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Home Alliance declares historic stone walls across West Virginia "endangered" Sibray visits historic stone wall

Sibray visits historic stone wall

Sibray Visits Historic Stone Wall in West Virginia

More than 100 years old, an unmortared stone wall in Charleston requires no repair. (Photo: David Sibray)

Historic Stone Wall at McDowell County Courthouse

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