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  • Vintage drawing of a rural area with snowfall. In the foreground, two horses are pulling a man in a cart on the snowy road.

    Cox’s Snow and the Persistence of Weather Memory

    One of the worst snowstorms recorded in Virginia’s history began on Sunday, January 17, 1857. It remained in Virginians' collective memories eighty years later.
    by Patricia Miller via Encyclopedia Virginia on January 5, 2022

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