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Story Lawrence Gilpin told Hunter Durham of 'Meatskin' Road

Next earlier answer on how 'Meatskin' Road got its name: Jennifer Carter: Meatskin Road named that because it's crooked

Hunter Durham writes:
Lawrence Gilpin and others told me many years ago that people who lived on that road during the depression were so poor they are only meat skin. - HUNTER DURHAM

About: History Query: How did 'Meatskin Road' get the name?




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