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A monument to history: Wilson Caldwells gravestone, though the tallest in the cemetery, is one of few markers that actually acknowledges blacks and their contributions to Chapel Hills storied past.Image credit: Alex Maness
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Image Archives: Alex Maness
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- Feb 4, 2004
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