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#OtD in 1864: Capt. George Hammond (CSA) & Gen. Stuart were mortally wounded at Yellow Tavern. Hammond's home in #SpringMillsWV was used by both sides.

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Hammond House Historical Marker
The house you see, built by Dr. Allen C. Hamond in 1838, has survived Civil War and a 1978 fire. The 1860s conflict, however, brought irreparable personal loss to the Southern-sympathizing Hammonds. (...
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May 11, 2025 at 3:15 PM
West Virginia is taking a bold step to protect its rich history with Senate Bill 71, ensuring that vital monuments and memorials are preserved amidst modern infrastructure challenges.

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Legislature advances Senate Bill 71 for preservation of historical monuments and memorials
Senate Bill 71 protects historical sites while allowing limited exemptions for transportation projects.
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February 20, 2025 at 7:30 PM
On Dec. 15, 1904, Charleston, WV’s Wire Suspension Bridge collapsed into the Elk River. Horses, wagons, and schoolchildren fell into icy waters, killing two children, Mamie Higgenbotham and Ray Humphreys. A tragic reminder of the importance of safe infrastructure. #appalachia #westvirginiahistory
December 15, 2024 at 12:55 PM