File:WV Turnpike near Beckley in 1974.jpg
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| Description | 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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| Author | Corn, Jack, 1929-, Photographer for Environmental Protection Agency |
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