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(Photo
by BJ Gudmundsson)
Sharp's
Country Store on U.S. Rt. 219 in Slaty Fork, West Virginia
Partner
with "Preserving Pocahontas" to host our
World
War II Photo Exhibit and ID Project
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(Photo by
Tom Shipley)
B.J.
Sharp-Gudmundsson
Historic
Preservation Officer and Exhibit Curator
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(Photo by
B.J. Gudmundsson)
First
Visitor is Local Resident, Gene Gibson
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Book
of Casualties Accompanies the Exhibit
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Book
of Casualties includes Honor Roll Pages
Courtesy
of the American Battle Monuments Commission
For
County Residents Missing or Buried on Foreign Soil
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Over 1,500 Pocahontas County
men and women left home to serve
their country in World War II.
63 did not
return.
This
project pays tribute to
those who
served
and honors
the memory of those
who gave
their lives.
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