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SMALL METHODIST CHURCH STANDS NEXT TO THE WEST VIRGINIA TURNPIKE NEAR BECKLEY IN THE HEART OF THE COAL COUNTRY. MANY... - NARA - 556480
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WV Turnpike near Beckley in 1974
THE WEST VIRGINIA TURNPIKE NORTH OF BECKLEY WINDS THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WOODED COUNTRYSIDE. IT WAS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NETWORK OF LESSER ROADS THAT ALLOWED MINERS TO COMMUTE A GREATER DISTANCE TO WORK, AND WAS ONE OF THE FACTORS WHICH LEAD TO THE DECLINE OF THE COMPANY COAL TOWNS, 06/1974
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