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    Hidden History photo exhibit moving across southern W.Va.

    Moving Clouds by Arthur Harvey has been awarded first prize in the annual Hidden History contest in southern W.Va.

    Southern West Virginia's rich history is celebrated annually through winning photographs featured in the 2017 Hidden History photo exhibit now on display in Logan.

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    According to Jodi French-Burr, organizer of the competition, the historically based photographs by West Virginia photographers are on display at the Country Roads Visitor Center in Logan.

    First displayed at Tamarack, in Beckley, as part of the annual "Hidden History Weekend" event, the traveling exhibit will also be on display December through January at Bramwell Train Depot in historic Bramwell and February through March at the Canyon Rim Visitor Center, Lansing, West Virginia. The exhibit is also available online at .


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    Will Reedy
    Will Reedyhttp://wvexplorer.com
    A consummate outdoorsman, Will Reedy has been hunting and fishing West Virginia since he was first able to wield rod and gun. He has been an outdoors writer for West Virginia Explorer since 2001.

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