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Portraits preserve Native American leaders' legacy: Queen Anne's County Historical Society exhibit highlights Thomas L. McKenney's preservation work

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CENTREVILLE — "Astonishing Portraits, Untold Stories: The World of Thomas L. McKenney" opened Oct. 4 at Wright's Chance, weaving together national and local history through portrait recreations of Native American leaders commissioned by 19th-century Maryland native Thomas L. McKenney.

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Portraits preserve Native American leaders' legacy: Queen Anne's County Historical Society exhibit highlights Thomas L. McKenney's preservation work

CENTREVILLE — "Astonishing Portraits, Untold Stories: The World of Thomas L. McKenney" opened Oct. 4 at Wright's Chance, weaving together national and local history through portrait recreations of Native American leaders commissioned by 19th-century Maryland native Thomas L. McKenney.

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