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A Tribute to Honor

By Joseph Platania HQ 27 | WINTER 1997 Driving along Huntington’s Memorial Boulevard near Fourpole Creek, a structure that is…

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ISSUE 27 | WINTER 1997 In this issue: A Tribute to Honor

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The old C&O passenger station is a reminder of a romantic era when the roar of the train ruled the…

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ISSUE 26 | AUTUMN 1996 In this issue: Riding the Rail in a Time Forgotten

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ISSUE 25 | SUMMER 1996 In this issue: Huntington’s Silver Screens

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A look back at a time forgotten when picture show houses thrived throughout the region. By Joseph Platania HQ 25…

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Huntington’s first public bookcase is filled with history and architectural beauty. By Joseph Platania HQ 24 | SPRING 1996 Like…

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ISSUE 24 | SPRING 1996 In this issue: The Carnegie Library

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ISSUE 23 | WINTER 1996 In this issue: Greetings from Huntington

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A postcard gallery of the Jewel City By Deborah Novak and John Witek HQ 23 | WINTER 1996 While the…

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When it comes to political campaigns and causes, Huntington native Matt Reese cornered the market. By John Houvouras and Juliet…

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A mix of appearance, intellect and humor make Dr. Simon Perry the epitome of the college professor By Mary Calhoun…