Dec 2, 2010 | Posted by: roboblogger
'History Detectives' go sleuthing in city
Full story: The Post and Courier
June Wells , Confederate Museum director in Charleston, helps Elyse Luray, one of the hosts of the PBS television show 'History Detectives,' search for answers on Luray's artifact Wednesday at the Confederate Museum on Market Street.
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