Talk:Eygelshoven

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I'm not sure what the original author intended – I assume the mines were named after the wives of two of the miners, not the mines, which is nonsensical; however, I'm not sure why a church would be torn down due to "over-capacity," so I left that phrase alone. Any elaboration would be appreciated. androidtalk 03:38, Apr 18, 2005 (UTC)

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