APPALACHIA, VA BOTTLING COMPANIES |
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The coal boom town that Appalachia, VA was is hard to see in the near ghost town that the end of the coal boom left in its wake. This town's story is indicative of many of the towns in the middle Appalachian Mountains of southwest Virginia. The surprising thing about this town is the shear amount of soda bottlers that this town once had operating here. While other coal boom towns like Pocahontas, Norton, Richlands, Vansant, and even Big Stone Gap, VA had from one to three bottlers each, Appalachia had at least five different bottlers throughout its history. |
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J. F. Hash & Sons |
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Appalachia Bottling Company |
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Cumberland Bottling Works / Company 1907-1908 |
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company |
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Virginia Wholesale Company Incorporated |
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Chero-Cola / Nehi Bottling Company |
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Red Rock Cola Beverage Company |
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