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Effort ongoing to record the untold Black history at Raleigh's Dix Park
ABC11Anna TorresFebruary 1, 2023History, legacy committee, legacy
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The City of Raleigh owns and operates Dorothea Dix Park. The Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that exists to support the City in its efforts, serve as its philanthropic partner, and help ensure the creation and long-term success of Dorothea Dix Park

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