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    2 north central West Virginia projects to receive Saving Historic Places grants

    By Alexandra Weaver,

    30 days ago

    CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Two north central West Virginia projects have been selected to receive Saving Historic Places grants from the Preservation Alliance of West Virginia (PAWV).

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    Kern’s Fort. Photo taken by Kyrie E Stevens on Sept. 24, 2012, and uploaded to Wikimedia Commons under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license .

    In Monongalia County, Kerns Fort will receive $15,000 for a new roof to prevent water intrusion, according to a press release from the PAWV. Kerns Fort is a settler’s cabin built in 1772 and located on private property in Morgantown, according to National Register of Historic Places documents . The man who built it, Michael Kerns, owned 600 acres in what is now Morgantown’s Fifth Ward area.

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    In Upshur County, the former United Brethren Church in Buckhannon’s Central Residential Historic District will receive $11,817 for window stabilization and repair, the release said. The Gothic Revival style building is to be adapted for “creative arts endeavors” according to the PAWV.

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    The former United Brethren Church in Buckhannon. Credit: Preservation Alliance of West Virginia.
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