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Lou Ann Gore-Flanagan urges area residents support Mill Springs Lou Ann Gore Flanagan writes: This park is an excellent park to take students on an inexpensive field trip close to home. It is wonderful to have this facility and I encourage everyone to go to the National Parks page and comment. It is a part of history, we need to preserve for everyone . --Lou Ann Gore FlanaganComments re article 80308 Link Mill Springs National Battlefiel considered as National Park from Chris Bennett. This story was posted on 2016-01-21 07:24:01
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