Durham, North Carolina, USA - April 13, 2022: The Hart House. Once a slave house then renovated by the Hart Family who were once slaves then became

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Durham, North Carolina, USA - April 13, 2022: The Hart House. Once a slave house then renovated by the Hart Family who were once slaves then became sharecroppers here until 1954.

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