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Nonprofit seeks to restore Franklin battlefield by acquiring valuable Spivey property, ceramics shop
Phyllis Spivey stands next to the pouring machine inside her ceramics shop off Columbia Avenue on Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2018/Photo by Brooke Wanser. By BROOKE WANSER Franklin’s Charge, a nonprofit seeking to restore Franklin’s Civil War battlefield, last week announced they had been awarded a $630,000 grant from the state government towards reclaiming a lot …
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