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A museum honoring Thaddeus Stevens, a notable abolitionist and Congressman during the Civil War, has opened in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The museum highlights his efforts toward racial equality.
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A museum honoring Thaddeus Stevens, a notable abolitionist and Congressman during the Civil War, has opened in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The museum highlights his efforts toward racial equality.
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New museum spotlights Thaddeus Stevens' abolitionist legacy
New Museum Opens to Honor Thaddeus Stevens' Legacy