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Home Ghost town hidden in W.Va. may soon be accessible to hikers Map showing Sewell Knob 1913

Map showing Sewell Knob 1913

Reporter David Sibray examines a kettle left near a ruin at little-known ghost town of Dun Glen.

A 1913 USGS map shows the town of Dun Glen as it appears alongside Swell Knob.

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