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Clotilda preservation efforts remain concepts after 2024 study

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Nearly one year after the Alabama Historical Commission published a report on the Clotilda wreck, plans to either excavate the notorious slave ship’s remains from the Mobile River or memorialize the ship where it is have yet to materialize.
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Clotilda preservation efforts remain concepts after 2024 study

Nearly one year after the Alabama Historical Commission published a report on the Clotilda wreck, plans to either excavate the notorious slave ship’s remains from the Mobile River or memorialize the ship where it is have yet to materialize.

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Lagniappe Mobile broke the news in on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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