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Courthouse benches at Trabue House need attention

Maury Lewis writes:
Ed, I was at the Trabue house yesterday working in the rose garden and later at a meeting and noticed two wooden benches on one of the porches which are in pretty bad shape. There is a small plaque on the end of the benches that says they came from the court house. I don't know the history behind the benches but if they need to be preserved for history sake some one better get them out of the weather and restore them NOW. I wrote this to you because I didn't know who to contact. -Maury E. Lewis
Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention. -EW




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