Rappahannock News, February 27, 1964
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Mr. Hugh Estes stands in front of the old Estes Mill near Washington at the early part of the century. The mill is no longer standing. ♦
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“Mr. Hugh Estes stands in front of the old.” rappnews, no. 17, Feb 1964.
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