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Demolition of historical Aunt Fanny s Cabin because of racist past recommended

Demolition of historical Aunt Fanny s Cabin because of racist past recommended
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Old South ghosts haunt preservation of Aunt Fanny s Cabin

SMYRNA, Ga. (AP) Once, it was one of the most popular restaurants south of the.

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Georgia city wrestles with future of Old South restaurant

SMYRNA, Ga. (AP) A Georgia city may soon decide what to do with a decades-old restaurant that served southern staples and lured celebrities but also used racist imagery and tropes to evoke the pre-Civil War South.

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Georgia city wrestles with future of Old South restaurant

SMYRNA, Ga. (AP) A Georgia city may soon decide what to do with a decades-old restaurant that served southern staples and lured celebrities but also used racist imagery and tropes to evoke the pre-Civil War South.

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