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- Taylor's Valley
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- the almanac
- the American Tobacco co.
- the Cave House history
- the Convent
- the dairy business
- the depression
- the first radios
- The Great Depression
- the KKK
- the Little Kimberling Shop
- The Masonic Order
- the Mill Creek community
- the Moore horses
- the Moore massacre
- the Navy V-12 Program
- the old Abingdon fairgrounds
- the old convent in Abingdon
- the UMWA
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- Tom Cat Hollow
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- tools
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- Washington County
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- whiskey maker
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- White's Mill
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- work
- work and changes in various mines
- work at American Furniture
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