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Home Nightmarish mummies attracting curious to rural West Virginia David Sibray with Philippi Mummy

David Sibray with Philippi Mummy

A close-up of the larger of the two Philippi Mummies reveals their remarkable condition.

David Sibray inspects the larger of the tow Philippi Mummies on display in the museum.

The larger of the two Philippi Mummies

Larger Philippi Mummy

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