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TALCOTT, W.Va. (Hinton News) — The iconic John Henry statue in Talcott has undergone repairs and restoration, with the final top coat applied last week, according to local officials. The statue, a beloved landmark commemorating the legendary steel-driving man, had shown signs of wear and tear over time.

Efforts to restore the monument have been underway, and the application of the final protective layer marks a significant step in preserving the statue for future generations. The repairs aim to ensure the statue continues to stand as a tribute to the folklore and history of the region.

Local residents and visitors can now see the refreshed statue, which remains a focal point of the Talcott community and a reminder of the area’s rich heritage. Details regarding any formal unveiling or rededication ceremony were not immediately available.

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