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Wednesday November 28, 2007
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During Art Basel a couple of years ago, the park was used as a site for a few art installations.
The Wagner Homestead and slave house were also opened for tours. Students (could not be older than Middle School age) gave informative (if nervous) tours of the two buildings. They were great.
Even the Mason temple was open for a guided tour!
Top that off with dinner at Garcia’s and it was a great night.