Home Historic West Virginia heat waves and how the state can recover its coolness Salt Sulphur Springs, circa 1850

Salt Sulphur Springs, circa 1850

Resorts such as Salt Sulphur Springs (above) attracted vacationers escaping the heat of the Deep South. (Photo courtesy Foxfire Realty)

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