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In earliest recorded times Black Hand Rock, on the bank of the Licking River near Newark, Ohio, bore the outline of a giant human hand, reputedly of Indian origin and identified in legend with the blighted romance of a tribal chieftain. A highway now traverses what was the first electric railway tunnel in the United States.
Provenance: Unsure.
Provenance: Unsure.
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1 comment:
Is no one going to speak up for Newark, Ohio? As an Ohioan of many years' standing, I feel I should....if only I knew where Neward was. (I know where Norwalk--of virus fame-- is located.)
Oh, why-oh-why-oh-why-oh, did I leave O-hi-O?.......
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