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university, Charleston, West Virginia, United States
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  • Charleston, West Virginia: State Capitol
    Charleston

    The University of Charleston (formerly Morris Harvey College) is a private coeducational university founded in 1888; West Virginia State College (1891), a historically Black college, is in nearby Institute. Yeager Airport, just to the northeast, is named for test pilot Chuck Yeager, who was born in…

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    The University of Charleston (formerly Morris Harvey College) is a private coeducational university founded in 1888; West Virginia State College (1891), a historically Black college, is in nearby Institute. Yeager Airport, just to the northeast, is named for test pilot Chuck Yeager, who was born in…

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