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    Poarch Creeks give to state history exhibit
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    Montgomery, Alabama (AP)

    The Alabama Department of Archives and History will use a $500,000 donation from the Poarch Band of Creeks for new state history exhibits.

    Robert R. McGhee, a council member for Alabama’s only federally recognized tribe presented the gift in an...
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    By Heather Clark
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    By Heather Clark
    Albuquerque, New Mexico (AP)

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    Original Providence, Rhode Island deed moved to state archives
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    Providence, Rhode Island (AP)

    The original deed to Providence received by Roger Williams has been moved to the state archives.

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