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  Destroyed Home and Cars

  Black and white photo image of the rubble of a destroyed home and two cars in the driveway after the tornado.
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  Pyles Addition

  Black and white photo image of destroyed homes in the Ed Pyles Addition on Ridgewood Drive in Wheelersburg.
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  Destroyed House

  Black and white photo image of a destroyed house after the tornado hit.
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  Looking Across George Sherman's Farm

  Black and white photo image of the destruction on George Sherman's farm. A destroyed school bus and broken trees can be seen in the picture.
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  Destroyed Home

  Black and white photo image of a man standing in the doorway of a destroyed home after the tornado. Home was most likely a part of the Pyles Addition on Ridgewood Drive.
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  Stripped and Uprooted Trees After Tornado

  Black and white photo image of the aftermath of the 1968 Wheelersburg tornado. Notice the stripped and uprooted trees.
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo image of Rockhouse Cave. Pictured: Dr. and Mrs. Dotson (William A. and Nora E. Barrett).
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo image of Belle Johnson
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo of Phoebe (Pheba) Charles
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo of Harry Charles
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo of "Dock" Wolford (1892-1973) whose sister is Cora Wolford
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo of James David Charles (1870-1955) of Pike County, Kentucky. James was Dury's father.