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Alexander “Little Page” Green
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Dry Fork School
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The Whites Creek Saloon is currently Vintage Creek Boutique a specialty shop for clothing, specialty gifts, candles, and gift baskets. It was built about 1860 and altered about 1875. James Gang member Bill Ryan,…
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Winney, slave of Edmund Graves
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Dry Fork School
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Whites Creek Saloon
The Whites Creek Saloon is currently Vintage Creek Boutique a specialty shop for clothing, specialty gifts, candles, and gift baskets. It was built about 1860 and altered about 1875. James Gang member Bill Ryan,…
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Casey-Bysor-Neuhoff-Thompson House
Built in the early 1800’s, John Casey had acquired the property with a Revolutionary War land grant from Virginia dated 1792. The Casey family is buried on the original property and currently maintained in…
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Alexander “Little Page” Green
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