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Home Distinctive building in West Virginia may not stand much longer Sibray visits Tyler County Historic Landmark

Sibray visits Tyler County Historic Landmark

Among the most remarkable landmarks in West Virginia, the Tyler County Poor farm continues to fall into disrepair.

As bad as it looks, it's not that bad, says David Sibray, also a real estate agent who specializes in the sale of historic West Virginia properties.

Tyler County Poor Farm Rear Porches

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