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Point Pleasant
 Population 2010 Census: 4,350
 Median Age: 44 years
 
Courthouse: Completed 1956Architect: Harry Ray Nay
 
 
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 | Formed: 1804 Named: For Stevens Thomson Mason, a distinguished patriot, long a member of the Virginia Assembly and of the Senate of the United States; 
          or, for George Mason, deviser of the Constitution of Virginia and a member of the convention which framed the Federal Constitution. Learn more.
 County Seat: Point Pleasant
 Land in Square Miles: 430.75
 Population 2010 Census:  27,324
 Persons per Square Mile 2010: 63.4
 
Primary Sources OnlineDunmore's War, 1774
 War of 1812
 Death of Livia Simpson Poffenbarger, 1937
 Start of Operations at West Virginia Ordnance Plant, 1942
 Cornstalk's Remains Laid to Rest Again, 1954
 1960 Presidential Campaign in Mason County
 Jimmy G. Stewart, 1966
 Collapse of the Silver Bridge, 1967
 Dedication of Reconstructed Fort Randolph, 1974
 
 
Civil WarFrom Mason County, 1861
 Meeting of the 4th Regiment, 1861
 Meeting Last Monday, 1862
 Speech of Hon. Samuel Crane, 1862
 Difficulty Concerning Contrabands Between the Civil and Military Authorities in Mason County, 1862
 Public Meeting, 1862
 Tribute of Respect, 1862
 County Court, 1862
 Mason County, 1862
 Meeting at Mason City, 1862
 Campaign in the Kanawha Valley, 1862
 Proclamation, 1862
 Expedition from Point Pleasant to Buffalo, 1862
 Military Inspection, 1862
 Killing of Lewis Wetzel, 1862
 Trial against John Hall, 1862
 The Special Election, 1862
 Another Sheriff Captured, 1863
 The Battles of Hurricana and Point Pleasant, 1863
 Rebel Raid into Kanawha Valley, 1863
 Rebel Prisoners from Point Pleasant, 1863
 Pension for Christiana Bailey, 1863
 Rebels Captured, 1864
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 4
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 6
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 7
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 8
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 11
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 12
 Mason County Union Militia Letters, Folder 13
 
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