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Projects and Concerns

The Cahawba Advisory Committee and other organizations supporting the preservation and restoration of Old Cahawba have a dual role: Providing for ongoing operation funding needs and securing resources for special projects.

This section provides information related to those needs, plus any special projects that come up. Visit often for more information!

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