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Volume Thirteen - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - even more aspects - Slavery - echoes of the past . . . .
The ruins at Ashley Hall were described as : 'Historic 19th C Plantation - House ruin - Large cut stone structure, section of house used to store corn, barbeques and water tank.' An anchaelogical investigation of the site was also recommended. [1356] |
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