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Marion council acknowledges historic fingerprints as it declares Black History Month

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Black brick masons’ fingerprints that remain in Marion and Smyth County buildings and continue to serve as reminders of the country’s and community’s history were recently acknowledged by the Marion Town Council.

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Marion council acknowledges historic fingerprints as it declares Black History Month

Black brick masons’ fingerprints that remain in Marion and Smyth County buildings and continue to serve as reminders of the country’s and community’s history were recently acknowledged by the Marion Town Council.

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