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Historic Home Could Be Demolished to Build Restaurant

A historic home in Jamestown that has stood for almost 200 years could soon be demolished and replaced by a fast-food restaurant. Neighbors who live near the historic Potter House are upset the log cabin could soon be demolished and replaced by a Bojangles restaurant.

WGHP (3/2/10)

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