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Letter: Why is Sulphur Well called The Gum? Billy Joe Fudge writes: Visited there many times from early childhood up until just a year or so ago and I continue to consider it an under-promoted, local resource and historic attraction.Comments re photo 84936 A peaceful place to end a hot August day Billy Joe, I grew up there and have no idea why it was called that. I will be asking that question as I travel and visit with people from North Metcalfe County. Meanwhile, here's a link to one of my favorite stories of Sulphur Well from 2005 in case you haven't read it... - LW Memories of 'Gran' and Sulphur Well's Buelah Villa Hotel shared by Don Graeter This story was posted on 2019-09-01 08:37:49
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