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Bartow Jones Bridge
Western (downstream) side of the Bartow Jones Bridge, which carries West Virginia Route 2 over the Kanawha River at its confluence with the Ohio River. Picture is taken from Tu-Endie-Wei State Park in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States, immediately to the northwest of the bridge.
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L'AN 1749 DV REGNE DE LOVIS XV ROY DE FRANCE - Plaques OHIO
En 1749 l'explorateur français Pierre Joseph Céloron de Blainville affirme la souveraineté française sur la vallée de l'Ohio en enterrant au confluent de l'Ohio et de la Kanawha une plaque de plomb, dite « de Point Pleasant ».
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Mothman Statue
A photograph of the Mothman Statue and surrounding street in Point Pleasant West Virginia. The statue is large and takes up most of the median, with streets on either side. The Mothman is a cryptid well known in the Midwest for his supposed involvement with the Silver Bridge collapse in Point Pleasant West Virginia, which killed 46 people on December 15, 1967. Sightings of the cryptid had been noted for weeks before the disaster, and many believe he was there to warn the town of the impending di
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Mothman Statue (cropped)
A photograph of the Mothman Statue and surrounding street in Point Pleasant West Virginia. The statue is large and takes up most of the median, with streets on either side. The Mothman is a cryptid well known in the Midwest for his supposed involvement with the Silver Bridge collapse in Point Pleasant West Virginia, which killed 46 people on December 15, 1967. Sightings of the cryptid had been noted for weeks before the disaster, and many believe he was there to warn the town of the impending di
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Old Mansion House in Point Pleasant
Eastern side of the Old Mansion House, a museum and former tavern at Tu-Endie-Wei State Park in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States. Built in 1797, it is part of the Point Pleasant Historic District, a historic district that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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