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MAYOR GEROGE SARGENTS HOUSE ON BECKLEY A SHRINE TO HISTORY.

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MAYOR GEROGE SARGENTS HOUSE ON BECKLEY A SHRINE TO HISTORY.

by alexandertroup on Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:56 pm

A OLD HOME WITH A LOT OF CHARACTER AND YET....IT IS STILL STANDING, BUT WHO IS TAKING CARE OF THE OLD HOUSE..and i must clear up my mistake, it is Mayor George Sargent who opend up the 1936 State Fair of Texas...

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