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Grave of Seaberry Osborne

Battle at Carnifex Ferry, Carnifex Ferry Battlefield, Nicholas County

A historical marker recounts the tale of the hidden grave of Seaberry Arms Osborne, who escaped into the hills of central West Virginia near the mouth of the Gauley River.

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Rafters on the Gauley

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