Damaged by tornado and fire, Bowling Green's African American Museum seeks help to rebuild

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Damaged by tornado and fire, Bowling Green's African American Museum seeks help to rebuild

… commemorating south central Kentucky’s African American heritage are among the casualties … of December’s tornadoes.

African American Museum board Chairman John Hardin … , document, preserve and present African American history in the Bowling Green …

Source: Louisville News, Louisville Sports | Courier-Journal

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