Something you might not have known: DeLaigle House and Augusta’s last duel
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So happy it is now going to get back to its glory. I worked out of that beautiful facade for a long time. The inside was of course office setup in its appearance but the outside was always the charm even though it was not the perfect color for such a historical building. I will have to visit once it is ready to showcase.
Very good article!