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West Virginia National Cemetery at Grafton

Drawdy Creek Falls near Peytona, WV, Boone County, Hatfield & McCoy Region

Green pastures await future burials in the West Virginia National Cemetery at Grafton, West Virginia, in Taylor County, in the Monongahela Valley Region in northeastern West Virginia. Photo by Rick Burgess

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