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Madison
Established as the county seat after the Civil War, replacing Ballardsville across the river.
Population 2010 Census: 3,076
Median Age: 42.1 years
Courthouse: Completed 1921
Architect: H. Rus Warne
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Formed: 1847
Named: Daniel Boone, whose home was in the Kanawha Valley from 1789 to 1795
County Seat: Madison
Land in Square Miles: 501.54
Population 2010 Census: 24,629
Persons per Square Mile 2010: 49.1
Primary Sources Online
Photographs of Schools in Boone County
Whitesville Bridge Disaster
1960 Presidential Campaign in Boone County
Coal River Mining Institute winners, 1938 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Coal River Mining Institute entertainment, 1938 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Big John drag line at work in Julian, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Andy Averson of Whitesville and his crop of figs, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Beekeeper Seth Toney of Blooming Rose, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Byron Weaver of Blooming Rose, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Roy Douglas of Peytona and his turtle doves, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Derick Foster of Madison and his toy cars, 1983 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Tow Truck at Nellis Motors, 1984 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Zach Karantonis memorabilia, 1984 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Bill McIntyre, 1984 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Gloria Burton's doll collection, Danville, 1985 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Coal artist James Stewart of Madison, 1985 | (dialup) (broadband) |
Hasil Adkins, 1990s | (dialup) (broadband) |
Birchfield and other miners seeking panel rights, 1994 | (dialup) (broadband) |
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