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Point Pleasant, West Virginia. A monument erected to commemorate the battle of Point Pleasant, one of the first battles of the Revolutionary War, on October 7, 1774. It is erected at a park overlooking the Kanawha and the Ohio Rivers

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Siegel, Arthur S.

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1943 May.
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  1. Mason County
  2. Point Pleasant
  3. Safety Film Negatives
  4. United States
  5. West Virginia

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