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Trabue-Russell House given over to city The Trabue-Russell House history museum, saved and refurbished by the Adair Heritage Association, has been given over the the City of Columbia for future operations. Rhonda Loy at the City office tells us . . . that tours of the Trabue House are free anytime people would like to visit by calling 384-2501 to make arrangements. The house can be rented for $50 plus a refundable deposit of $50. The Trabue-Russell House is a restored historical residence open for touring. The house is located at 299 Jamestown Street and displays what is perhaps the most extensive Adair County history exhibit anywhere. This story was posted on 2003-11-17 16:31:34
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