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The Vulcan Bridge is a one-lane bridge located in Vulcan, West Virginia.It spans the Tug Fork and the Kentucky–West Virginia border. In 1977, after several failed attempts in contacting the West Virginia government to build a new bridge, the mayor of Vulcan requested aid from the Soviet Union to build the bridge, since the previous one had collapsed.
Soviet journalist Iona Andronov visited Vulcan on December 17, 1977, to meet with Robinette and survey the problem. Within an hour of his visit, reporters were told that the state would replace the bridge. The West Virginia Legislature provided $1.3 million in funding to replace the bridge. The replacement was opened in 1980.
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West Virginia Route 58, Elkins to Pierce or MD (became part of WV 24 in 1928) Now U.S. Route 219; West Virginia Route 58, Baker to Virginia (designated 1929) Now WV Route 259; West Virginia Route 59, Ellenboro to St. Marys (became part of WV 16 in 1926) Now WV Route 16; West Virginia Route 59, Lost City to Virginia (designated 1929) Now CR 59
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The Drain-Jordan Library Archives and Special Collection houses materials on the history of WVSU, alumni and employees. The archive also collects information pertaining to African-Americans in West Virginia, African-American higher education, West Virginia and Appalachian region history. [24] Kanawha County Public Library: Public Library ...