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Catoctin Furnace Historical Society Acquires African American Cemetery, Plans to Give to State Park

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For Elizabeth Comer, president of the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society, taking the historic cemetery that holds the remains of dozens of enslaved ironworkers from private to public hands is a matter of dignity.

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Catoctin Furnace Historical Society acquires African American cemetery, plans to give to state park

For Elizabeth Comer, president of the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society, taking the historic cemetery that holds the remains of dozens of enslaved ironworkers from private to public hands is a matter of dignity.

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