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The Ties That Bind
Coming Together
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Greenbrier County
Mother of the Southern Tier
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Our Namesake
Lewisburg, Ohio
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The Greenbrier River
Longest River in West Virginia
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General Andrew Lewis
Hero, Soldier Statesman
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Henry Mason Mathews
Governor of WV - 1876
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First Grist Mill - Frankford
First Grist Mill in Greenbrier County
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The Renick House – Renick
Social Center during Civil War
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Old Stone Church Construction
Built in 1796
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Ronceverte, WV
Incorporated 1882
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Steam Fire Engine - Ronceverte
First in West Virginia
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John Wesley Methodist Church
Built in 1820
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St. Lawrence Boom & Lumber
Largest Softwood Plant in the U.S.
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First Circus
Feamster’s Circus
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Telephone Service – Lewisburg
Limestone Telephone Company
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The Skating Party
Skating on The Greenbrier River
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First Toll Road
First Toll Road in Greenbrier County
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The Ties that Bind
Coming
Together
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The Skating Party
Skating on
the Greenbrier River
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Our Namesake
Lewisburg, Ohio
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First Toll Road
First Toll
Road in Greenbrier County
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General Andrew Lewis
Hero, Soldier
and Statesman
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Greenbrier County
Mother of the Southern Tier of Counties
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First Grist Mill
First Grist Mill in Greenbrier County
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The Greenbrier River
Longest
River in West Virginia
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John Wesley Methodist Church
Built in 1820
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Henry Mason Mathews
Governor of
WV 1876
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First Steam Fire Engine
First in West Virginia
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The Renick House
Social
Center during the Civil War
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St. Lawrence Boom & Lumber
Once the Largest Softwood Plant in the US
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Ronceverte, WV
Incorporated 1882
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Telephone Service in Lewisburg
Limestone Telephone Company
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Lewisburg – A Very Old Town
A Town with
History
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Early Business in Lewisburg
Cabell-Vandiver
Hotel
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Old Stone Church Construction
Built in 1796
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The First State Fair
Greenbrier Agricultural
Society Fair
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First Circus
Feamster’s
Circus
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First Official Banker
Alex F.
Mathews
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The First Courts
“Western
Capital of Virginia”
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Saving the Credit
Old Man
Broughy
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First School
Lewisburg
Academy
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First Masonic Lodge
Oldest
Masonic Lodge
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We Need Water
Henry Gilmore
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Freedom of the Press
Greenbrier
Valley Press Association
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