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AFTER LOADING AT THE HAREWOOD MINE DOCK, COAL BARGES BEGIN THEIR TRIP DOWN THE KANAWHA RIVER - NARA - 551199

AFTER LOADING AT THE HAREWOOD MINE DOCK, COAL BARGES BEGIN THEIR TRIP DOWN THE KANAWHA RIVER - NARA - 551199

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A basketball game on unpaved Church Avenue, Rand, West Virginia. - NARA - 551031

A basketball game on unpaved Church Avenue, Rand, West Virginia. - NARA - 551031

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Chemical-factory-stacks-wv1

Chemical-factory-stacks-wv1

Smokestacks of a chemical factory near Institute, West Virginia, photographed in 1943.

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Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - 03f12af94678ef679860e648724ac7ec

Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - 03f12af94678ef679860e648724ac7ec

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Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - 378fcd6821d25fe9851d5301a95e26ab

Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - 378fcd6821d25fe9851d5301a95e26ab

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Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - a337d8aff51cd66a97747757a22eaaa9

Damaged Properties - West Virginia - DPLA - a337d8aff51cd66a97747757a22eaaa9

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HILLS ABOVE THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY IN SHREWSBURY SHOW SCARS FROM PAST STRIP-MINING - NARA - 551193

HILLS ABOVE THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY IN SHREWSBURY SHOW SCARS FROM PAST STRIP-MINING - NARA - 551193

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Kanawha County Courthouse

Kanawha County Courthouse

Kanawha County Courthouse (built 1892), located in {Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia. The Richardsonian Romanesque style stone complex is on the National Register of Historic Places in Kanawha County, West Virginia. Additions were made to the original building in 1917 and 1924. Image: July 2008.

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MOTHERS PUSH BABY STROLLERS DOWN UNPAVED STREET IN LONDON - NARA - 551105

MOTHERS PUSH BABY STROLLERS DOWN UNPAVED STREET IN LONDON - NARA - 551105

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PLEASURE BOAT LEAVES THE KANAWHA CITY DOCKS FOR A CRUISE DOWN THE KANAWHA RIVER. IN THE BACKGROUND IS THE STATE... - NARA - 551147

PLEASURE BOAT LEAVES THE KANAWHA CITY DOCKS FOR A CRUISE DOWN THE KANAWHA RIVER. IN THE BACKGROUND IS THE STATE... - NARA - 551147

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Stellaria pubera WV

Stellaria pubera WV

Stellaria pubera. Forest at Coonskin Park, Kanawha County West Virginia.

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Strip mining scars in Kanawha County, WV

Strip mining scars in Kanawha County, WV

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THE LARGE SLAG PILE IN FOREGROUND HAS BEEN COVERED WITH DIRT TO KEEP DOWN THE DUST AT THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY - NARA - 551035

THE LARGE SLAG PILE IN FOREGROUND HAS BEEN COVERED WITH DIRT TO KEEP DOWN THE DUST AT THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY - NARA - 551035

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THE LARGE SLAG PILE IN FOREGROUND HAS BEEN COVERED WITH DIRT TO KEEP DOWN THE DUST AT THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY - NARA - 551037

THE LARGE SLAG PILE IN FOREGROUND HAS BEEN COVERED WITH DIRT TO KEEP DOWN THE DUST AT THE VALLEY CAMP COAL COMPANY - NARA - 551037

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THIS FOUL-SMELLING DRAINAGE DITCH FLOWS INTO THE KANAWHA RIVER - NARA - 551023

THIS FOUL-SMELLING DRAINAGE DITCH FLOWS INTO THE KANAWHA RIVER - NARA - 551023

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Tracking trucks (8166940942)

Tracking trucks (8166940942)

Charleston, WV, Nov. 2, 2012: Josh O'Connor, Division Supervisor of the Southern Area Red Type 1 Incident Management Team helps track trailers of storm relief supplies at a Logistical Staging Area at Yeager Airport. O'Connor was on a FEMA assignment with the team. Food, water, generators and other supplies were collected and distributed by the National Guard for storm victims. About 700 pallets of water and 300 pallets of food were distributed.O'Connor is a fire management specialist at the A

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Trucks line up (WV) (8166937770)

Trucks line up (WV) (8166937770)

Charleston, WV, Nov. 2, 2012: Josh O'Connor, Division Supervisor of the Southern Area Red Type 1 Incident Management Team (right) checks trucks to haul relief supplies with a FEMA worker at a Logistical Staging Area at Yeager Airport. Food, water, generators and other supplies were collected and distributed by the National Guard for storm victims. About 700 pallets of water and 300 pallets of food were distributed. O'Connor is a fire management specialist at the Atlanta, Georgia Regional Offic

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Unloading relief supplies (WV) (8166938726)

Unloading relief supplies (WV) (8166938726)

Charleston, WV, Nov. 2, 2012: While on a FEMA assignment, Josh O'Connor, Division Supervisor of the Southern Area Red Type 1 Incident Management Team watches as the National Guard unloads storm relief supplies at a Logistical Staging Area at Yeager Airport. Food, water, generators and other supplies were collected and distributed by the National Guard for storm victims. About 700 pallets of water and 300 pallets of food were distributed.O'Connor is a fire management specialist at the Atlanta,

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