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Living history soldiers provide information about 1940s Army life

World War II Living History at Fort Moultrie

a picture of a black man, Robert Smalls, who escaped slavery using the Underground Railroad

Fort Sumter and Charleston Harbor Added to Underground Railroad Network to Freedom

Two trees lay on their sides with their root balls exposed.

Assessment and recovery work continues at national parks in the western Carolinas in the wake of Hurricane Helene

Crews remove downed trees

Assessment and recovery work continues at national parks in the western Carolinas in the wake of Hurricane Helene

An arborist in a bucket truck works to remove hazard trees threatening buildings.

Assessment and recovery work continues at national parks in the western Carolinas in the wake of Hurricane Helene

National Parks in the western Carolinas remain closed in the wake of Hurricane Helene

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