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Project aims to restore Cherokee chief’s cabin
Cleveland, Tennessee (AP)
A campaign has started to restore the last home of the Cherokee Nation’s chief before he was forced to move west with thousands in his tribe on what became known as the Trail of Tears. Michael Willis, a former assistant to Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis, has begun a public awareness project to establish an organization or partnership to restore the structure. |
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