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“In The Time Of Segregation” – Exhibit At The Former Montpelier Train Depot

Hamilton Historical Records

In 1910, the Montpelier Train Depot was built near the home of James Madison, the fourth President of the United States of America. After the Montpelier Train Depot was decommissioned, then building became a United States Postal Service center. The exhibit “In the Time of Segregation” is exhibited at the depot.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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