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When Green Ridge was disallowed by the Post Office Department, the local post office, which opened on February 29, 1928, with Rennie Menifee Elam, postmaster, took the name Barridge for A F Barbieux, the mine superintendent, and Green Ridge. In later years and just before it closed in 1953, the Barridge post office was less than half a mile below Kodak.
Barridge Post Office, Perry County (1928-1953)
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