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Foundry Workers Melt Down Charlottesville’s Divisive Robert E. Lee Statue

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Foundry Workers Melt Down Charlottesville’s Divisive Robert E. Lee Statue

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HistoryEnglish • 1 year ago

Foundry Workers Melt Down Charlottesville's Divisive Robert E. Lee Statue

www.smithsonianmag.com

Eventually, an artist will be chosen to transform the bronze bars into a public art installation

Eventually, an artist will be chosen to transform the bronze bars into a public art installation

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