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1946 View of Cameron-North Avenue and Route 250 North |
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| Cameron City Hall 44 Main Street Cameron, WV 26033 Email: City Clerk Mayors Office: 304 686-2366 City Clerk: 304 686-2366 Fax: 304 686-4706 Police Department: 304 686-2213 Sewage Disposal Plant: 304 686-3597 Public Library: 304 686-2140 |
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The City of Cameron would like to thank those who contributed to the development of this web site. |
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Read what people are saying about your site...Cameron WV! |
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PHBBNA NEWS (Prospect Hill and Back Bay Neighborhood Association-Lawrence, Massachusetts) WEB SITE OF THE MONTH- by Jim Ross "Over the hill and through the woods, to Grandma’‘s house we go." I remember that line not because of the song but because that is what we did often...Cameron is a quiet place where you can hear the birds sing even on a noisy day...They have a great web site. Their site not only has a picture of the Mayor but also all the City Officials as well as their phone numbers. You can even find current events! The site gives you a real feel for the community and the people who live there. They have taken advantage of the latest technology to let the world know who they are and what they have to offer. |
Hey, I just looked the whole site over and
I truly am impressed with what you have done. For a Podunk town like
Cameron you have brought them into the modern age. For those who have
Computers in Cameron they can contact the thousands who left for fame and
fortune, or just a job to survive, and let them know that even though
Cameron has been dying for the last 40 years there is still a heartbeat
and people willing to perform political and financial CPR. Mary, as a
transplanted EER/DRAGON living in Texas you have done a fine job and
service to those hills. Perhaps the next generation will see the I-68 come
thru and Cameron have a revival, and the Twenty Second Century will bring
memories of the previous decades struggles, and the Golden Age of Cameron
will have arrived. Once again,........Thanks Mary, Brandt Wendell 9/2/07 |
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Mary, I just wanted to share with you my delight in visiting the site you created for Cameron. You have done an absolutely beautiful job capturing in your design what Cameron "is," an old immigrant town rich with history. I moved to St. Louis a year ago, and it is wonderful to be able to point my acquaintances in the direction of your web site so that they might visit my roots. You have represented those who reside (or once did) in the valley. with warmest regards, Leighanne Heisel |
Webmaster, Being along ago resident of Cameron I loved seeing the web site. I found it exciting and it brought back many memories from my childhood. I left Cameron at the age of 15 in 1977 when my family moved to PA. I have never truly left Cameron for parts of it have been with me my whole life, besides according to my Grandmother, Mrs. Barb Yeater, I am related to almost half of the town....Thanks for bringing some of my childhood back. CJ (Jimmy) Smith
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Great site. I was born and raised in Cameron. Left there in 1966. Tom Bryson |
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