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Listen: The World ProgramFlorida Bureau of Archaeological Research staff assisting with artifact monitoring during cistern excavation at The Grove in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Former Florida Governor Richard Keith Call's home in Tallahassee, "The Grove," was begun in the 1820's, and remains today a place of architectural and historic distinction. It was purchased by LeRoy Collins (husband of Mary Call Darby Collins who was a great granddaughter of Governor Call) in November 1942. Later it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
Accompanying note: "Pictured left to right are Marie Prentice, Dave Dickel, Jim Dunbar, and Mary Glowacki."
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