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Friday, November 6, 2009

This Week's Top New York History News

  • Mass. State Library May Close
  • Rockwell Museum Opens Major Exhibit
  • 1845 Wesleyan Methodist Church Left To Rot
  • Civil War Statue Gets A Sword
  • RPI President is Highest Paid in The Country
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