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Merer Memories: Clay's rocks and the erosional remnant of the Princeton Sandstone

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The location of the rocks is on the Farley property a mile-and-a-quarter east of Cook's Chapel. The rocks are an erosional remnant of the Princeton Sandstone Conglomerate. As of that writing, there was a 15-ton boulder teetering nearby. The Clays, en route to Clover Bottom in 1775, stopped at the Farleys before arriving at Clay's Rocks.

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Merer Memories: Clay's rocks and the erosional remnant of the Princeton Sandstone

Looking for a subject for this week, I came up on the 1987 Mercer County Historical Society’s History of Mercer County and an article about Clay’s Rocks contributed by Dr. Winton Guy Covey, Jr.

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph broke the news on Saturday, February 24, 2024.
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