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A pair of shoes dating back to the 1950s sits in the abandoned silk mill in Lonaconing. A calendar that still hangs inside has never made it past July 1957. Representatives of a Japanese historical group recently toured the building, which may be sold for salvage if no organization steps in to save it. The mill is the last of its kind in the United States.
John A. Bone / Cumberland Times-News



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