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In 1871, which one of the following established a West Virginia city that would honor his name?
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Which town's high school was nicknamed the Millionaires?
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Where was hall of fame coach Lou Holtz born?
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An 1861 Civil War skirmish occurred in this town, which is now part of Huntington.
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A Methodist bishop was the namesake for this Lincoln County seat.
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This Ritchie County city was named for a general who helped try and convict the conspirators following Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
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This Fayette County coal mining community ceased to exist in 1962 after the mines shut down.
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Where was the Mud River covered bridge built?
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This town was established to make munitions for World War I, but the war ended before production started.
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What city hosts the Apple Butter Festival?
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