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I Love This Place: Mather
Stoney Point is where State Route 188 takes a deep breath before dropping around rocky ledges to Ten Mile Creek as it meanders to Jefferson. Turn at Stoney Point then
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Category Results: Local History
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GreeneScene of the Past: Liars Den
Ask any kid who grew up in Mather: what still sits in the center of town? and they’ll tell you no lies. It’s the Liars Den, a six-pillared edifice of
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Going Greene: A Wheeling Industry
Dunkard Creek has often been an important part in the history of Greene County: an essential waterway, a way to navigate, and a connection to the outside world. Follow Dunkard
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Greene Artifacts: Artifact Preservation
Cemeteries are an important and endangered part of our historical record. Most “modern” cemeteries are often large, well-manicured landscapes, or are part of a large churchyard and kept in excellent
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GreeneScene of the Past: Ralph K. Bell
It’s a cold crisp early winter day – December 28, 2013 to be exact – and Ralph K. Bell is ready to look for birds on the roads around his
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