Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 10, 2012

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today." The signs says "Troop 82 - Spring Valley."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today." The boy in the white shirt is Mike Davis of Troop 7, First United Methodist Church, Huntington. He went on to be an Eagle Scout, according to Richard McCoy.

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Boy Scouts build a camp. "They appear to be camping out in the what we called the 'Pony Pasture' in Ceredo," said Cathy Pack. "The picture does not depict Interstate 64 in the one photo of the hill, so this was apparently before I-64 was built. The photo depicting the hill top is where the Crescent Hill Cemetery extended out to before I-64 came through and disturbed the graves. I know this because my great-grandfather was buried in this section of the cemetery, and his grave was lost due to the construction of I-64. The Ceredo Manor and C-K Middle School are on the site today."

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The Assembly Club's dinner dance was conducted in the Georgian Terrace room of the Hotel Frederick. From left, Mrs. Harry Wolfe Jr., W.D. Shields, Mr. Wolfe, Henry Proctor, Mrs. Shields, Norman Rogers Jr., Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Proctor.

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C&O Shops, thanks to Ken Reffeitt for the identification.

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West Virginia Rail (now Steel of W.Va.), thanks to Ken Reffeitt for the identification.

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Lee's Furniture was on the northwest corner of Guyan Avenue and 26th St. It was owned by a brother of John Beckwith of B&B Market (which stood many years near where the 5th Avenue Kroger is now located). Thanks to Ken Reffeitt for the information.

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Lee's Furniture was on the northwest corner of Guyan Avenue and 26th St. It was owned by a brother of John Beckwith of B&B Market (which stood many years near where the 5th Avenue Kroger is now located). Thanks to Ken Reffeitt for the information.

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The Guyandotte River meets the Ohio River. At top is Proctorville, Ohio. At right is Guyandotte, and at left is Huntington. This is the future site of the East Huntington Bridge, which opened in 1985.

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The Guyandotte River meets the Ohio River. At top is Proctorville, Ohio. At right is Guyandotte, and at left is Huntington. This is the future site of the East Huntington Bridge, which opened in 1985.