Lynch, Kentucky, The ruins of the power house remain in a former U.S. Steel company town in Harlan County. The power house generated electricity for the mines and the town. Automation and the subsequent closure of most mines have reduced the area's population and increased its poverty.

Lynch, Kentucky, The ruins of the power house remain in a former U.S. Steel company town in Harlan County. The power house generated electricity for the mines and the town. Automation and the subsequent closure of most mines have reduced the area's population and increased its poverty.
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