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Mrs. Cox. in her article that will be displayed along with pic tures of the old homes and places, said: "The situation of Curdsville is ideal I* is on an elevation in view of the naked p' ak, Willis Moun tain. lying three miles to the north, which was made famous by .he frequent mention of it, by Thomas Jefferson and others, es p 'dally Dr. W H. Ruffner. the I State geologist who designated it the unique mountain of the world. To the east, south and north lies a picturesque expanse of country. E peciail.v beautiful in the spring and fall when nature is at its best." Pictures of local interest will in clude the remains of Mill Brook, the Eppes home, owned by Willie Banton: Osborne's Mill; the El liott home: and others. The display will be open to the public Friday from 7:30 to 9 p.m.. Saturday 2 to 5 p.m.. and Sunday i. jui 2 to 5 p m. The worst railroad wreck in the United States took the lives of 96 persons at Eden, Colo., August 7. 1904.
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