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Because of its rich coal heritage and breathtaking scenery, many regard Wyoming County as the hidden gem of southern West Virginia. The countys vibrant history began with Native Americans, whom many believe left behind the petroglyphs that attract national attention, and continued to its early residents, who farmed and flourished in the logging industry. In 1906, when the Deepwater Railroad (later the Virginian) came to the town of Mullens, Wyoming Countys role as a provider of the nations natural resources was strengthened. By the 1920s, the county was one of West Virginias foremost coal-producing counties; it maintains that position today. In addition to its integral part in resource expor...
Considers (81) H.R. 3023.